Gary Christie

Gary Christie is Stock Market Technical Analyst, Trader in Equity, Options, Futures. Trades posted are not recommendations/advice.

[Kevin Gordon @KevRGordon]

Latest from @LizAnnSonders and me is a deeper dive into investing vs. gambling and what we think is a looming financial literacy crisis.

Owning beats hoping. Discipline beats speculation.

https://t.co/7JVJwIFAV8

[Kyle @zeroxkyle]

Reading what the CEO of Anthropic wrote, it is more clear than ever you basically have less than a 5 year window to hyper-gamble your way into elite status or end up a serf for life

We're in the Endgame now.

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

Canada’s CPI Nears Target, But Markets Aren’t Pricing Cuts https://t.co/m7VDx1T30t

[Benjamin Felix @benjaminfelix]

People think renting a home in Canada has been a mistake for the last ~20 years.

That's easy to believe. But it's wrong.

We modelled renting vs. owning in twelve Canadian cities for the 20 years ending December 2024.

The results surprised even me.

🧵

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

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[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

$MSFT, $AMZN, $GOOGL report disappointing Cloud revenue, $PLTR keeps on soaring.

[Michael Covel @Covel]

A distinct philosophy hangs behind his head, “Losers average losers.”

What a classic pic.

[Mark Minervini @markminervini]

A study was done on 77,000 accounts at a large discount broker from 1990 to 1996. The findings revealed:

1. Investors are more likely to allow a stock to reach a large loss than they are to allow a stock to attain a large gain; they hold losers too long and sell winners too quickly.

2. The probability of buying additional shares is greater for shares that have lost value than it is for shares that have gained value. Investors may readily double down their bets when stocks decline in value.

3. Investors are more likely to take a small gain than a small loss.

The results would be no different 50 years ago, or 50 years from now.

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

The market continues to see sectoral rotation, with strength in Financials, Communication Services, and health Care while technology faces short-term headwinds. Investors should consider diversified sector exposure. $XLF, $XLC, $XLV

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

#trendfollowing applies to holding a losing position. #trading #trendfollowingtrader

[GuruLeaks @Guruleaks1]

Trump on $TRUMP

"I don't know much about it other than I launched it..."

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

$BKR breakout #tradingcentral

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

Check out my #TSX analysis on @TradingView: /chart/TSX/DWQ5idcp-The-TSX-is-forming-a-rare-Head-Shoulders-top-reversal-pattern/

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

The US 10 yr treasury yield is at its highest level since Oct 2023 at 4.78%. Are rate cuts over?

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

$DAL volatility expanding ahead of Friday's earnings. IVR 88 with a bearish bias. #TCOptionsInsight @TradingCentral

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

The $spx is declining today due to stronger-than-expected economic data, including higher job openings and robust services sector activity, which raised concerns about the Federal Reserve delaying interest rate cuts.

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

Check out my #AAPL analysis on @TradingView: /chart/AAPL/lBbXjJO5-AAPL-new-record-high-breakout/

[Gary Christie @ChristieCapital]

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[Compounding Quality @QCompounding]

11. Investing versus trading:

[Richard Brennan @RichB118]

The Hidden Dangers Beneath: Uncovering the Illusion of Support and Resistance
https://t.co/XegRC00YXO