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by Chart School - March 19th, 2019 6:15 am
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Comment: Money rushing into US only stocks IS NEVER A GOOD SIGN, as the informed money now have a uniformed buyer to sell too!
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Comment: Hedge Fund Legend Ray Dalio On The Economy Boom and bust youtu.be/5C43i3yclec
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Comment: Identifying the Building Blocks of the Next Financial Crisis youtu.be/Gc0Z5hp5h74
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Comment: JIM ROGERS – 18 Sep 2018 – Washington Is The Big Market Risk Right Now! This how you get rich! youtu.be/6UxzOJ8eJcY
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Comment: TRADING LEGENDS – Anton Kreil’s Interview with Ben Berggreen youtu.be/KRUlMz2lsqA
Date Found: Wednesday, 26 September 2018, 04:29:15 PM
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Comment: Guggenheim’s Scott Minerd: My Dire Forecast For Financial Markets | CNBC 40% pullback in stocks youtu.be/GKOWTB3zKTE
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Comment: Are the FAANG stocks about to collapse under their own weight? – MarketWatch
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Comment: Algos Have Taken the Rhythm Out of the Market | Stanley F. Druckenmiller… youtu.be/ukH6RloCWzI
Date Found: Tuesday, 02 October 2018, 03:00:20 PM
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Weekly Market Recap Mar 17, 2019
by Chart School - March 18th, 2019 10:24 am
Courtesy of Blain.
A very good week for market bulls as the prior week’s selling was all reversed. Last week we asked how many times can we rally on the same Federal Reserve juice. It seems indefinitely. Jerome Powell went on ’60 Minutes’ and talked dovish – that sparked a big rally Monday and it continued all week. The only down day all week was Thursday when the progress on the U.S. – China trade deal seemed to hit a delay.
A meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping will be delayed until at least April, Bloomberg News reported, indicating that a bilateral trade deal will not be finalized this month. The news comes after Trump told reporters in the White House on Wednesday that he was in no rush to strike a trade agreement.
For the week, the S&P 500 added 2.9% and the NASDAQ rocketed 3.8%.
There had been a massive reversal a week ago Friday in the Chinese market, but it held in pretty well this week after a big move up. This is an interesting chart to watch as all signs point to a slowdown in their economy but their central regulators are trying to juice the system as well.
Investors digested comments from Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, Beijing’s No. 2 leader after President Xi Jinping, who expressed optimism that a trade deal between China and the U.S. can be achieved that suits both parties. Li also addressed weakness in the world’s second-largest economy and pledged to maintain strong stimulus measures, such as lowering interest rates, cutting bank reserve ratios, and slashing taxes for consumers and businesses.
Here is the 5 day weekly intraday chart of the S&P 500 … not via Jill Mislinski.
The week ahead…
The Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting hits March 19-20 – nothing but cheering for markets going up and more “patience” expected.
“The Fed is on pause and we don’t expect any major change to Fed Policy next week,” Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist…
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Germany Breakout Bullish For Stocks In The States!
by kimblechartingsolutions - March 18th, 2019 8:09 am
Courtesy of Chris Kimble.
An important message to stocks in the states will come from Germany in the next few weeks!
This chart looks at the DAX index from Germany over the past 10-years. For the majority of the past 6-years, the DAX has remained inside of rising channel (1). The 2018 decline saw the DAX hit support where a 1-year counter-trend rally started.
Over the past year, the DAX has created a new falling channel (2). It is now testing the top of this falling channel and the lows of last February at (3).
For most of last year, the DAX created a bearish divergence with the S&P 500 after the January highs.
What the DAX does at (3), should send important clues to what the next big move for stocks in the states will be. If the S&P 500 is to have a chance to test last years highs, odds are good it needs to see the DAX breakout at (3)!!!
Keep a close eye on the DAX in the next few weeks friends.
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Wyckoff Price Thrust Measure
by Chart School - March 14th, 2019 4:25 pm
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Richard Wyckoff said in his last days as an educator,’follow the waves’. And an important measure of those waves is the ‘thrust’. The thrust of price into new ground, considering price and volume support or lack of it. The price wave thrust is clear visual presentation of the composite man demand or supply characteristics: strong, mild, weak or confused.
readtheticker.com favored trend tool named RTTTrendStatus sister indicator RTTTrendThrust shows off Wykcoff measure of price thrust. RTTTrendThrust can be used to assist mechanical trading systems (like lower time frame Stochastic(10,3,3) on higher time frame Stochastic(10,3,3)).
A video to explain in more detail.
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Doc Copper Peaking? Signaling Economic Weakness Ahead?
by kimblechartingsolutions - March 14th, 2019 8:17 am
Courtesy of Chris Kimble.
Is Doc Copper suggesting that economic weakness is around the corner? Possible
Doc Copper has created a series of lower highs and lower lows over the past 9-years inside of falling channel (1).
Last year Copper looks to have double topped at 2014 highs and the top of the falling channel at (2). The counter-trend rally over the past few months has it testing last years support as new resistance at (3).
If Doc Copper peaks here and starts heading lower, it could very well be hinting of economic weakness in the near future.
If interest rates and Doc Copper fall in unison, odds increase they are suggesting a softer economy is ahead. Keep a close eye on both friends!!!
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by Chart School - March 13th, 2019 8:10 pm
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Comment: FACE Interview July 26th 2018 $SPX David Builds the Bear Case for an Oct 2018 crash youtu.be/Y0B9taUh2rk
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Comment: CNN Money: Jim Rickards on Russia’s Gold Reserves – August 26, 2018 youtu.be/TXcLQWfe5x4 Bitcoin will be state payments, litecoin will be people payments, no one will trust government crypto
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Comment: This Is It for Silver | David Morgan Bottom is in, on the recent spike youtu.be/XWsdiNF6F-s
Date Found: Friday, 07 September 2018, 11:43:46 PM
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Comment: David Rosenberg US Wage growth accelerates to a nine-year high but the clue for more pick-up comes from the quit rate — it soared to an 18-year high. Fed ain’t done.
Date Found: Saturday, 08 September 2018, 10:38:16 PM
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Comment: Australian housing market – property Bubble & Banks, 2018 Insights youtu.be/0lrdxpKPocY…
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Junk Bonds and S&P Testing Critical Breakout Levels!
by kimblechartingsolutions - March 13th, 2019 9:33 am
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Junk Bonds and the S&P 500 are both facing key breakout tests at the same time. What each does at these key price points could well determine if the S&P 500 will have the strength to retest last years all-time highs.
This chart looks at Junk Bond ETf (JNK) and the S&P 500 over the past few months. The rally off the December lows has each testing popular Fibonacci retracement levels and resistance tests at the same time.
The bullish case for stocks would receive short-term positive news if both break above these important price zones.
The one thing the bullish case wants to avoid? Both creating reversal patterns as the Fib levels are being tested. What both do here should send important short-term messages to the bullish case for stocks.
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Is The Stock Market Losing Momentum Here?!
by kimblechartingsolutions - March 12th, 2019 10:44 am
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The S&P 500 pullback (last week) feels like a distant memory following the stock market’s 2-day snapback rally.
But investors should take note of what’s happening under the surface for two important market indexes: the S&P 500 Index (SPX) and the Bank Index (BKX).
In today’s 2-pack chart, we look at both indexes and highlight an emerging concern.
Looking at the chart below, we can see that last week’s pullback also saw MACD and Momentum indicators move lower from lofty levels.
This comes at the same time that the S&P 500 and Bank Index are testing important resistance at each (1). This could lead to either an outright failure or a divergence if price makes marginal new highs but momentum does not.
Is the 2-month rally about to run out of gas around each (1)! Stay tuned!
This article was first written for See It Markets.com. To see original post CLICK HERE
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NDX 100 Testing Important Breakout Level!
by kimblechartingsolutions - March 11th, 2019 8:51 am
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On the 20th-Anniversary of the very popular NDX 100 ETF (QQQ), it finds itself working on a what could be an important breakout level!
This monthly chart of QQQ applied Fibonacci extension levels to the 2000 highs/2002 lows at each (1). The rally off the 2002 lows saw it reach its 161% extension level last fall at (2), where it created a short-term high and then proceeded to fall nearly 20%.
The rally over the past 10-weeks has QQQ testing the underside of 10-year support as resistance for the first time in history.
The long-term bull trend should be sent an important message by what QQQ does at this new test. The bull case for tech stocks wants/need to see a breakout at (3) and then another breakout above the 161% extension level to keep the long-term uptrend in play!
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Weekly Market Recap Mar 10, 2019
by Chart School - March 11th, 2019 1:13 am
Courtesy of Blain.
The non stop rally of 2019 finally hit some road blocks this past week. The utter glee of a potential China-U.S. trade deal wasn’t enough for the market to rally on the same old news for yet another week; it has essentially rallied on that news for nearly a month. “Patience” still makes everyone happy – but a dismal employment report Friday, the European Central Bank talking about more stimulus, along with horrid export data out of China had people a tad worried.
The ECB announced new measures to support a slowing economy, including a round of long-term loans to European financial institutions, while issuing a surprise pledge to hold off on any interest-rate increases until at least the end of the year.
China reported a 20% drop in February exports after a 9.1% gain in January. Officials blamed the plunge on sagging demand and some distortions from the Lunar New Year holiday. But economists said that even if those two months are added together, the data looked weak.
As we have been saying for about 6 months (lead by housing) it does seem the economic data is starting to get more sluggish and one wonders when the market sees that as a negative vs a positive i.e. the Fed will push up stock prices if we slow. Looking out 2 years it does appear we are about to get hit with another flood of liquidity from central banks!
An avalanche of economic news this week – some of the highlights:
The Beige Book’s showed 10 of the central bank’s 12 districts seeing “slight-to-moderate” growth in late January and February. The partial government resulted in slower activity in about half of the districts, affecting a range of sectors, including retail, auto sales, real estate, restaurants, and manufacturing, according to the central bank.
“Trade wars are easy” and such….
The annual U.S. trade deficit soared to a 10-year high in 2018 of $621 billion, the Commerce Department said. The deficit jumped nearly 19% in December to
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