At Mullooly Asset Management, one of the foundations of our strategy is point and figure charting. Point and figure charting is a type of technical anaylsis that tracks security prices through columns of X's and O's. People successfully use other types of technical...
On this video I discuss a point and figure pattern referred to as the bullish catapult. As the name implies, this is a very positive pattern. Just think about the words bullish catapult for a moment. We all know that the word bullish suggests positivity, but what do...
Before watching this video, make sure you've seen its predecessors on double top buy signals and double bottom sell signals. Watching those videos will help make this one easier to understand. On this week's video, Tim explains and shows what triple top buy signals...
In the last video, Tom showed us the daily process of updating a point and figure chart. Another main component of point and figure charting is the buy signal. Tom shows exactly what a point and figure buy signal is in this video. In point and figure, when a current...
Point and Figure Charting is not simply for stocks, mutual funds or exchange-traded funds. Of course, if you have an investment in your 401k or your retirement account at work, we would be happy to analyze the funds and investments in your account for you. But we can...
Relative Strength is possibly the single best approach to keep tabs on winners and losers in the stock market. How do you know if your investment is merely taking a breather or pulling back -- or how do you know if this is the start of a freefall off a cliff? Relative...
If you have not seen the video on the origins of Point and Figure Charts, I suggest you head over and watch the video, it is just a few minutes long. This video covers how buy signals are created on a point and figure chart. Buy signals and sell signals on point and...
If you are looking to learn the BASICS of Point & Figure Charting, you should start with this short video here. The point and figure video is only a few minutes long and covers the basics of how point and figure charts began, what these charts can (and cannot) do....
What generates a sell signal on a point and figure chart? The easy answer is "the price going down!" And you would be right. But that's kind of a "flip" response. The number one question I get asked is "Tom, tell me WHY the stock is going down!" That's a tougher...
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