Trade Plan - Buy TVIX when futures punch above 21EMA and sell on second or third day below 21EMA.
I'm speculating futures march back up overnight, fully resetting this since this is such a key zone. I note it is like a revenge bar for when it lept over the zone in one bar previously, which was eventually challenged. However, it feels like confirmation of downward momentum and pressure. It may be a gift for the pre-market action to take it back up over the...
A chart for perspective.
Thinking this is most probable pattern from all the indicators and news. Then, major decline in first quarter of 2016, but these things take time as cycles turn. Either way, I don't anticipate and new highs.
The signals are aligning, especially the MA10 MA20 Convergence and the leap above the MA20 with a strong Daily Bar. In addition, on the 4 Hour Chart, the RSI is at an impressive level not seen since early September.
The signals are aligning, especially the MA10 MA20 Convergence and the leap above the MA20 with a strong Daily Bar.
Exuberance aside, this looks and smells like the real deal. Look out below?
We have been in similar circumstances and this market feels much like 2007/2008 to me. While we are currently over monthly moving averages, the Stocks above their MA50, the Coppock Level and the Squeeze Indicators all suggest prudence. Then again, based upon the VIX and TVIX's price, there isn't much volatility in the markets, right? Smirk.
I am seeking to use this indicator as an early warning and see that had it been watched in middle of August, it appears to have been signalling the last breakdown. There are a lot of trends that show up within this chart which I don't find on other various indicators.
I have reviewed using DGLD & DSLV as a hedge against holding PMs during a decline period. I would appreciate any comments on why this might be a poor choice over 3 to 6 months. I know there are decay factors, but moving in and out of physical carries fees and premiums, so selling and re-buying also has a cost. Thank you in advance for any constructive input! Pixel
I have reviewed using DGLD & DSLV as a hedge against holding PMs during a decline period. I would appreciate any comments on why this might be a poor choice over 3 to 6 months. I know there are decay factors, but moving in and out of physical carries fees and premiums, so selling and re-buying also has a cost. I know NUGT/JNUG and DUST/JDST are often good...
While I anticipate a breakdown of all markets, it hasn't happened yet. Here is a glimpse of where we are across many sectors.
Quite a week after earnings for MKTX, with huge volume at close on Friday (2015-10-30).
From the past two appreciable declines in 2001 and 2008, there appear to be some trend lines worth watch, in case current price action follows similar patterns.