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XLC SPDR ETF long swing trade ideaI recently tweeted few ETFs that went looking good at the time, one of them was AMEX:XLC . The ETF look much healthy and attractive now, the price managed to come back above the 200EMA and now it's above the 50EMA. This means that the uptrend is still intact, and for that reason I'm taking a swing trade on AMEX:XLC . This trade has the potential to yield a 1:3 risk-to-reward. Find this analysis helpful? Be generous on that follow button for more charts and market commentary.
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by Trend_Trader_JSE
Weekly Trade Plan - 18 NovAs i mentioned a few days ago the volatility leading up to the monthly expiration tomorrow has come to pass. We currently have 10 open positions in the Alpha Hunter put spread portfolio and considering the level of volatility I am inclined to not add more trades until we close some off. We have the COP put spread expiring tomorrow. I detail some management options available to you in the weekly video which has been posted. Please check it out and make the decision thats best for you. Our AMZN put spread that we added yesterday is up 50% already and I detail some roll trade opportunities as well. Part of the reason for the volatility that we are seeing is the upcoming decision of who the next Fed chair will be. Honestly, in my view, it will make little difference to the reality of inflation and with that the stock market will continue to be the best place for your money and effort.  In the video I also detail the major signal elements for put spreads: 1) Entry at or near the  21 MA 2) Reversal signal 3) MA Cross 4) B score above 50 5) Alpha Score above 70 6) Stochastic Buy 7) Squeeze compressing with upside momentum As traders, your plan should dictate whether you will trade on 1, 2, 4 or 7 indicators. I will trade on a minimum of 3 and my sizing of position will increase with an increase in a number of signals confirming the trade.  Your exit signal can be a reduction in the number of confirmations (you entered on 4 and now you have 2 for example...). There is no right or wrong - only what works for you.  In closing, now is the time to ensure that all the small issues in your trading are fixed - nerves, fear, set ups, discipline, whatever is holding your performance.  Your goals for 2022 should be already drafted so you know what you need to do in order to achieve your goals. In order to be successful in 2022 its about consistently following the rules you create. Sounds easy, right?  Have a great week ahead folks, Chris 
AMEX:XLC
by whcoach
Market Rotation Into Energy (XLE) The past week there was rotation into Energy (XLE). There is precedent for rotations into energy marking tops and continuing as safe havens during corrections. In the bottom chart, you see the rotation happening in September 2018, just before three months of market declines (21% on S%P 500 and 24% for Nasdaq). Looking back further to the 2000 tech bubble, look at stocks like CVX, XOM and SLB. These stocks are going up or sideways while the market is crashing around them. On the other hand, 2018 these stocks fell along with the market. So the question is are we in a correction? If so, is it more like 2000 or 2018? Have energy stocks been held down while the tech bubble grew? Will we see energy stocks climb over the next few months?
AMEX:XLC
by drewby4321
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Study of Sector Rotation During 2020 Market CrashFor Growth Investors, there were a few shocking days over the past months where the indexes went up but our portfolios went sideways or down. There's no worse feeling than having the market go up and have your portfolio go down. The cause was sector rotations as investors moved into "discounted" stocks that were hit the worst during the market crash of 2020 and hopes were they would recover sharply. This chart is a visual history of the last several months and confirmation of the rotations occurrences. I'm using Select Sector SPDR ETFs: XLK, XLY, XLV, XLC, XLB, XLP, XLRE, XLU, XLI, XLF, XLE. The base chart is a composite price index of all the ETFs listed. The other lines are % change comparison of each ETF starting just before the market made all-time highs and then turning downward. Please post in the comments if you see other insights in the chart. Here's hoping for a continued recovery and a safer world over the rest of 2020.
AMEX:XLC
by drewby4321
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