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How Can Traders Use Relative Volume to Identify Unusual Market Participation?

Relative volume (RVOL) is a technical analysis indicator that compares a stock’s current trading volume with its average volume over a spec...

Is the Global AI Rally Becoming Too Concentrated, and What Could It Mean for Investors?

The global artificial intelligence (AI) rally raises an important question: are stock-market gains becoming too dependent on a relatively small group of...

What Does the Price-to-Sales Ratio Tell Investors About High-Growth Companies?

The price-to-sales (P/S) ratio measures how much investors are paying for every rupee of a company’s annual revenue. It is particularly useful when evaluating high-growth companies that are expanding sales but have limited or negative earnings. A higher P/S ratio may reflect expectations of rapid f...

What Is a Retest After a Breakout and How Can Traders Distinguish Confirmation from Failure?

A retest after a breakout occurs when a stock moves beyond an established support or resistance level and subsequently returns to test that level. In a potential bullish breakout, former resistance may act as support; in a bearish breakdown, former support may act as resistance. Trade...

How Could the October U.S. CPI Report Influence Global Stock Markets and the Fed’s Rate Path?

The October 2026 U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) report could influence global stock markets by changing expectations for Federal Reserve interest-rate decisions, U.S. Treasury yields, the dollar, and global capital flows. A stronger-than-expected inflation reading could delay antici...