Investing With IBD

Ep. 186: Charles Harris: The Pros And Cons Of Secondary Indicators

Oct 13, 2022

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

How to Use Secondary Indicators to Make Money

2min

The Bear Market and the NASDAQ

2min

The Long Term Outlook for the Stock Market

4min

The Market Turns a Tough Spot

4min

The 2009 Financial Crisis

3min

The NASDAQ's Down 36% at Its Lows

4min

The Overreliance on Secondary Indicators in the Stock Market

4min

The Bear Market: A Year of Bear Market Corrections

3min

10.

The Short-Term Overbought Over Sold Oscillator

3min

11.

The Bear Market and the Stock Market

5min

12.

The Market Smith Chart

3min

13.

The Market's Follow-Through Day

4min

14.

The Value of Secondary Indicators in a Downturn

2min

15.

The Bear Market in NASDAQ in 1994

5min

16.

Celsius and Shockwave: Stocks on Charles' Radar

3min

17.

The Power of Energy Drinks

2min

18.

How to Play Energy Drinks Differently

3min

19.

The Strength of Cardiovascular Disease

3min

20.

The RS Is Time and the NASDAQ Is Still in the Upper Part

4min

21.

The New Energy With First Solar Ticker Symbol FSLR

3min

22.

The Upgrade in the Solar Stock Market

2min

Charles Harris, a portfolio manager at O'Neil Global Advisors, shares his studies on secondary market indicators. While they can give you a good overview of sentiment, he warns that their timing may not be as precise. It can be tempting to anticipate bounces at oversold levels but he makes the argument for waiting until you get a follow-through day. Harris also discusses leading stocks like Celsius (CELH), Shockwave (SWAV) and First Solar (FSLR). For the video version, visit investors.com/podcast

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