Long term support line being testedLong term global trend line being tested twice. RSI breakdown. If support line breaks, quite some downside possible?
VWRL trade ideas
A possible entry chance for long-term investing in ETF's.What you see on this Chart:
Symbol: ACWI
As you can see i drew 3 lines red, blue and green on my chart.
These lines are the linear regression of the couple last years.
Please note that this is a lograrithmic chart view, this is very important, because for longer term views on charts, the logarithmic chart helps to view the big picture more accurate.
The other lines you can see are my Buy and Hold entry indicator, this one is slightly diffrent, because i programmed it so it can also draw the invert line in red additionally.
As we can see, the indicator shows green arrows, which means this could be an entry chance for us. To see how this indicator works visit my profil and read the description.
The current price also is now on/close to the blue regression line. Which basically means it's now on a average price level where it should be, according to the last years.
In the past it was always good to buy at the blue mark to not miss any performance.
The green line was mostlikely always a no-brainer to buy.
*We may not now what the future stock market holds for us, but as of now and as long as the current stock market system and world economy is not turning 180 degree on us,*
i believing that this could be a good opportunity to start getting into the market.
Sincerely,
Embit0one.
Vanguard VWCE Funds Amidst Political Uncertainty in 2024Navigating through periods of political uncertainty requires a strategic approach. As the 2024 US presidential elections loom on the horizon and global geopolitical tensions simmer, investors are seeking avenues for potential growth while mitigating risks. Among these options stands the Vanguard VWCE Funds, offering a diversified portfolio that may weather the storm of uncertain times.
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Furthermore, the VWCE Funds' emphasis on low-cost indexing aligns with Vanguard's philosophy of putting investors first. With low expense ratios and a passive investment strategy, the funds aim to maximize returns over the long term while minimizing costs.
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Clear key level to hold or breakPrice action moving in quite a well-defined wedge, and it appears we are at the end.
Red lines shows a clear key price point that, if broken, would indicate the price is headed sharply down.
VWRL most likely buy zonePeople buy the VWRL ETF to hold it for the long term, therefore we want to know what are the best DCA buy levels to take position intelligently.
General insights:
- The uptrend is broken so we use the Fibonacci Retracement Indicator to pinpoint retracement levels.
- There is an upward trending channel since 2015 and the price seems to have returned moving inside the channel (see rejection of shadow at the upper bound of the channel and the 0.236 fibonacci retracement level)
- This indicates that the price might be heading for the lower bound of the channel to continue in the upward trending channel over time
-We look for extra evidence to predict price development, because the most accurate targets are where multiple pieces of evidence come together. Luckily in this chart we can combine evidence from 2 strong indicators:
1) the Fibonacci retracement indicator levels: The 0.5 Fibonacci retracement level is at 84.64
2) the trend channel: A bounce on the lower bound of the channel is expected between around 82.50
Therefore I expect that the most likely best buy zone is in between 82.50 and 84.64.
However, note that all Fibonacci retracement levels can be considered as buy levels for DCA, see levels and buy levels here:
0.328: 90.98
0.5 84.64
0.618 78.50
Happy trading!
Comparing stock index trackersFor a long time now i've been investing in VWRL (FTSE All World Index) as a way of keeping my portfolio diversified and allowing me to take more risk when it comes to individual stocks as most of my money is within this fund. When talking to a friend the other week he has a similar approach but instead of VWRL he's been investing in VUSA (S&P 500 Index tracker) he swears but it and said the returns are better than VWRL.
My curiosity kicked in, as a long term investor i want to get the most value out of my investments as a few pounds now could cost thousand later. With this in mind i decided to do a comparison. My friend was right, long term returns are better on VUSA but it's more heavily weighted to America and also the top Tech Companies taking up 25% of the funds total investment.
Depending on your risk tolerance etc you need to work out what is the best option for you. In terms of historic performance VUSA might be the better play, but more risk involved with all exposure in America.
VWCE in parallel channelVWCE is clearly trading in a parallel channel. We've been edging the upper part of the channel for quite some time now, and may revisit the support trendline again which we touched already 4x in the past.
After touching, i expect a continuation in the uptrend channel.
