The chart is labelled with the historical signals and the letter of the signal that has been fired, e.g E is EPS and R is RSI. The border of the signal box indicates if it’s a buy or a sell signal, green for buy and red for sell. You can hover over each signal to see the details and can filter the chart as you amend options in the columns above.
ORTEX Perspectives on the S&P 500 for January The stock market kept its winning streak alive as all the major averages closed out January…
ORTEX Perspectives on the S&P 500 for December The stock market finished 2023 with a bang as the S&P 500 climbed for nine weeks…
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ORTEX Perspectives on the S&P 500 for November In what is a historically strong month for stocks, all three major averages snapped their three-month…
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The positive Q3 earnings released this month by Uber (UBER) and Palantir (PLTR), have given the companies a pass in all eligibility criteria for S&P…
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The ORTEX App is now released, and to celebrate, we are offering a week’s free trial – Download and start a subscription now to check…
