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look this guys xlf EXAMPLE Say u ahrt at 38 off daily stoch rolling over and it made a lower high hitting resistance ok so know shrt off daily why hitting r1 and stoch rolling over. what i do next is watch my weekly and I wait for that stoch break 70-68% weekly stoch on bottom then i can add why trend down ok drop to 35.18 daily stoch on bottom so u take 3/4 off the short keep 1/4 on know she runs up daily stoch and boom stops at 50 day, but as she is running up look weekly stoch when it hit 50 day ma weekly stoch heading down and little tip stoch wide apart very neg, so it said stay shrt once it did not break thru add back on the 3/4 took off. Dont get scared out position this is for swing trading
AMEX:XLFShort
by john12
TA on IWM shortIWM a short I am not in this just showing TA Look daily heading down on bottom should get a dead cat bounce to the 50 day 225 support 213.58 -211.54 they break we go 206.55 200 day Know look weekly stoch heading south trend is down Ok lets go back to daily we can get a rally dead cat bounce 50 day and fail why as long as that weekly stoch stays heading down while the daily stoch rises it will fail. Trust that weekly just when it rallies reduce shares on short and trail the rest then when ready add back to short. Very simple process
AMEX:XLFShort
by john12
The Credit Cycle - Free Wealth is Over?Idea for Macro: - Financial sector selling off heavily. - While it's early to call a bear market, the exhaustion gap at an all time high is a reasonable signal for market reversal. - XLF, XLE and FAAMG have been holding up the broader markets at this high... Cracks appearing? Underlying conditions: - Institutions will invest based on 18 months into the future (Druckenmiller). - There are 3 relevant possibilities for the banks: (1) Inflation is sticky, interest rates will be raised in the future, within 18 months. This actually increases the banking sector's profitability, but the price is declining because they have been speculated above valuations. (2) Inflation is transitory, interest rates will not be raised, and we will have negative real rates. This will hurt the banks' profit margins. This is a possibility due to the 40 year demand-push deflation the US has been in (see Oil/CPI). (3) More importantly, the economy will decelerate (deflationary). Liquidity components of the Fed B/S have been decelerating and global credit impulse (lending) has gone negative. No more easy lending, less loans, meaning less earnings for the banks. Investors know this and are exiting the overheated trade. Either way for inflation, global liquidity and global credit impulse are turning down, so the Long Volatility trade seems to be ideal. Why did global risk assets rise to such insane levels? Credit impulse - easy lending. Now that supply of sugar is gone. Only one thing left that can happen. GLHF - DPT
AMEX:XLFShort
by UnknownUnicorn1043646