Have you studied the history of stocks in the U.S? Most people are aware of the crash in 1929 as well as the capital depreciation that occurred through 1932.

Investors should be prepared with tools to combat rising interest rates and other adverse effects in their portfolio as the Fed makes changes to fiscal policy.

Today, I'm going to show you a sector crammed full of busted charts and broken trades. Yes, it's a sector I really liked over the past couple of years. But now, it's time to get out of these stocks-and stay away until conditions improve.

Across our 1,800 stock universe, utilities remains the best scoring sector. Idustrial goods also score above the average universe score this week. Also in today's report is a chart breaking out historical monthly returns for utilities over the past decade.

Stocks continued last week to seek some firmer footing, as prices found some support and volatility hit some resistance, and a flight to safety of global capital benefited long-term Treasury bonds.

Sleigh bells ring, are you listenin'? In the markets, the Dow is glistenin'...and so are the other major averages.