The DP Trading Room: Bear Market Special! | DecisionPoint


In this week’s edition of The DecisionPoint Trading Room, Carl discusses the war’s effect on the market and looks closer at the effects of high mortgage rates, which have hit multiyear highs. These are pinching not only buyers, but sellers and homebuilders. Afterwards, he goes deeper into the Utilities sector. Erin piggybacks on a recent Seeking Alpha poll regarding which of four retailers are likely to go bankrupt first; she looks at the charts and gives you the results. They then finish with taking your symbol requests.

This video was originally recorded on October 16, 2023. Click this link to watch on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ8OX2iduOk

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Carl Swenlin

About the author:
Carl Swenlin is a veteran technical analyst who has been actively engaged in market analysis since 1981. A pioneer in the creation of online technical resources, he was president and founder of DecisionPoint.com, one of the premier market timing and technical analysis websites on the web. DecisionPoint specializes in stock market indicators and charting. Since DecisionPoint merged with StockCharts.com in 2013, Carl has served a consulting technical analyst and blog contributor.
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Erin Swenlin

About the author:
Erin Swenlin is a co-founder of the DecisionPoint.com website along with her father, Carl Swenlin. She launched the DecisionPoint daily blog in 2009 alongside Carl and now serves as a consulting technical analyst and blog contributor at StockCharts.com. Erin is an active Member of the CMT Association. She holds a Master’s degree in Information Resource Management from the Air Force Institute of Technology as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from the University of Southern California.

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