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John Murphy, Chief Technical Analyst at StockCharts.com and former technical analyst for CNBC, is author of several popular books including the best-selling Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets. His books on intermarket analysis created a new branch of market analysis emphasizing global linkages. His latest book, entitled Trading With Intermarket Analysis – A Visual Approach to Beating The Financial Markets Using Exchange Traded Funds was published by John Wiley in 2013. The International Federation of Technical Analysts (IFTA) recognized his accomplishments with an award for outstanding contribution to global market analysis. He is also a recipient of the CMT Association’s Annual Award. John applies charting tools, with a strong emphasis on relative strength analysis, to Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) to implement global asset allocation and sector rotation strategies. His intermarket approach bridges the gap between economic, fundamental, and technical analyses. He is the chief technical analyst for Stockcharts.com, an award-winning charting website, and his current market views are published on that site.
On April 6, Fidelity Investments and the Market Technicians Association (CMT Association) co-hosted a panel discussion to kickoff the 43rd Annual Symposium at the Ritz Carlton Battery Park in Manhattan's historic financial district. Fidelity’s John Gagliardi, CMT, moderated a...
A webcast presentation by John Murphy, CMT as part of the CMT Association's Educational Web Series. This webcast originally aired on November 7th, 2012. In this presentation, John Murphy will go in depth to discuss the topics in his book of the same name. This presentation is...
A webcast presentation by John Murphy, CMT on October 19th, 2011 as part of the CMT Association Educational Web Series.
John will demonstrate the dynamics of global relationships between equities, bonds, currencies and commodities. The recent discrepancy between rising agricultural commodities and falling copper prices will be covered, as well as the potential threat from emerging markets...