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Chris is a full-time project manager and part-time individual trader. With his engineering degree, construction background and MBA, he takes on the world of financial markets. He reads financial books and Web sites constantly and keeps learning as much as he can. He writes about his continuing financial education here and at StudentOfMarkets.com.

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Leading and lagging sectors during this rally

Since we have gotten to the point where the rally is beyond question ... let's take a look at what sectors have been outperforming others. Here is...
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Industrials vs Health Care sectors

I came upon an interesting article from the Stockcharts.com Chartwatchers blog. It studied the long term trends between the Industrial and Health...
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Market Sectors - follow what leader?

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Financial sector review

I keep watching the financials no matter how bad the chart looks. Why? Because I believe no meaningful rally or -...
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Bespoke Investment Group uses my methodology

OK, perhaps it is I who use their methodology ... or perhaps it has been used for years by multitudes.In this post...
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Which sectors are leading and lagging the overall stock market?

One of my favorite methodoligies in determining the leading sectors is to use a ratio. If you divide the S&P...
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Infrastructure stocks ... the good, the bad, and the ugly

I last took a spin around the world of infrastructure stocks back in mid-December. I had thought at the time that...
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Market sector analysis using the ratio method

Since Michael Kahn wrote so well about Healthcare and Consumer Staples outperforming the market in Bear Market...
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