Technicals:
When the chart hits just right, something are left best unexplained.
Look at this month's chart's last reddish color down price bar in Apple's stock (AAPL). Do you see a collapse in it's stock? Or does it just look like it took a brief pause and giving you a chance to buy more "apples" at a discounted price. 🙂
Monthly:
Weekly:
Equal legs + 50% fib pullback + cloud support+ uHd
Daily:
ExDiv1 at equal legs
".....accelerating growth in the money supply is historically correlated with broadening stock performance. As smaller companies have easier and less expensive access to capital, they can invest more in their own growth initiatives. That leads to stronger returns investors typically expect from smaller companies in normal economic environments and more S&P 500 constituents outperforming the overall index. One of the easiest ways to invest in that trend reversal is to buy an equal-weight index fund like the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF. The equal-weight index balances every component of the S&P 500 equally. This means the amount you'll invest in the biggest mega-cap stocks is the same as the smallest members of the index. Each quarter, the index's managers rebalance it, and new constituents are added, while others leave." (fool.com/investing/2025/03/09/us-money-supply-growth-is-accelerating-it-could-si/)
I think that is the safest bet for where to set aside and allocate your money every month towards if you don't want to worry about being a market wizard and a savant.
However, Apple and Nvidia are still good businesses to invest in.
When the chart hits just right, something are left best unexplained.
Look at this month's chart's last reddish color down price bar in Apple's stock (AAPL). Do you see a collapse in it's stock? Or does it just look like it took a brief pause and giving you a chance to buy more "apples" at a discounted price. 🙂
Monthly:
Weekly:
Equal legs + 50% fib pullback + cloud support+ uHd
Daily:
ExDiv1 at equal legs
".....accelerating growth in the money supply is historically correlated with broadening stock performance. As smaller companies have easier and less expensive access to capital, they can invest more in their own growth initiatives. That leads to stronger returns investors typically expect from smaller companies in normal economic environments and more S&P 500 constituents outperforming the overall index. One of the easiest ways to invest in that trend reversal is to buy an equal-weight index fund like the Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF. The equal-weight index balances every component of the S&P 500 equally. This means the amount you'll invest in the biggest mega-cap stocks is the same as the smallest members of the index. Each quarter, the index's managers rebalance it, and new constituents are added, while others leave." (fool.com/investing/2025/03/09/us-money-supply-growth-is-accelerating-it-could-si/)
I think that is the safest bet for where to set aside and allocate your money every month towards if you don't want to worry about being a market wizard and a savant.
However, Apple and Nvidia are still good businesses to invest in.
Capturing the swings of the stock market & currency market. It's a dirty job and equity/currency traders must do it.
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Capturing the swings of the stock market & currency market. It's a dirty job and equity/currency traders must do it.
Related publications
Disclaimer
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