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DOW JONES Industrials Selloff Forecast (DIA As Proxy): The SetupWith the DOW positive for the year 2016, a Bearish Bat formation is developing. Here is the step by step setup: A 50% retracement of Impulse leg X to A is DOW 16,576; the C to B impulse leg approximated a point D downward reversal at 17,150 (a Fibonacci 1.618 level); the X to A impulse leg suggested a downward reversal at 17,233 (a Fibonacci .786 level); the DOW reversal at point D went slightly higher, but should retrace to the .786 level of the C to D impulse leg, or 15,976. If support fails in this area, a 1.618 retracement is approximately 14,231. The current RSI is coming off its highest levels of 2016, suggesting an extremely overbought condition. I do own DOG, as well as SH and RWM. These three issues rise as the DOW 30, S&P 500, and Russell 2000 fall. Needless to say I think the markets are setting up for some large declines. All of my technical work is based on daily chart time calculations. I offer these suggestions for your consideration. Best regards, Don.
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by 649bruno
Buying shares from UK to Colombia for exports results:This spread of data helps investors know what they are like to get back based upon the 5 year historical data to currently now for when investing into the company hence doing a detailed analysis. In the future better to do future contracts via Barclays Bank as share prices varies using ETFs as high volatility occurs so beta value is 1.08 currently yet higher risk higher reward applies here. However, Barclays company uses CAFE as another wway to invest but dependent upon the fund Manager to invest as they desire using future contracts on monthly basis which means lower risk and reaping profits when preferred.
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by AshwiniShah
Composite Monthly - Green or Red Hammer?A composite of major indices funds - DIA, SPY, QQQ, IWM - suggests Monday's close could be pivotal in the final result of this month's candlestick. Presently barely green. Individual indices all have similar patterns. Took a look back to see how similar candlesticks played out, whether green or red... Indices are in a pivot for continuing to new ATHs this year, or visiting support at their respective 38.2% retraces. Obviously one can't trade this chart.
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by nick.holland78
DIA MARCH 18TH IRON CONDORBecause my layered on setups in SPY are getting "a little busy" as far as number of setups on and their location strike-wise, I figured I'd briefly move my iron condoring to DIA for a little while to allow my SPY setups to clean themselves up (one way or another). Here's a March 18h setup: DIA March 18th 142/146/170/174 iron condor Probability of Profit %: 67% Max Profit: $96/contract Buying Power Effect: $304/contract Notes: Look to take the entire setup off at 50% max profit. Should one side near max profit, roll the entire spread/wing approaching max profit toward current price within the same expiration if it is reasonably profitable to do so. With these particular setups in index ETF's where vol skew is involved, I generally do any call side roll to not greater than the edge of the expected move on the call side (the 75% probability OTM strike) and any put side roll to the 1 SD line (the 84% probability OTM strike). On a test of a side, look to roll the tested side out at the same strikes and sell an oppositional side against the rolled out side for a credit greater than what it cost to roll out the tested side. (This frequently requires looking at a number of different expirations to see what works best in the individual setup's circumstance). I generally do this no later than 3 or 4 DTE.
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by NaughtyPines
Standing On the Precipice - DOW EditionThis post is very similar to my previous post regarding SPY (See "Links to Related Posts" below). I am very bearish on the DOW overall and I think we will see that translate into selloffs of DIA to retest the $171.00 level. The trading during the shortened New Years week was lower in volume, but still indicative of an overall bearish sentiment in the market. My forecast is that Monday or Tuesday may see DIA hovering around the $172.50 level before retreating even further to $171.00 later in the week. There is not much propping up the DOW at this point and I feel like we are on the precipice of another major selloff like we saw in August, with lower highs and lower lows preceding a breakdown to the $160's. TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: Candle: Solid Red Candle (Bearish-Sellers had control of the market all of last Wednesday and most of Thursday) Volume: Increasing selling volume (Bearish) Stochastic (Slow): %D hovering around 30-40, %K descending, but greater than %D (Bearish-Sellers have control of the market) MACD: Histogram very slightly positive, but falling back quickly towards 0, MACD moving towards a crossover of signal (Very Bearish) Overall Trend: Downward-20 day EMA (Blue Line) nearing a crossover of 200 day EMA (Blue Circles) (Bearish) Agree? Disagree? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Thanks, and happy trading!
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by OsmanDiaz
DIA: Aiming higher it would appearThe chart shows a time at mode trend signal that aims considerably higher, but there are hurdles along the way. It might be interesting to short once the resistances labeled on chart are reached, but only under the highest low. We can also attempt to capture shorter timeframe legs, up and down, using the 65 minute chart for example. It's clear that the broad risk on rally theme is back on track, question is for how long will it last? The uptrend signal expires by November 9. Let's see how it goes. If you want live updates and more information, make sure to follow me at collective2, where I provide signals for auto trading and via email for a monthly fee. I'm also providing access to a live trading chatroom free of charge for concordbay.com customers, contact me via skype for more details. Cheers, Ivan Labrie Time at Mode FX Analyst at Concord Bay dot com
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by IvanLabrie
DIA DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL SPDR - 5Day Time@Mode SetupHere's a simple weekly chart of the DIA using a 5-day chart. 5-Day charts use consecutive 5-day time windows to form the bars and is not a "weekly" chart because it isn't plotting Mon-Fri action as one bar. It's a clever way to group 5-days together for graphing. The rally up from the 6-week base has now extended 6 weeks and time has expired. The rally has failed to reach the upside target (see white arrows at top of chart) and given that we have had contracting ranges for the last two 5-day time windows which suggests loss of momentum, we can look for sell signals to trigger. We are also rallying into the "High Volume Resistance" on the chart (see labeling on histogram of volume on the right side of the chart). The bullish points were from before where there was a 6-week range from which a "range expansion rally started from" and then "confirmed by rallying the same distance again within 3 bars", but now the bullish factors are behind the market and it is back to the "prove it" stage once again. There is one "range expansion from 2 weeks ago that will fail if we don't rally 6.20 points from the 177.68 level. So, we need to reach 183.88 to prove the range expansion from October 22 (week #4 of 6 week rally). Good fortune to you. Questions: Please PM me or ask in the "Key Hidden Levels Chat Room" where myself or Ivan Labrie can answer. Tim
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by timwest
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