ChartPros Market Insights

Learn the top strategies for trading all time highs and managing risk.

Many equities and indexes are at or near their tops. Trading all time highs (ATH) can be a risky proposition because there is less historical data available at these levels.

Join ChartPros for this informative and potentially money making/saving FREE webinar replay to help boost your trading confidence, consistency, and trading results.

T. Rowe Price: Resistance or Reversal?

Goldman Sachs’ buying sparked a surge in TROW, but price hit resistance near $117–$127.

The question is whether this leads to a breakout or another fade.

Bruker: Less is More on the Chart

Down nearly 70% from its highs, BRKR is approaching critical long-term support near $26.

Clean levels of support, resistance, and a single trend line tell the story.

Some analysts call NVMI a strong buy. The chart suggest not yet... 

Price action technical analysis points to caution.

See where price could be heading next.

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Harmony Gold shares sank 14% after earnings

This pulls price back towards a critical change control zone where the next decisive move will set direction.

See the charts and levels of interest.

Verizon shows signs of bottoming.

But until $47–$50 resistance breaks, it’s still a waiting game for confirmation.

See the full analysis.

The Megaphone Pattern Isn’t Chaos—It’s an Unfolding Story in Disguise.

On the surface, this formation looks random and unpredictable.

But as ChartPros founder Tom Winterstein explains, failed breakouts, failed breakdowns, and key levels inside the megaphone reveal exactly where patience pays off—and where traders often get trapped.

Is the Bottom Finally In for Smucker?

Possibly.

The charts suggest a turning point may be near, but confirmation is still needed.

Freshpet Chart in Free Fall

Price is in a desperate search of a bottom.

The charts show that catching this falling knife without confirmation could cut deep.

A frequently asked question I routinely get is “Tom, when you have multiple levels of support/resistance, trend, or fibs how do you know which is the best level to use to get into a trade?”

The simple answer is I don’t. Nor, with any certainty does, anyone else.

“So what do you do” becomes the follow up question.

New logo, old problems?

Cracker Barrel plunges as price revisits decade-old support levels.

Is this the bottom or just another leg down?