This weekend was the annual Traders 4 A Cause event. The folks over there were nice enough to invite me to host the afternoon of day 1 and then come back to host the morning session on day 2. The catch was that I had to bring some of my friends to show off their skills and help raise money and awareness for breast cancer research, among other notable causes that they're supporting.

So I called up legends like Brian Shannon, Anne-Marie Baiynd, Phil Pearlman, Ryan Detrick, Denise Shull and others. It turned out to be a lot of fun and I know we raised a ton of money. So thank you for all the support!

You can still donate here

Here is my video with Howard Lindzon from the Sunday morning session.

Last week I was a guest on The Final Bar with my pal David Keller. Him and I always like to chat because we see the markets through a similar lens. We also have a lot of the same friends and we understand their perspectives as well.

In this video we kick it old school talking Dow Theory and Trend Identification. While things always seem to be changing and evolving in the market, the one constant is human behavior, fear and greed. That will never change. And therefore, the principles behind the study of those supply and demand dynamics don't change either.

We dive in around at the 12:41 mark. Check it out:

You're probably hearing a lot about SPACs these days. SPAC technically stands for "Special-Purpose Acquisition Company. So in this video I chat with Howard about these "Blank Check" vehicles. Historically they haven't exactly had the greatest reputation, but supply and demand is trying to prove otherwise.

The world is becoming SPAC crazy! Is it a good thing? It seems like it is. Let's discuss!

This is the video recording of our October 2, 2020 Monthly Charts Live Strategy Session

This week I chat with Howard about the things that he just doesn't think are going to happen. What can we check off? He mentions major moves in the Nasdaq and also Apple missing on a quarter or new product.

He then flips the script and asks me about what's changed in my life since becoming a father. Tune in to find out!

The way I learned it is that, "Sector Rotation Is The Lifeblood Of A Bull Market".

But what does that mean exactly? Why does it matter? Why should we care?

All great questions, so I invited my friend Todd Sohn from Strategas and our very own Steve Strazza to discuss this important topic.

What sort of rotation are we seeing today?

Here is Part 2 of our discussion:

(Catch up on Sector Rotation Part 1 here)

I got a last minute invite to pop on BNN Bloomberg yesterday to chat about the ongoing uptrend in the stock market. While we've seen some stocks and sectors correcting this month, others have held up very well. We want to focus on the ones that did NOT correct, or barely corrected, and are already pressing up against new highs.

With most Indexes in more of a messy range, our focus is on the individual equities.

Here's my interview in full:

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The way I learned it is that, "Sector Rotation Is The Lifeblood Of A Bull Market".

But what does that mean exactly? Why does it matter? Why should we care?

All great questions, so I invited my friend Todd Sohn from Strategas and our very own Steve Strazza to discuss this important topic.

What sort of rotation are we seeing today?

Here is Part 1 of our discussion:

This week on the show, Strazza and I chat with Howard Lindzon as we continue thinking through our "2 to 100" List and how to best set our parameters. Remember, we're looking for the next $100 Billion companies.

We already have industry filters, momentum & relative strength, market capitalization and now we're working in some social sentiment to really give this list some juice. These things are always a work in progress, so I hope this gives you some insight as to how we think through our ideas and have a little fun along the way.

Here is our conversation in full:

From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting

The Fixed Income, Commodity, and Currency markets are near and dear to my heart. Ever since I began learning Technical Analysis, I've always loved analyzing things that are "off the beaten path." This included everything from Interest Rates to Soybeans to the Norwegian Krone. Equities are great and all, but this is the stuff that gets me up in the morning.

In addition to the blog posts we do on the site, I've wanted to explore new ways to share that passion with you all and show why even if you're not investing in these markets directly, they're worth paying attention to.

That brings us to my weekly show, "What The FICC?"

In this weekly video series, I'll be highlighting the most important chart or theme from these three asset classes while doing my best to tie that analysis back to Equities through an intermarket signal or a trade idea.

This week's episode is linked below, enjoy!

This week on the show, Howard and I talk about the value in finding people to synthesize information for you. Howard is one of the best people I know at doing this, and I've picked up a few tricks from him over the years.

We can't be experts in everything. But with new tools and technology, we now have the ability to rely on other subject matter experts to point us in the right direction and give us perspective on how they see the world. I've found this process to be incredibly valuable. I encourage you to try it!

Here is our conversation in full:

From the desk of Tom Bruni @BruniCharting

The Fixed Income, Commodity, and Currency markets are near and dear to my heart. Ever since I began learning Technical Analysis, I've always loved analyzing things that are "off the beaten path." This included everything from Interest Rates to Soybeans to the Norwegian Krone. Equities are great and all, but this is the stuff that gets me up in the morning.

In addition to the blog posts we do on the site, I've wanted to explore new ways to share that passion with you all and show why even if you're not investing in these markets directly, they're worth paying attention to.

That brings us to my weekly show, "What The FICC?"

In this weekly video series, I'll be highlighting the most important chart or theme from these three asset classes while doing my best to tie that analysis back to Equities through an intermarket signal or a trade idea.

This week's episode is linked below, enjoy!