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NASDAQ (The 11th June Candle was Spooky!)View On NASDAQ (17 JUNE 2020)
NASDAQ is making a great rebound from the recent selldown from 9,400 level but it is not successfully negating the strong selldown of 11 June just yet.
Step 1: So, you can be cautious bullish but watch it closely as the coast is not clear.
Step 2: Watch 9,666 (Yeah that 666) level, once it gets broken again all Hell will break loose and go down further.
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Overstok $OSTK in uptrendIt is following very smooth uptrend line so far and hit the fib 0.618 level. Pulled back to 20SMA zone and expect to move and break out.
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Angle of the January-April Bull Rally Is One of Many Red FlagsSPX has trended at a 57 degree angle since the 2008 financial crisis. While trend line theory suggests any stock above a 45 degree angle is troublesome, perhaps the SPX is an exception. However, the current trend we are witnessing is at a 67 degree angle, suggesting a significant pullback is warranted. Take this with the global fundamentals (slowing Europe, slowing China) and oscillators which indicate overbought, SPX is probably in for a bit of a healthy pullback.
Before I forget...Waiting for tomorrow open, sadly I probably will not be able to trade. I will try from my phone...
I think Amazon will bounce, I will update this idea after I look at what happened in the past and TA the market as a whole, and calculate target SL etc and figure out if the trade is worthwhile or not.
Live example of a market cycle euphoria phase coming to an endWhat happens when a car keeps going forward, but slows down?
Same principle.
Here is a quick summary about market cycles:
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If 200$ was indeed the top, what we should see next are lower highs. And a long bear market.
It has already been going up with less strength for a while. Retail investors getting dumped on.
Well I say retail investors, but institutions too, they don't do anything special.
The difference is institutions will be the first to "panic" sell when shit hits the fan.
It will be too hard for retail to do, but trust me, when something is hard to do, most of the time it is a very good idea to do it.
Making the hard choices is what the masses cannot do, and being able to do that gives you an incredible edge.
That... or being logical to start with and not emotional lol... I personally fail to see the logic. That should not even be a hard decision, just binary.
Oh and by the way, having your money managed by pro's does not shield you if you invest in overvalued crap (not saying AMGEN is crap).
Novogratz crypto fund dropped by 30%, his clients money is gone.
"Strength in numbers" does not apply to finance :p
Think of it rather like cattle going to the slaughterhouse. Do they have strength in numbers?
Get ready to see Amgen feature on bagholderquotes, in a few months, by 2020 at the very most:
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