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Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
As former managing member/owner of Newton Advisors LLC, Mark has over 25 years of buy- and sell-side experience. Before Fundstrat, he worked at Diamondback Capital Management, and at Morgan Stanley, as a technical strategist. Mark has traded equity options as a market maker / floor trader on the CBOE, and has worked in risk management. He is a member of the Market Technicians Association, and former member of the CBOE, CBOT, and PHLX. He makes regular appearances on CNBC, FOX Business, and Bloomberg. Mark graduated with a BS in Finance from Virginia Tech in 1991, obtaining his Chartered Market Technician designation in 2002.
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Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
A Korean Shakeout and Silver, Copper Washouts Don't Warrant Fading the US Stock Rally
Near-term US Equity trends remain bullish despite a noisy overseas session, and nothing in today's tape gives proper reason to abandon that stance just yet....
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
It's Time to Look for Opportunities in the Mag 7 Following the Weakness
Near-term US Equity trends remain bullish, and today's minor weakness looks buyable, with breadth only marginally negative and Technology, Energy, Utilities, and REITs all finishing...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Two Key Ways to Play the Rebound in the Consumer as Crude's Decline Continues
Near-term US Equity trends remain bullish, and this week's recovery has a lot of positives that look technically encouraging for the weeks ahead. Momentum has...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Warshβs First FOMC Lifts the Dollar and Rates, but the Pop Looks Exaggerated
Near-term US Equity trends remain bullish, and the constructive framework from last week's interim-deal reaction is still intact even as today's FOMC meeting under new...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Broadening continues and Tech leadership has not yet officially crackedΒ
Near-term US Equity trends remain bullish, and the constructive framework set up by Monday's interim-deal reaction is still intact, with WTI Crude, Treasury yields, and...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Interim Deal Underpins a Constructive Framework as Industrials Break Out and Semis Rebound
Near-term US Equity trends remain bullish, and Monday's sharp reaction to the announced interim deal has $SPX and most risk assets pushing higher as WTI...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Increasing Sector participation seen as constructive as Crude, US Dollar & Rates drop
The most important takeaway from this week is that significant weakening has started to happen across interest rates, the US Dollar, and WTI Crude oil,...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Imminent technical breakdown in WTI Crude, Rates, USD makes a completed Iran deal seem likely
Near-term US Equity trends could be starting to give way to upside progress if Thursday's reversal shows some follow-through on deal progress into Friday. The...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Defensive Rotation accelerates as Technology weakness drives QQQ lower
Near-term US Equity trends remain bearish and choppy, but the broader uptrend is not yet in jeopardy, as Wednesday's weakness was concentrated in Technology and...
Daily Technical Strategy
Mark L. Newton, CMT AC
Head of Technical Strategy
Rotation into Equal-weight and Rate-Sensitive Value broadens, while Tech still looks to be in need of consolidation
Near-term US Equity trends remain choppy but bearish when eyeing $SPX and $QQQ, and continue to show bifurcation vs. $DJIA and Equal-weighted $SPX as the...