I find that when one says the word; "bullish" or "bearish",it can create some misunderstanding for some traders. For example, if you look at the monthly chart of GBPUSD and if my analysis is right (i am at times wrong), then I forsee more downside to come. The white box shows the price action in a consolidation stage from 2009 to 2015 before it heads further...
There are 4 attempts that the price action tried to breakout from the 618 FIB level but without much success. The 4th one (July 2017) hit the upper channel line and collapsed to 107.48 from the high of 114.44. Wow, that is a nice 6% profit or 700 plus pips. Now, pay attention the 5th attempt that it tries to break out from the 618 FIB level. 2 things to take note...
It took only 3 months in 2015 May till Aug for the index to crash 45% from its peak but is more than 2 years now and we are blessed indeed to see it pulling back nearly 57% of its previous shiny days. That means it has nearly 15% more to catch up to its previous high. Notice the nice Cup formed, expecting a right handle to be formed soon (pull back). The fall...
By changing the chart patterns into lines and doing an overlay, one can see clearly the co-relation between oil price and XOM. Thus far, they are moving in tandem. Also, the monthly chart of USOIL is bullish with price action above 21EMA.
www.scmp.com Apparently, a lot more than what I thought! The news about Chinese families sending their children to study overseas is old news but to the point of driving the property prices in UK, Canada, Australia have both its proponents and opponents view. As parents, who would not want their children to receive better education and have exposure to a better...
Look at XLF and GS, don't you think that they mirror each other in its chart pattern? I have find using XLF a good barometer to buy or sell banking stocks like Citigroup, JPM and GS. Again, XLF has shown temporary weakness with price action closing below 21EMA and a gap between 25.51 and 25.61 awaiting to be filled. 25.51 is slightly above the 50% FIB level which...