Cramer: Charts reveal the real culprit taking down the entire stock market

Jim Cramer thinks a larger force could be taking down some of the largest companies in the stock market. To gain more insight from the charts, Cramer spoke with technician Rob Moreno, who is a colleague of Cramer's at RealMoney.com and the publisher of RightViewTrading.com. Once-loved stocks like General Electric (GE), Under Armour (UA), Disney (DIS) and Starbucks (SBUX) have all underperformed this year, and Moreno fears that the continued weakness could weigh on the entire market.

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S&P 500’s ‘triangle’ chart pattern is warning of a big selloff, analyst says

The S&P 500 may be moving fast toward a technical breakdown that could be bad news for investors. “And it’s gonna be big, by all accounts,” said Carter Braxton Worth, a technical analyst at research firm Cornerstone Macro. The S&P 500 SPX, -0.99%  had been trading within a “symmetrical triangle” on a number of time scales, as the index traced out a pattern of rising lows and falling highs. Since the upper and lower boundary lines are narrowing to a point, it’s just a matter of time before the S&P 500 breaks above or below one of them. Read more about “symmetrical triangle” patterns. “It is a circumstance where buyers and sellers are matched off so evenly that purchases being made by those who