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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Market history becomes a practical discipline here, with past declines, rotations and leadership changes used to clarify present evidence rather than predict outcomes.
The Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast uses market history as a working tool, testing current price action against earlier declines, sector gaps and changes in leadership.
Charts call the shots here, so your favorite stock gets no sentimental exemption.
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A measured chart discussion of volatility, crude oil, and what the tape is signaling.
This episode stays firmly chart-first, opening on tax day and moving through the market crosscurrents of the moment: easing volatility, shifting peace-talk headlines, and crude oil having trouble holding its ground.
A process-driven quarter-end market call centered on leadership, crude, and momentum.
Dorsey Wright's Weight of the Evidence call comes through as a practical quarter-end market check-in. John Lewis, Miles Clark, and Yanni move through war-time comparisons across asset classes and then settle on momentum, crude, emerging markets, and leadership.
A clear quarter-end check on international strength, commodity gains, and volatility that sounds louder than it behaves.
Quarter-end market talk often turns into a stack of rankings, but this episode gives the stack a clearer shape. A bounce after recent weakness sets up a useful contrast between an elevated VIX and realized volatility that still looks historically normal.
A process-first look at volatile momentum and the cost of clinging to old leaders.
The piece keeps its focus on recent action in the R.S. spread and the wider momentum picture, using the volatility to show how fast a market can test a system.
A measured look at sector dispersion, market churn, and NVIDIA's pause.
This episode reads like a compact market chartbook for the opening stretch of the year. It moves from early performance to the widening gap between sectors, then uses past comparisons to make the current dispersion easier to follow.
A steady chart-led review of market rotation, sector rankings, and a technical picture that remains cautious.
This week's podcast reads recent market action through the lens of rotation, using point and figure charting to test where strength is broadening rather than simply assuming it is.
A 48 percent NYSE breadth reading meets momentum that has reversed back up to highs.
Market weakness is framed here as a question of what is happening below the index level in a chart-led look at the final week of Q1. The hosts move from a broadly negative one-week roll into a clearer read on participation, with the NYSE percent-positive trend below 50 percent…
A disciplined read on drawdowns, dispersion, and what relative strength still allows.
The piece follows a market that has opened the year unevenly: gold and precious metals keep grinding ahead, while many individual stocks still show downside and the gap between XLE and XLF has widened sharply.
Demetri Kofinas interviews specialists on geopolitics, energy markets, AI, and finance at length.
BBC's daily business show, from toy-industry founders to Anthropic's Pentagon standoff.
This episode features an interview with Matt Kaufman of Calamos discussing the firm's history in convertible bonds and its expansion into ETFs, highlighting investment strategies and market trends.
Ian Saunders and Myles Clark host the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast, reviewing market charts for the week ending February 27th.
Miles and Joseph from Dorsey Wright discuss recent market movements in their weekly podcast.
This episode features a panel discussion with portfolio manager John Lewis, chief economist Phil Mackintosh, and head of investment research Yanni Angelakos analyzing the Q4 2025 market outlook from technical, economic, and fundamental perspectives.
The hosts open on tax day and quickly tie the timing to market behavior.
The call opens with housekeeping.
The Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast compares Q1 performance across U.S.
This episode discusses recent market movements, asset class rankings, and upcoming quarterly insights with a focus on commodities and indices.
This episode discusses applying relative strength concepts to March Madness basketball tournament predictions, analyzing historical winning percentages by seed.
This episode analyzes recent asset class ranking changes, focusing on commodities overtaking domestic equities, with discussions on crude oil, Middle East impacts, and aerospace defense sectors.
John Lewis joins the NASDAQ Dorsey Wright Podcast.
Miles Clark and Ian Saunders open by looking at a market that has moved fast through the first months of the year.
David Miles and David Clark of the Nasdaq Dorsey Wright Podcast review a week of point-and-figure chart action for February 11, 2026, noting the Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed 50,000 points for the first time and the S&P 500 equal-weight index topped 8,100.
Hosts Ian and Joseph review Nasdaq Dorsey Wright's DALI asset-class rankings for the week ending February 6th, noting international equities reached the top spot for the first time since 2023, tied with domestic equities at 290 buy signals.
This episode features David Cohen from Handel Indexes discussing structured products designed for above-average income, focusing on their collaboration with Dorsey Wright and the retirement super cycle.
This episode features an interview with Matt Kaufman of Calamos discussing autocallables, ETFs, and the firm's history in convertible bonds and risk management.