Comparison between what I published and what happened this week
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I believe it is good to review how functional our analysis is. I want to share the multi-timeframe analysis I published last week for my Patrons/private subscribers, and let you judge about the accuracy of the contents!
Daily Chart: Filling the Gap, Triple Doji means no enough energy to go further. (Neutral-Bearish)
Weekly Chart: Supported at the lower level of the regression channel (Neutral- Bullish )
Monthly Chart: Hanging Man ( Bearish )
Conclusion: After 2 bearish weeks, we had 2 bullish weeks but May ended with -1.26% performance, crossing below last month low is not a good sign..! Neutral to Bearish is the most probable scenario.
The Russell 2000 index , created in 1984 by the Frank Russell Company, is comprised of 2,000 small-capitalization companies. The index is frequently used as a benchmark for measuring the performance of small-cap mutual funds. Many investors see its breadth as giving it an edge over narrower indexes of small-cap stocks. In the past 2 weeks, RUT 2000 experienced a +7.3% gain. As II previously said, this recent rally would not be considered a bullish market because of the low trading volume, but it is a part of a complex correction! I believe this situation could last for the next 1-2 months.
Most probable scenario:
A: If we see lower money flow: Bearish breakout (I think this is the most likely to happen)
B: If we see an increase in money flow: Bullish breakout ( If 6 trillion dollar bill pass fully, this could be the case)
Some People think I publish my post to bait people to subscribe to my servises!
I challenge them to publish their own analysis and next week we will review whose work has a higher rate of accuracy!
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