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IBEX35 EXTREMELY BEARISH SCENARIODear Gamblers, Here is IBEX35, major index in Spain. As you can see, things are getting uglier and uglier here. Do not get caught in this enromous bullish momentum lately as you might get your ass kicked. There's no strategy here as the neckline have not yet been broken, but it will, within the right time. This strategy is no longer available if the index price reaches around 11500. Happy trading, Kind regards, BeniGo ***I am not your financial advisor neither I intend to be, please do your own research before risking your money***
TVC:IBEX35Short
by BeniGo
IBEX short 30 minute chartIBEX35 30 minute chart. We see the red dotted traversing resistance line (once a support level) coming into play here. This level has disciplined the price (since 2012) whenever price has come into contact with it and has controlled price action steady through the last 8 years. We go short as stochastic (not shown) is in overbought territory and we're hitting both the red dotted long-term resistance line and the regular resistance line of 9809.1. I also see what looks to be a bearish butterfly pattern formation. As always, wait for price action (to sell, in this case), and manage your risk. Have a great Friday trading, and enjoy the weekend. Best wishes. All comments welcome.
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by JayStieren
Spanish Markets Fundamentals and Technicals Point HigherWith the supposed China "phase 1" deal being agreed upon...even though when no actual facts are really being presented and now the Americans are claiming it will be signed mid January...the trade has still been risk on. Markets globally liked the news as some uncertainties dissipate and we are set for a Santa Clause rally. I like what I see in the Spanish markets, the Ibex. I believe it generally is lagging behind some of the Asian markets, the American and European markets. Remember folks, it is not about forward guidance. There is nowhere to go for yield anymore except stocks in this environment where central banks keep interest rates artificially suppressed. As a fund manager, you cannot be in cash for a long period of time. Your clients pay you for yield. Bonds yield very low...way below the pension fun targets of 8% and they historically are heavy fixed income...not anymore. Real estate? Property taxes do bring yield down and most funds do not want to become REITs. Some say cryptos but that would only happen once it gets regulated. No fund manager would put clients money in cryptos knowing that exchanges do not have the money to pay you back if Bitcoin goes higher because legally, they do not need to since they are NOT regulated. Stocks are the only place to go, and I think these markets that are lagging will be attracting money chasing yield. The Ibex has been in a downtrend with lower highs and lower lows. We then began to base long term and even created a double bottom pattern. You can see that this range was composed of trends and a head and shoulders pattern we traded in the past. Recently, we created a larger head and shoulders pattern which I find very interesting. With todays daily break, which is strong, the trade is triggered. We are looking at the 10,000 for first tp.
FOREXCOM:ESP35Long
by Uncharted-FX
IBEX35decision coming this quarter if ibex can close above 9381 we can look for further upside till 10.000-10.200-10600. If we reject this coming week in this level we have support around 8810 but will make more sense take all the liquidity below the swimg lows marked with X. decision para este trimestre en la bolsa española , si el ibex consigue cerrar arriba de 9381 podriamos mirar una rotura con potencial hasta los 10.000 - 10200 y 10600 como swimgtrade y zona de cojer profit. en caso de rejeccionar esta semana en este nivel , tendriamos un soporte en 8800 pero seria mas tentadora el corto como swimgtrade e ir cojiendo toda la liquidity debajo de los swimg lows que he marcado con una X att : m0byy
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by Buyinfear
Spanish IBEX Head and ShouldersAlready outlined on how central banks will HAVE to keep stocks propped up. This is due to pensions and also the fact that central banks have forced money into stocks as yields were suppressed. A decade ago, you could retire with 1,000,000 and buy government bonds yielding 6-8% making 60,000-80,000 a year...enough to live off of in retirement. Now a days, you would make less than 30,000. In fact, bonds are now being used to trade rather than for yields! Pensions funds are heavy in bonds and fixed income. They are not making the 8% required per year. In Canada, or pension funds have had to go into stocks and real estate. American social security is still 100% in fixed income... Now, in some places, even real estate cannot be purchased for 1,000,000 meaning stocks are the only place to go for yield! There is nowhere else to go. Plus, stocks can be liquidated quickly which is important in this environment. Expect central banks to prop stocks up because they have to in order to keep system propped up. Yes, a geopolitical situation can change this. Watch China for this. But you need to remember, central banks will keep stocks up. Cutting rates means you can only go to stocks for yield. Stimulus will also be reintroduced (very soon imo) but cannot be called QE. When stimulus comes back online there will be a CONFIDENCE CRISIS as people realize we are in 0 rates and fake/managed markets for life. Check my other posts on these topics.
FOREXCOM:ESP35Long
by Uncharted-FX
Ibex 35 abandoning bullish channel from 01/01/2019Trade war tensions made the markets tumble this Wednesday. Ibex 35, which is gaining volume (Cumulative Volume Indicator CVI was used) every week, has abandoned bullish channel started at the beginning of 2019 and continues its downward trend started back in May 2017. From a long term point of view, the end of this week will be critical to establish a correct position on it, either bullish if it gets back in the bullish channel or bearish, if it gets further away. One thing is for sure, from a short-term point of view the "Sell in May" prophecy period is also ending this week as May ends and the index could experience a bullish reversal the first days of June that won't last for long. All in all, long-term is bearish and short-term might come with some volatility surprises.
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by alexinve
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