Are we there yet? That's the question on everyone's lips. People are praying for capitulation. We take a look at the charting features that will help to identify, first, the end of the market fall and second, the development of a market recovery.    Read More

The credibility gap is the difference between what a CEO says and what the market thinks. Charting provides an effective way to define and capture the gap. If the credibility gap is too wide, then the best thing to do may be keep away from that company.    Read More

Short trading the market makes it go down, right? Absolutely not! This line of thought reveals a startling degree of illiteracy about financial markets. Let's debunk the myth that short selling causes the destruction of asset value, pushing the market lower. We turn to the charts to prove our point.    Read More

People aren't exactly trading rationally right now -- evident in the large session to session index swings. Fear and uncertainty are driving the markets. So, are charts reliable in these volatile times? The answer to this is very simply, yes.   Read More

This week has been one for the record books. But while investors were left scrambling in the wake of the Lehman, BoFA/Merrill and AIG dramas, oil prices quietly slipped below $100 a barrel. And no one said anything about it, so Charting Asia will!   Read More

The government bailout of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae unleashed a Mac Attack on markets worldwide with Asia experiencing a 4% pop Monday. Can the pop turn into a lengthy rally, similar to the rally that occurred after the Bear Stearns bailout? The short answer -- no.    Read More

Emerging markets investment guru Mark Mobius told CNBC's Asia Squawk Box that he's bullish on Thailand as an investment destination long term. But he's also looking for a 20% to 30% correction in the market. Let's see whether the charts agree.   Read More

Charting Asia delves into the goldmines and finds that gold is no longer a long-side trading opportunity -- it's time to hang onto your hard hats and trade on the volatility of price behavior.    Read More

Lenovo is banking on the Beijing Olympics to promote its brand on the global stage. Will Chinese the computer maker's Olympic efforts help it score gold? Charting Asia finds out.   Read More

With a very minimal involvement in these games, Li Ning Co. has all of a sudden come away as a big winner, thanks to its namesake and chairman lighting the torch at Friday's Beijing Olympics Opening Ceremony. Can Li Ning really soar? Charting Asia finds out.   Read More