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Buckle up.. Massive shorts about to kick in!European Markets and US Stocks made a massive bullrun during "the pandemic". Pretty strange if you ask me for a scenario where the world was about to stop spinning... But all over the world, moneyprinting seemed to be the way out. And that money was given to those who needed the help, good to know but it also made people lazy, it kept them comfortable. They where not thinking about going back to work, so the real economy could pick up its strenght. And with that money things where bought, also Stocks.. Stocks bought on printed money, money that has no backbone or anything to back it up, meaningless paper.. I dont need to explain anything further, i hope... Trade safe and stay healthy! Arthur
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by TrojanTrader_FTX
Euro Stoxx 50 reversal or 'sell the top'EU50 recorded yet another several consecutive days of gains. The price has crossed upper limit of parallel increasing channel with RSI crossing level of 73. Similar situation occurred in Sep this year whereas RSI remained slightly below 70 yet the index recorded a visible fall to roughly 0.5 level fib retracement. Current fibo retracement indicate possible fall to 4272 (0.236) and 4213 (0.382) (75 and 134 respectively from 4347 index level of today). With a very narrow SL of 4367 (20 points from 4347) this represents a 3,75:1 reward/risk ratio. At the same day (Mon 08/11) we see falling Nasdaq100 and SP500 recording small gains with VIX raising over 6% and US yields increasing as well. CURRENCYCOM:EU50
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by inwestycjedlakazdego
Strong markets in Europe maintain risk-on sentimentMarkets in Asia and especially in Europe started September strongly after higher-than-expected inflation in the eurozone and very optimistic comments from ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos, who said that the eurozone economy is growing faster than the ECB expected, hinting at an upward revision of the central bank's growth forecast. On the downside, German retail sales disappointed in July, falling 5.1% month-on-month. Eurozone manufacturing PMI was lower than expected, but remained near record levels. August, normally a complicated month for the stock market, saw several record closes for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, with US equities pointing to a positive performance on the first day of the new month. The important 10-year US Treasury yield rose well above 1.3% again (currently at 1.32%). The USD remains weak ahead of the US jobs report in focus on Friday. Oil prices remained in a sideways range ahead of today's OPEC+ meeting. Ethereum broke through $3,500, the highest level since May 18. Bitcoin continues to trade in the $47K - $48K range. Despite rising expectations that central banks will gradually move away from pandemic-era stimulus programs, markets continue to rise, showing that investment banks remain confident that the sustained rise in the stock market will continue. Statements from ECB officials showed that the ECB is optimistic about economic developments in the eurozone, but also that the conditions for a gradual withdrawal of stimulus measures are almost met. Higher 10-year US Treasury yields can be seen as an indicator that US investors also believe that economic growth will continue for longer. September was the worst month for equities in the last two decades, and we also see hedge funds preparing for a reversal. For now, markets remain optimistic, waiting for more clues on the Fed's plans for the coming months. The ECB's optimistic comments have eased growth concerns for now. Risk sentiment remains positive, supporting risk-sensitive currencies such as the AUD, NZD and emerging market currencies. The rise in the EUR is likely to continue as expectations rise that the ECB has started internal talks on scaling back stimulus measures, which the ECB will then report on in detail at the upcoming ECB meeting (on Sep 9).
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by MarMat1500
Breakout in Euro Stoxx 50 with Target of 4320Trend Analysis The main view of this trade idea is on the 4-Hour Chart. EU Stoxx 50 tested support around the 4080 price level and is currently testing the downward trendline off the 4240 high and the 4210 lower high. Expectations are for a breakout of the downward trendline towards the 4320 price level. This target was derived as there is a symmetrical triangle setup on the 4-hour timeframe. Indicative stop loss is set around the 4065 price level. Technical Indicators The Index recently tested support around the 200 fractal moving average and held. This support level is key to the bullish view of the Euro Stoxx 50. The Index currently crossed above the short (25-MA) and medium (75-MA) term fractal moving averages, which around the same zone of the downward trendline. The RSI is also above the 50 price level and there has been a positive crossover on the KST. These indicators complement the bullish view of the Index. Recommendation The recommendation will be to go long at market. Stop loss will be set around the 4065 price level and a target of 4320. This produces a risk-reward ratio of 1.41. Disclaimer The views expressed are mine and do not represent the views of my employers and business partners. Persons acting on these recommendations are doing so at their own risk. These recommendations are not a solicitation to buy or to sell but are for purely discussion purposes. At the time publishing, I have a position in Euro Stoxx 50 .
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by Ceddy86