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DJI + Indicators Vs NDQ Vs BitcoinHi Investors & Traders Although this is a chart of the Dow, it will mainly focus on the interactions of Bitcoin with the Dow and the Nasdaq. I'm taking a slightly different look at the market here with this chart. This is the monthly chart of the Dow Jones, Nasdaq and Bitcoin, but the 4 indicators on the bottom are corresponding of the Dow. The four indicators as follows... STOCHASTIC RSI FEAR AND GREED CM ULTIMATE MACD CM ULTIMATE RSI In this chart we can really see the parabolic growth of Bitcoin especially against the Nasdac and the almighty Dow Jones. Way back in 2017 the markets were in a rally non bigger than Bitcoin, and as we can see it Pierced through the Nasdaq and was pretty much met as resistance by Dow with a fairly strong rejection from it. It then found some support off the Nasdaq but it ultimately fell through and bottomed out. The next move to re pierce the Nasdaq and it co mingled with it for about one and half years before it inevitable broke out above it and met with the Dow Jones and went on to pierce it as well. Bitcoin then corrected right back to the Dow as support for months into it's second attempt to another break out f new highs @ 69k. Not long after Bitcoin once again falls to the Dow as support once more, makes a small move and then plunges with the rest of the markets and goes down bellow the Dow as similarly did with the Nasdac back in 2018. Comparing to the Nasdaq drop of 2018 Bitcoin fell 51% under. This year in 2022 it has fallen about 56% under the Dow. At 5% more is this enough to call it a bottom? I guess we will see in due time. The good news 3 out of the 4 indicators are showing signs of recovery for the Dow with only the MacD not crossing yet. As we can clearly see in the recent history of a decade these indices tend to move together with the Dow leading the way. The thing is market sentiment can switch on a dime. Waiting for the MacD cross is still not a guarantee of new highs but it lowers the downward risk just bit more. Bitcoin and it's interaction with the Dow going forward will be very important in my opinion s I think it might have a tough time passing and the Dow. I will most likely mingle and battle with the Dow for a few years before it can eventually break above and make it support. Then and only then should the next parabolic move from Bitcoin will follow. Update I also added the SPX just for good measure. We can see that Bitcoin did have a small interaction with it for 3 months before it ultimately broke above and then dropped within 26% at the bottom in 2018. Comparing the Bitcoin drop of the SPX to the Nasdaq is 28% this year, only 2% off, fairly close so far.... But is it over? I don't normally include so many indicators but to get a good indication without making many charts I though it would be necessary to gauge the market from Dow with multiple angles. I want to add that bitcoin could interact with these indices for a long time or permanently for all we know at this point. Thanks for viewing leave comments and or questions down below WeAreSat0shi
TVC:DJILong
by WeAreSat0shi
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Bitcoin Sentiment CycleBitcoin Sentiment Cycle Phase Justin Mamis sums up nicely what the sentiment cycle represents in saying: “What we have is essentially a graphical representation of the manic depressive moods typically experienced by market participants as a function of time and price in one complete sentiment loop.” > Returning confidence By the time confidence is fully restored, the markets have been rallying for some time. They start to get choppy and retracement moves get consecutively more fierce, each one more intimidating than the last. > "Buy the dip" A huge pullback now gets underway, even larger than the scary one you may have witnessed last month or so. After such a dynamic bull run, investors are willing to take on a phenomenal amount of risk, and the smart money buys the big dip. Also, money is still flooding in from the general public, who likely read in The Sun that stock markets will remain strong for all eternity. > Enthusiasm At this stage, all economic data still supports the idea of higher prices. Traders who didn’t get involved in the last-dip buying opportunity now have hard evidence that it worked before. All of the traders who wanted to be long are now long (there are no more buyers), causing prices to decelerate. Distribution starts to take place, i.e. stocks transfer hands from smart money to stupid money—strong to weak. > Disbelief / Overt Warning Traders start to get that gut-wrenching feeling that something may be changing, but the fundamentals still don’t back this up, and people cling onto hope alone. Analysts start to get subtle warnings. Maybe previous market leaders start to break below important support levels or moving averages. > Panic Typically there’d be a catalyst here (i.e. big banks like Lehman Brothers start to file for bankruptcy… sound familiar?). The index will break below a previous reaction low or maybe the 200-day moving average. News readers will be telling the world that the fun is now over. Intelligent investors start to sell rallies, giving stock prices little or no chance of any recovery. > Discouragement Prices have been rattling off for some time now as the general public starts shedding stock and the short sellers are stronger than ever. There’s no good economic news flow and everyone thinks that stock markets will go down forever. > Wall of Worry Certain market sectors will now start to bottom out as everyone who wanted to sell has done so. The smart money now starts to move in slowly, resulting in the market pausing for breath or drifting along sideways for a few months. There are no sellers left; so despite the bad news flow, markets start to creep higher. Short sellers start to cover their positions, adding fuel to the fire. > Aversion to Denial Markets start to trend upwards. Short sellers start to get concerned that sentiment has changed. With no sellers above the market, these sorts of moves can be fast and sharp and tend to leave people behind. Source: "The Nature of Risk" by Justin Mamis "A cycle begins with stocks climbing “a wall of worry” and ends when there is no worry anymore. Even after the rise tops out, investors continue to believe that they should buy the dips... Unwillingness to believe in that change marks the first phase down: “It’s just another buying opportunity.” The second, realistic, phase down is the passage from bullish to bearish sentiment... Selling begins to make sense. It culminates with the third phase: investors, in disgust, dump right near the eventual low in the conviction that the bad news is never going to stop . . ." Disclaimer: Autor (Polmej) is not responsible for any damages and losses related to any products, services or ideas. Autor (Polmej) encourages the audience to conduct their own investigations with due diligence on the company, product, service or idea. Autor (Polmej) does not provide investment, financial or legal advice.
BNC:BLX
by polmej
General US Market Update - HeatmapHeatmap SP500 ...looks quite red but is less concerning than one might think. The pullback after the giant gains last week did not come unexpected. Also, the low volume indicated that the big institutions are not in selling mode. All good signals for a continuation of the resumed uptrend. General Market Update Stock Market Pauses After 2 Big Days The stock market wavered Monday, taking a needed pause following the biggest two-day rally since 2008. The Nasdaq composite was down as much as 1.4% early in the day, but then bounced back. After spending part of the day in the black, the main indexes faded in late trading. The Nasdaq closed with a 1.1% loss. The S&P 500 fell 0.9% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.6%. But selling picked up in the last hour of the session and indexes closed at the day's lows. It was bearish action, although not a surprise. Stock Market Looks For Leadership While the major indexes are in confirmed uptrends, investors still need stocks to break out and make gains. In that regard, the picture is still mixed. The energy sector has been leading the market for much of the year and continues to provide opportunities. Remember, the bear market destroyed the leadership — much of it in tech — that led the prior bull market. Fresh leadership could take time to develop and prove itself. With the amount of breakouts and bases investors have to work with right now, an exposure level of 20% to 40% seems adequate.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by JS_TechTrading
General US Market Update - HeatmapHeatmap SP500 ...looks quite red but is less concerning than one might think. The pullback after the giant gains last week did not come unexpected. Also, the low volume indicated that the big institutions are not in selling mode. All good signals for a continuation of the resumed uptrend. General Market Update Stock Market Pauses After 2 Big Days The stock market wavered Monday, taking a needed pause following the biggest two-day rally since 2008. The Nasdaq composite was down as much as 1.4% early in the day, but then bounced back. After spending part of the day in the black, the main indexes faded in late trading. The Nasdaq closed with a 1.1% loss. The S&P 500 fell 0.9% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.6%. But selling picked up in the last hour of the session and indexes closed at the day's lows. It was bearish action, although not a surprise. Stock Market Looks For Leadership While the major indexes are in confirmed uptrends, investors still need stocks to break out and make gains. In that regard, the picture is still mixed. The energy sector has been leading the market for much of the year and continues to provide opportunities. Remember, the bear market destroyed the leadership — much of it in tech — that led the prior bull market. Fresh leadership could take time to develop and prove itself. With the amount of breakouts and bases investors have to work with right now, an exposure level of 20% to 40% seems adequate.
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by JS_TechTrading
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JS-TechTrading: US Market UpdateNASDAQ Heatmap for last week The heatmap for last week tells the full story – it has been a tough week for the US stock market. Tech Giants like GOOGL, AMZN, AAPL and TSLA being down 6% or more for the week. Selected smaller Caps, especially in the Healthcare Sector could make some gains. Stock Market manages to recover after a significant sell-off following the hotter than expected job report Friday Indexes were volatile after the report, at one point erasing a 2% gain. The Nasdaq turned in the best gain of the major averages as it punched its way 1.3% higher. But this is hardly impressive given it was clubbed 5.7% lower for the week. It is now firmly back below the 50-day moving average. The S&P 500 also showed grit by turning in a 1.4% gain. Nevertheless, it suffered a body blow after falling 3.3% for the week due to the hawkish tone of Fed Chair Jerome Powell at Wednesday's FOMC meeting. Still, the 50-day line remains in striking distance for now. Bulls and Bears Battle Over Jobs Report The sparring between the bulls and the bears came after another hotter-than-expected jobs report that showed U.S. payrolls surged by 261,000 in October. This was higher than expected but there are a lot of signs that support the labor market will continue to soften here. In addition, the midterm elections are set to take place. With President Joe Biden suffering from poor approval ratings, a split Congress or even a red wave where the Republicans seize both chambers could be in the offing. Markets tend to rally following the midterms. ETF-Trading : 2 distribution days for the SP500, 2 for the NASDQ. The recent Follow-Through-Day on Oct 21st failed. Current recommendation for ETF investors is to be 50% Invested (or less).
BLACKBULL:SPX500Long
by JS_TechTrading
US Stock Market Update Nov 4thStock Market Extends Losses Ahead Of Jobs Report - Tech Giants Continue To Struggle The stock market ended lower ahead of Friday's jobs report, as the major stock indexes continued to fall after Wednesday's Fed-fueled sell-off. Tech titans continue to suffer severe losses. Jobs Report, Treasury Yields Friday's jobs report is already predicted to be the softest since December 2020, with the U.S. economy expected to add 210,000 jobs. Yet there's reason to think it may turn out far weaker — perhaps even bad enough to provoke some rethinking about Fed chief Jerome Powell's rally-killing rate-hike plans. Stock Market On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.5%, while the S&P 500 dropped 1.1%. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite lost 1.7%, and the small-cap Russell 2000 declined 0.5%. Volume fell on the Nasdaq vs. the prior session, and also appeared to be lower on the NYSE. Lower volume means the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both avoided another distribution day. Tech titans continued to struggle. Amazon lost 3.1% Thursday in big volume. The e-commerce giant is down about 46.4% year to date, on pace for its worst year since 2000, when it crumbled 79.6%. Alphabet (GOOGL) tumbled 4.1%. Apple (AAPL) declined 4.2%. Meta Platforms (META) fell 1.8%. And Microsoft (MSFT) sold off 2.7%. Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Microsoft hit new 52-week lows. At this point, investors should be playing defense; don't let profitable trades turn negative. Be cautious of the high risk in the current market. With key reports coming out and the reporting season still ongoing, swing-traders have to be aware of the increased level of volatility.
Long
by JS_TechTrading
US Stock Market UpdateThe stock market is currently characterized by institutional selling - consecutive down days under high volume. Not a good signal at all. Just take a look at yesterdays' heatmap for the NASDAQ which tells the full story. We have advised our clients to stay disciplined and stay on the sideline for now, there is no reason whatsoever to increase exposure or risk in this environment. Better times will come - the only question is when. Many contrarian indicators are suggesting that a new bull market will start soon. Wait for technical confirmation and only increase your exposure on the back of gains in your own portfolio - apply the methodology of progressive exposure.
Long
by JS_TechTrading
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US TOP-Stocks: Watchlist Update Nov 1Stock Market Slightly Pulls Back Ahead Of Fed Meeting The stock market took a step back Monday ahead of the start of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting. But it wasn't such a bad session for the bulls because it was an orderly decline for the stock indexes, and volume wasn't overwhelming to the downside. Sentiment was negative in the stock market as the U.S. dollar strengthened. The Fed on Wednesday is widely expected to raise the federal funds rate by 75 basis points again to a range of 3.75% to 4%. Until then, caution is advised as volatility is expected to be high. If the confirmed uptrend has staying power, new leaders and setups will continue to emerge. Keep your eyes focused on our watchlists and look for opportunities to increase exposure. Updated Watchlist All stocks on our watchlists meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template and William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology. Hereis the link to the updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
Long
by JS_TechTrading
US TOP-Stocks: Watchlist Update Oct31General Market Update The stock market uptrend continues to show strength and shrugged off Big Tech losses. The stock market made a show of strength by surging despite disappointing Big Tech earnings reports. But it is still too early for investors to be getting excited, with another Federal Reserve meeting rapidly approaching. The Nasdaq composite turned in a 2.9% gain for the day and is on track to end October with a 5% gain. It still sits 1.9% under the key 50-day moving average, a key resistance area to watch. The S&P 500 turned in a 2.5% gain for the day. Using the SPDR S&P 500 ETF ( SPY ) as a proxy, it is up 8.9% for the month with one more session left in October. The index has made a move above its 50-day line, an encouraging sign. Breadth was also positive, with advancers outnumbering decliners by about 3-to-1 on the NYSE and by more than 2-to-1 on the Nasdaq. Volume fell on the Nasdaq, and early data showed lower NYSE volume . Blue-chip stocks also excelled, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average popping 2.6%. Its 14.4% gain so far for October is on track for its best since January 1976. t closed above the 200-day line for first time since Aug. 1 However: The coming week will be crucial, with speculation rising that the Federal Reserve may be considering slowing the pace of rate hikes. Investors should remain cautious until this meeting is behind us. Updated Watchlist All stocks on our watchlists meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template and William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology. Here is the link to the updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
BLACKBULL:SPX500Long
by JS_TechTrading
US Market Sentiment: Risk ModelGeneral Market Update Stock market uptrend continues to show strength and shrugged off Big Tech losses. The stock market made a show of strength by surging despite disappointing Big Tech earnings reports. But it is still too early for investors to be getting excited, with another Federal Reserve meeting rapidly approaching. The Nasdaq composite turned in a 2.9% gain for the day and is on track to end October with a 5% gain. It still sits 1.9% under the key 50-day moving average, a key resistance area to watch. The S&P 500 turned in a 2.5% gain for the day. Using the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) as a proxy, it is up 8.9% for the month with one more session left in October. The index has made a move above its 50-day line, an encouraging sign. Breadth was also positive, with advancers outnumbering decliners by about 3-to-1 on the NYSE and by more than 2-to-1 on the Nasdaq. Volume fell on the Nasdaq, and early data showed lower NYSE volume. Blue-chip stocks also excelled, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average popping 2.6%. Its 14.4% gain so far for October is on track for its best since January 1976. t closed above the 200-day line for first time since Aug. 1 However : The coming week will be crucial, with speculation rising that the Federal Reserve may be considering slowing the pace of rate hikes. Investors should remain wary until this meeting is behind us. Update Risk Model: Several technical indicators significantly improved their reading in course of last weeks' trading sessions. The following critical indicators are now showing green light: - New 52w Highs / Lows - Stocks above / below their 200d MA - Up/Down volume - Advance/Decline-Line Additionally, key psychological / contrarian indicators still showing reading which could suggest that we have reached the bottom already, or are at least close to that. Margin debt is negative which means there is a lot of buying power in the market to push individual stocks much higher. Also, we still habe a very bearish sentiment which is very good considering this being a contrarian indicator - exactly when most investors give up and make more and more bearish comments, the bottom of a correction / bear market might be very close. Remember, there will be another FED announcement next week. At the very least, we have to expect increased volatility. Swing-Traders should be invested by 30-50% by now but only further increase exposure on the back of gains in their own portfolio. While the risk model has significantly improved, we are not out of the woods yet. Stay cautious and remain disciplined!
BLACKBULL:SPX500Long
by JS_TechTrading
US TOP-Stocks: WatchlistGeneral Market Update The stock market uptrend continued to gain traction Tuesday as major stock indexes notched their third-straight bullish session. The Nasdaq composite rose above the 11,000 level with ease, ending with a gain of 2.2%. Nasdaq volume rose, completing a second follow-through day for the index. Advancing stocks outnumbered decliners on the Nasdaq by nearly 4-to-1. The strongest outperformance came from small cap and midcap stocks. The iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM) ramped higher by 2.7%, helped by strong earnings reports and huge gains for Medpace (MEDP) and Calix (CALX). The small-cap ETF briefly crossed above its 50-day moving average but ended just below the line. The SPDR S&P MidCap 400 ETF (MDY) jumped 2.5% and closed just above its 50-day line. The S&P 500 marched ahead 1.6%, bringing its three-session gain to 5.2%. Preliminary data showed volume very close to Monday's level. The S&P 500 is getting closer to a rendezvous with its 50-day line, a potential resistance level to watch. If the index pauses and consolidates below this level for a short time, it wouldn't be such a bad thing. Price action like this could pave the way for a convincing retaking of the line. NYSE advancers beat decliners by just over 5-to-1. The number of technical breakouts and bullish setups has been rising, helped by a market tide that is flowing positive once again. Increasing market exposure is fine, but pay attention to the ticker tape's feedback when it comes to new buys. Are they making progress past proper entries? If so, that should make you feel good about increasing exposure. Updated Watchlist All stocks on our watchlists meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template and William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology. Here is the link to the updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
Long
by JS_TechTrading
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US TOP-Stocks: WatchlistGeneral Market Update After the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 made follow-through rally confirmations Friday, the stock market extended gains Monday. In the initial hours, performance was uneven. The Nasdaq composite and small caps lagged the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average. But the Nasdaq composed itself in afternoon trading and closed almost 0.9% higher. The S&P 500 and Dow led with gains of 1.2% and 1.3%. The Russell 2000 rose less than 0.4% as small caps never caught up with the rest of the market. Volume rose 2% vs. Friday's session on the Nasdaq and was indicated lower on the NYSE. Friday's follow-through — when the S&P and Nasdaq surged more than 2% each in higher volume — marked the start of a confirmed market uptrend. But while the signal is historically bullish, today's market calls for greater safeguards. Reasons For Stock Market Caution Three follow-throughs that occurred earlier this year all failed, as they often do in bear markets. And today's stock market still faces major risks. The Fed, for one, is still looking for clear signs that inflation is cooling off before it cuts back on rate hikes. Scores of earnings reports are coming out this week, including many bellwether companies. Updated Watchlist All stocks on our watchlists meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template and William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology. Here is the link to the updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
BLACKBULL:SPX500Long
by JS_TechTrading
Large Move to ComeOpen interest on Binance (yellow line above) has increased significantly since mid June, while open interest on CME (blue line above) has stagnated. An over-heating retail derivative market along with a weakening institutional derivative market often leads to price declines for bitcoin. Liquidity issues continue and long-term holders are still selling in losses. With the U.S. Dollar Index at all time high, the rising opportunity costs lower the chance of entering a cyclical bull market. Furthermore, bitcoin has retested the 17-18k support from June many times now. Without signs of strength, the more times this level gets tested, the more likely it’s going to break.
Short
by Phi-Deltalytics
4
NDX 2008 vs AAI Sentiment SurveyAAII has an excel spreadsheet of their sentiment survey that goes all the way back to 1987. Last week was the highest bearish sentiment week they've ever had at 60.87%! www.aaii.com In 2000 the highest bear sentiment it ever got was 51.1%. In the week ending 10/9/08 it peaked at 60.84%. The US100 jumped 15% the next week, but the bottom was a month later, 11/20/2008. Then it chopped sideways +/-20% until making a double bottom 3/9/2009. If this is anything to go by, we're in for some of the highest volatility yet; but a bottom should be nearing. Keep your eyes open, be nimble and stay frosty!
OANDA:NAS100USD
by Nicklaus68
1
US30 Sells Update - Interest Rates WeekThis was a US30 sell taken during the London session a day before the US Interest Rates news release. Technical Analysis (explained in detail in the video): 1. Price was making lower highs from higher timeframes and continued to show bearish momentum. 2. During the Asian session yesterday, the price consolidated at a psychological level and finally made a liquidity wick as it broke previous 4-hour and hourly lows. Fundamental and Market Sentiment Analysis: 1. Last week's CPI data showed inflation increasing, whereas the markets expected a slowdown or a decline in the price pressures. 2. The market started to price in potential higher interest rates this week. 3. Discussions around a full percentage hike started coming onto the table, and can that essentially mean a recession next year? This week's trades are purely off of the market sentiment leading to tomorrow's interest rate hike.
OANDA:US30USD
by UnknownUnicorn4632978
Bull Crown (bearish) Failed?I don’t own any TSLA, just analyzing it. A bull crown is bearish because a crown “caps” a bull run — much like a crown on a kings head. These types of patterns are a part of a series of harmonic chart patterns that are broken down in phases. This particular pattern is something like a cheap Wyckoff distribution. So, in this chart I would say the fallout from here is bearish, however, it seems that it may have broken out -or- it’s perhaps just meandering while it waits for the market to pull back. It is possible, though, that Elon’s recent moves have made a positive impact on how TSLA will preform even if the market chooses to run bearish. Some of these recent moves would include: Stock Split: making stocks affordable for your supporters is key — and overlooked modernist companies. Especially catering to your customer demographic — $300 is affordable for me, while still allowing me to diversify my portfolio. (I don’t own any because I’m flat broke, also something to consider) FSD beta: FSD beta is a new revenue stream for TSLA, it’s also a great way to add lower cost (to them) value to customers, with frequent version updates that keeps people happy and engaged. Tesla is already fully geared to gather driving data and push out software updates, this is only “lower cost to them” because they planned ahead and built the program (and company) to be efficient. Social Engagement: it goes without saying that Elon is quite popular on Twitter, the way he uses the platform is unlike any other CEO, he’s always pointing out interesting things happening at his companies. He’s built a very strong support from the people who’ve gotten to appreciate him from this platform. Renewable Energy Regulation: it’s coming, with news coming out each day of how companies will deal with the shedding of fossil fuels. My only concerns at this time, which would have me convinced that it was a true bull crown, are Q3 production results, smear campaigns, and the state of the economy (will effect everyone).
NASDAQ:TSLA
by daanksy
2
GBPUSD: Monthly Low Liquidity 🚨With price fast approaching the monthly low we can expect buyers to begin joining the market looking for support. This can be confirmed by the sentiment data showing that 82% of retail traders are long. This figure is huge! If we understand that 90% of traders are wrong and 82% of the market is stacking buys, we can use this valuable data to bet against them. We can't just enter sells anywhere, it has to be timed and precise. My two entry regions are: 1) The gap created at the market open. 2) The imbalance region caused by the huge leg to the downside. If price comes to these zones and satisfies an entry, we can sell with the aim of sweeping buyer liquidity placed below the monthly low. 🚀Thanks for your BOOSTS and support🚀 💬Send your comments and questions below, I'll be glad to talk to you💬
Short
by AlkalineFX
4
Leading US Stocks outperform IndicesThe stock market wavered on Tuesday as the post-Fed rally ran out of steam, although small caps and leading stocks performed better than most major indices. A mix of consumer, energy and health care leaders helped the index rise more than 1%, driven by a handful of outsize gains. Pockets of strength in software, chip, biotech, solar and internet stocks helped the Nasdaq limit its loss to 0.2%. The S&P technology sector was down 0.7% overall. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged with a 1.2% drop. Earnings and Fed News Influence Stock Market Tuesday's stock market wrestled with earnings reports, economic data, remarks from Fed officials and political strife. The stock market also dealt with geopolitical risk, this time in the Far East. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's diplomatic visit to Taiwan angered Chinese leaders. Beijing, which had warned of consequences if Pelosi went ahead with her trip, sent warplanes over the Taiwan Strait and launched live-fire naval exercises. WHAT NOW? The overall market environment for breakout traders remains bullish, although we are not yet out of the woods. Bottoming after a bear market is a process which can take significant time. Breakout / swing-traders should be invested by ca. 50% by now but continue to remain highly cautious. Only increase your exposure on the back of gains in your own portfolio and always stick to your stop losses. Here is the link to our updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
AMEX:SPYLong
by JS_TechTrading