SPXVOOQQQQQQMSPY The broader market has now established a key support level, and with favourable data and interest rate policy updates, the likelihood of a bullish trend is stronger, with only occasional minor corrections. Many argue that rate cuts signal a recession, but for me, price-volume behaviour and factual data are far more important than hearsay. Additionally, space stocks are likely to be the leaders of the next bull market. We'll continue to monitor them closely
SPXQQQSPYVOOQQQM Looking at the job openings figure of 8.04 and other recent data, the economy is performing better than expected. The high demand for labour, along with changes in the job market due to Covid, such as work from home opportunities, is one of the reasons. All of these changes are positive, and combined with technical analysis, I’m not worried about this being the top for the SPX. It’s just some noise.
SPXQQQQQQMSPYVOO looks like the markets had other plans today! While most stocks struggled a bit, thanks to INBS and RKLB, I’m still in good spirits. Onward and upward, folks—always another chance around the corner!
SPXVOOQQQQQQMSPY The overall market trend remains a healthy correction with no signs of concern, as it awaits a strong surge ahead of potential rate cuts. However, the key to making significant profits is still prioritising risk management above all else.
SPXSPYVOOIVVQQQ This pullback is delightfully healthy, with absolutely no unexpected drops. So, without hitting the stop loss, I’m optimistically holding on and eagerly awaiting its robust bounce back. By keeping a tight grip on risk management, the money will roll in eventually. After all, 90% of major upswings come from a good correction!
VOO Technically speaking, the rule of three cups often hints at an upward trend, though this time the market's pullback seems to have resulted in a larger-than-usual formation...Markets do have a way of surprising us, don't they?
VOOSPYSPXQQQVTI Judging by this week's price recovery and volume, the outlook isn’t looking too rosy. I've shifted more funds into stocks that tend to perform well during correction periods. Just a bit of speculation and sharing—definitely not investment advice.
VOOSPXSPYQQQVTI Judging by the stock price, trading volume, and the good old 200-day moving average, it seems we might still be in the second stage of our little market adventure. There's likely one more hurrah left before we enter the third stage. Sensible risk distribution and a long-term hold remain the wise man's game. After all, it's not a sprint, it's a marathon! By the way, as I mentioned two days ago, MELI has hit new highs for three consecutive days, climbing over 10%. If you've discovered any gems during this adjustment period, do share with the class, won't you? 😊