NASDAQ - NQ1! - Gann Trend Prediction - SQQQ
Updated
First : Option Sniper says we have to get to december 3rd level to end Bearish Market.
https://twitter.com/option_snipper/status/1094080684174467073
Second : i try for the first time to draw a trend line with the Gann Fan on a daily chart.
I've learn a thing on you tube about the 192days cycle, so i hadded that to my guides.
My opinion is that it can't to back to bullish Market without coming down again at least 2 times from here to April.
Trade US/China will make it go up and down till end of febuary and beginning of march.
So basically, i'm going with SQQQ, with moving average
From 12,50$ to 14,50$
then up
then down
then up
I've been looking at for two months, learning, i may be very wrong, i"m doing this mostly to see if i can keep being better at my strategy
i'm looking for a longterm trend
then i look at 200/100 EMA
Then i look at 10/5 EMA
mostly on 1min, 5min, 15min
down trend is over when daily (20) goes down under 30 first
then volume goes higher high two green candles
https://twitter.com/option_snipper/status/1094080684174467073
Second : i try for the first time to draw a trend line with the Gann Fan on a daily chart.
I've learn a thing on you tube about the 192days cycle, so i hadded that to my guides.
My opinion is that it can't to back to bullish Market without coming down again at least 2 times from here to April.
Trade US/China will make it go up and down till end of febuary and beginning of march.
So basically, i'm going with SQQQ, with moving average
From 12,50$ to 14,50$
then up
then down
then up
I've been looking at for two months, learning, i may be very wrong, i"m doing this mostly to see if i can keep being better at my strategy
i'm looking for a longterm trend
then i look at 200/100 EMA
Then i look at 10/5 EMA
mostly on 1min, 5min, 15min
down trend is over when daily (20) goes down under 30 first
then volume goes higher high two green candles
Note
The 139 bars cycle approaches with similarities with September pattern before October 2nd.
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