Tushar Chande MIA

lmkwin

I really enjoyed Tushar Chande's Trend Check Blog on StockCharts. His last blog post was end of July though. His ETFtrend.com site is no longer active as well. I use his CTM (Chande Trend Meter) technical indicator on all my line charts. Quite a proxy for a number of other indicators. He created a number of other useful technical indicators as well.

Too bad he appears to be no longer blogging on StockCharts. His articles were always spot on in analysis. I will miss his contributions.

trendtrader

Me too. I asked Stock Charts about this, but they did not reply. You would think they would say something, since he has so many followers.

lmkwin

I got the same reply as well StockCharts support. Greg Morris appeared to collaborate with him on using the CTM as a version of Mr. Morris's Weight of Evidence (WOE) indicator. Each posted on their own blogs about it. I tried to post on the Dancing with the Trend blog asking, but StockCharts.com appears to be censoring posts like that. Maybe it's just me.

On ThinkorSwim they don't have the CTM but have the Chande Momentum Oscillator, another fine indicator by Dr. Chande.

lmkwin

I think I found where Tushar Chande went. Haven't checked out too much on his new site but I always enjoyed his analysis when he was posting on StockCharts.com.

https://chandeindicators.substack.com/p/market-rally-broadens

lmkwin

Now John Murphy appears to be MIA. He was posting his John Murphy's Market Message once a week or every other week last year. Hasn't posted an article this year so far.

lmkwin

Former StockCharts.com contributer Greg Schnell passed away last week. His contributions to technical analysis were sublime.

June 15, 2024
Hey There Fellow ChartWatchers
Our charting community lost a great man last week. It is with a very heavy heart that I share the news that our dear friend Greg Schnell has passed.

A beloved member of the StockCharts family, Greg was truly a world-class technician - one who approached the markets with a genuine passion and beautifully deep curiosity. His encyclopedic knowledge of all things charting made him a guiding light for many of us, and his work has been a cornerstone of the StockCharts platform for years.

But most importantly, Greg was a wonderful human being. He was a warm, generous soul who approached every interaction with kindness, grace, and a smile from ear to ear. Greg made each and every one of us better - not just as investors, but as people.

Rest in peace, Greg.
Grayson Roze
Director of Operations, StockCharts.com

markd

I agree. He posted excellent market reviews. He will be missed.