
Evidence without the ego.
Institutional-quality technical research,
clearly explained and consistently delivered.
Suttmeier Technical Strategies provides disciplined technical analysis for investors, advisors, and professionals. We analyze the evidence behind market trends, sectors, and individual names—and explain what it means.
- WHAT WE DO -
Turning market complexity into actionable insights.
Markets produce an enormous amount of information. STS applies a disciplined process to help make sense of it—examining trends, momentum, relative strength, patterns, support and resistance, and market context.
Markets
Understand the broader market environment and what is changing.
Sectors
See where strength, weakness, and leadership are developing.
Stocks, Bonds, Currencies, Commodities, Crypto, & ETFs
Explore individual charts, technical setups, levels, and momentum.
We are not a stock tip service driven by headlines; Our goal is to help our members be more informed, making evidence-based decisions with a clear, consistent process.
- THE STS APPROACH -
Information is everywhere.
The value lies in knowing what matters.
The markets generate a constant stream of headlines, data, opinions, and analysis. STS applies a disciplined technical process to help distinguish meaningful market signals from the noise—and explain what the evidence may be telling us.

Filter the Noise
Focus on the signals that deserve attention.

Follow the Evidence
Let the charts and technical indicators inform the analysis.

Understand the Context
Explore what is changing, why it matters, and what to watch next.
- EXPERIENCE. EXPERTISE. INDEPENDENCE -
Wall Street experience. Independent perspective.
STS was founded by Stephen Suttmeier, CMT, CFA, bringing decades of institutional market experience to an independent research platform built around technical analysis, disciplined process, and education.
Institutional Experience
Professional analyst and market strategestTechnical Expertise
CMT and CFA designationsIndependent Perspective
Research designed to inform—not direct—investment decisions








