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Factors confluence on $DIA - #stocks #indexConfluence of factors bringing indecision in the market; what's the next step? Looks like everything is consolidating and compressing, taking a pause from the long term bullish trend; in particular, $DIA is sitting on a strong support from which it bounced off on the most recent flash crash of early February and another confluence is given by the approaching 200 days moving average. Lastly, a triangle is taking shape just to remark the consolidation phase the market is in. What do you think is going to happen next?
AMEX:DIA
by LorenzoDecaria
The higher if flies the harder it falls."Don't sell at the top, sell only if there's no rally after the reaction" ~Jessee Livermore. This market has been buying the dips, which is a rule in an uptrend market until the trend states otherwise. This is what has been happening so far. This market is facing changing circumstances from the time Yellen was the chair woman at the Federal Reserve. Increase of interest rates have been looming the horizon for a long time. It just has to be as smooth as possible to avoid a market overreaction. However the profit taking is unavoidable, after all nobody died poor after taking profits. And this time after the accumulation we have had the correction after a profit taking could make the market look bearish for a while. A 10%-30% correction at these levels is not the same 10%-30% correction at lower levels. So brace yourselves, and trade wisely, a bumpy market is in the Radar.
AMEX:DIAShort
by Madrid
DIA-Preps to breakdownThe DOW (DIA) is showing extreme signs of breakdown below the 50dma. Notice the historical movements and now the volatility of the moves. Huge difference. What is not said can be found in the recent annual Treasury report and confirmed at the FRED (Federal Reserve Economic Data website. 1) The US government operated to the tune of 1.7 trillion dollars overbudget. 2) Total US Debt including unfunded Liabilities now exceeds 70 Trillion dollars. 3) Every US citizen from the date of birth to death in 2016 has an implied responsibility to US debt at the rate of $232K per person. www.fiscal.treasury.gov(Final).pdf 4) FRED data showed on Jan 3 2018 that the historical interbank lending went to near $0.00 and the FRED has discontinued this report that has been tracking this indicator since 1973. 5) In other words banks are no longer loaning to each other because there is a lost faith that banks loans are solvent. 6) I believe a retracement to structure will occur to the level of 18300 in the next 6 months. fred.stlouisfed.org 7) My assessment is based on current conditions of USA all assets. 8) Globally, the market correction caused 242 trillion dollars to leave the market and there is not any clear indication that any asset classes are recovering. 9) There may be increases in numismatic gold purchases according to my resources. 7) Overall MACD is signaling short 8) I am short the DOW Jun 18K 2018 puts as insurance on my portfolio.
AMEX:DIAShort
by ramonbenavides12