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energy is another sector looking for a higher low (XLE)energy bullishness is another sector rotation play that makes me think were in a better place than some seem to believe. i think we will experience additional bolatility for the time being, but so will the markets at large. we should keep a decent uptrend, unless the pullback proves more retracement than risk tolerance for outflows can support. the long and short of it is thag bulls have given themselves room to work with, even if we go sideways for a while.
AMEX:XLELong
by cerealtrades
consecutive forecast for weeks ahead (TQQQ)i think we will see a lower high, followed by a lower low, but we will stay over the .382, and then continue higher every period of volatility that dried up quickly or was extenuating in nature was v shaped, and every period that was more exaggerated or corrective in nature was cypher shaped. we could bull cypher with a touch of support, but if we break it things will get much more serious quite quickly. if we break the 0 of extension the picture will clear up greatly for nasdaq bulls. sundays session should be bullish continuation, and we should open higher monday and then begin the flush to new lows middle of the week of the 6th, unless we immediately continue higher over 59
NASDAQ:TQQQ
by cerealtrades
TLT Seemingly trading higher.TLT ETF seems to be in a good place to trade higher. Fundamentals back the technicals which is a really sweet spot for this particular ETF with the 20yr TB's. Expect a rise out of it over the coming weeks back to the previous highs and beyond but only look to "hodl" should price provide us with a bull breakout of the AP which is the previous weekly highs. If price rejects the highs then we suggest staying clear until the breakout takes place on the proviso you would have already removed any potential risk exposure previously accumalated.
NASDAQ:TLTLong
by TheTradingRoom
financials sector enjoying a lead on indices (XLF)XLF is one of the instruments whose sectore had a larger terminal upthrust than others, and is enjoying a more sizeable bounce than others after the current peak in volatility. big names like V, PYPL and BAC are putting up enoughbof a struggle to say that they have tolerance to attract inflow from key players (sm, mm, tutes, pros). it will be interesting to see if we can confirm a higher low before tech returns to help carry the market, making way for a larger comeback that could enjoy a solid outperformance on indices; at least for the time being.
AMEX:XLFLong
by cerealtrades
healthcare is outperforming the broader market (XLV)when an overweight sector corrects with the market volatility is higher in general, but thats why it bounces so much more quickly and outperforms other sectors in the same trend. sector rotation will have a play in healthcare if we find a higher low, and bulls have given themselves room to complete that reversal. we should make a higher low somewhere, even if its closer to the bottom than i anticipate, and continue to rally faster than other parts of the market as stocks benefitting from inflow seeking value accumulates.
AMEX:XLVLong
by cerealtrades
ETF:STW ASX200 key levels and trend lines analysis ASX:STW sharing my view on the STW Track Record – launched in August 2001, STW was the very first exchange-traded fund listed in Australia. Core Index Exposure – a potential core Australian equity exposure for investors. Diversification – low-cost exposure to over 90%1 of the Australian equity market capitalisation in a single transaction. Capture Capital Growth and Income – capture potential stock growth opportunities, dividends and franking credits offered by 200 largest, and most liquid, publicly listed entities in the Australian equity market. Rigorous Index Tracking – a rigorous investment approach that seeks to closely mirror the performance returns of the benchmark.
ASX:STW
by Peaceful-Weekend-Investing
failing double top or continuation (UVXY)if we fail the double top, and break 18.34 confirming a downtrend with a lower high, or immediately continue bear vix, im fine with selling volatility here. if we immediately continue over 19.17, or we set a higher low over the .382 of the bounce and break the high i would stay long vix for the time being if multiple sectors are continuing to make new lows simultaneously. vix looks like such a tempting bull trend on many larger timeframes. the weekly is shaping up to be a great reversal from lows, but indices also look equally extended though to the downside.
CBOE:UVXY
by cerealtrades
we should see a bounce some time in the following week (SPXL)i really want to stress that i am not saying the daily/weekly trend is going to change right back to bull. with that said, i think there is money to be made long over the next week, as long as futures sunday dont have the craziest bear session since corona. some shorts are going to cover on the next drop, and this is going to cause a small squeeze. i dont think all time highs are in the cards yet for broader market bulls. i do think 106 and 119 are reasonable targets. rsi is diverging bullishly, and dipping into the high teens would signal oversold conditions. i realize this differs from my SPY forecast. that is a long term forecast on an unleveraged asset. i am using different strategies for different instruments. qqe long entry signal should be due soon, although there have already been 3 signals that only led to small bounces, and not a return to a bull trend since the top.
AMEX:SPXL
by cerealtrades
context for the crossroads (uvxy)i just wanted to show people why this could still go very badly for broader market longs. im not doomsaying, or fear mongering here. im simply outlining why i still have a long forecast for vix, even though we are almost breaking to new lows in uvxy. the highlighted areas are times in the very recent past where spx has increased in volatility even while indices were on the verge of fully recovering. again, im not saying long this thing right now. im pointing out how this could still be a bullish position for vix longs even while the market appears to be about to recover fully. dont jump into uvxy trying to call the bottom, but do stay cautious! this can still go both ways and tuesday is going to be critical.
CBOE:UVXY
by cerealtrades
nq1! over night will shape the week (tqqq)nasdaq futures are looking pretty troubled right now, and if we see a large enough gap down and break last weeks low this could spell out further weakness in the index which could last into march volume has refused to drop off, and if we see another spike it will probably be selling taking out fridays high probably opens the gate to $76, and additional volatility likely will take us on another trip back to $66 somewhere ina that range is the perfect hourly oversold condition to dip buy, and touch of aavwap/vwma without follow through is usually pretty good resistance to topfish
NASDAQ:TQQQ
by cerealtrades
spx run up at gap close may fail (spxl)if we dont break 133.33 confidently, and confirm 15 min reversal pattern with a lower low 131.85 this may signal overheated conditions in spx should we keep the uptrend holding 130.69 and continuing higher i imagine we have a go at 135, although id still be wary of buying borader markets right now except for a quick flip if we dont hold 130 and cant get back over 130.66 we will probably see 127.66 again soon volatility comes in waves the odds we close up at the highs are low but if we do theres a good long in it
AMEX:SPXL
by cerealtrades
A Few Reasons Why India Has My Attention Right NowIndia has recently caught my attention as a very interesting region of the world that is growing fast and building fast. Let me be clear, though, that I am not an expert about India. What I am about to write are all the things I've learned doing some research and talking with friends and users online who have been there or live there. The chart I've attached here shows the INDA ETF, which is one of the few India ETFs in equity markets. I also find that interesting - it's not really easy to find an ETF or fund that gets you exposure to India firms. So keep that in mind while reading or looking at my chart. What public India stocks do you know? Are there any public India stocks or ETFs that you think I'm missing? I am not going to be buying anything right away, but I do want to hear any thoughts from those who are reading. Here are some recent thoughts I've had: 1. A few years ago, Jeff Bezos said the following about India: "“I predict that the 21st century is going to be the Indian century. The dynamism, the energy… everywhere I go here, I meet people who are working in self-improvement and growth." Amazon is currently in the process of investing $1+ billion into India to bring new marketplaces and manufacturers online. 2. Venture capital in India hit a record at $63 billion. And it seems to be growing. 3. India has a record number of startups valued at $1+ billion. India was never known as a startup hub until recently. I think what's changed here is the number of US investors who are starting to take risks in the region. Perhaps this is a "rotation" from other countries that dominated recent venture capital cycles, especially in Asia, to places like India that have no received the same level of attention. 4. Here's an example, India has a GDP per capita of 1,900. China has a GDP per capita of 10,500 and Brazil has a GDP per capita of 6,700. All these regions of the world are growing and to be an optimist, you want to see the world continue to succeed, build, and improve. Could India start to grow as fast as these other countries? Time will tell, but it does seem like a question worth asking. Thanks for reading! Please reply if you have any thoughts or ideas on how to play it.
CBOE:INDA
by scheplick
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