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WizardI was putting the news releases on the chart for an instructional demonstration when I noticed how the Pre-Model S time frame was mimicking the Pre-Model X time window now. The three highs and consolidations all seem to match up a little and with a little imagination, you could see how investors will wait until the "real deal" is actually out and selling before...
I only have made 1 forecast for the entire year in each of the past 4 years. The market rarely does what the majority thinks it will. So I do my best to be sure that I am not in the majority. Last year I was neutral expecting choppy action when everyone else was very bullish. This year with many bears, therefore I do see another sideways year this year, but...
Note the 69%, 66%, 61% 76% drops in crude oil prices going back to 1986 and see how those drops impacted the future of the stock market. We don't know with certainty that this pattern will continue, but it is interesting to look at the market and see what you can learn from what has happened in the past. In 1986, crude oil crashed from the $30 level and...
Enjoy my analog and look at my previous posts about the long term patterns in the Dow Jones Industrials. Note how similar the structure is on the 10-fold booms and the similar technological advances that made the boom so powerful. The next boom will likely be in "energy efficiency" and continued "internet boom", but for now we don't have a demographic boom to...
Thanks to Ivan Labrie (@ivanlabrie) here on TradingView for putting up this graph this morning in the Key Hidden Levels chat room because it really highlights how Tesla has kept pushing higher relative to crude oil. Of course we are all watching crude oil for a bottom down here somewhere near this $30-$20 range, so comparisons going forward might be very...
80% of the time stock prices fall (after inflation) after more than 5 years! I posted this chart a year ago. See links below. It looks as if we are right in the thick of all of the other "tracer" lines, which are simply a copy of the stock market action after each Federal Reserve Chairperson took office until they resigned. You can zoom out and see all of...
If you watch the S&P500 or invest in equities, you often want to know what the general trend in the market is and there is one very simple ratio you can watch that alerts you to when the conditions are dangerous. Oddly, the way the market works, however, is that once everyone has sold (or taken enough risk off of the table), the market can then find a...
In several previous posts I have made on GM, I have pointed out the 0.85 x's book value level. Most recently last fall when GM was below $30. The key to any investment strategy is also having an exit plan. GM traded up nearly 40% in valuation from the low last fall to the high last spring before turning back down last summer. Any variety of exit plans could...
AAPL has trended very well using long term charts and this is a unique time frame that you can create here at TradingView to give something a "look" that no one else has. What if you group bars into 3-days at a time? What would the chart look like? What I am pointing out here is an indicator called Range Movement (RgMov) that whenever it hits a 44-bar high it...
I mapped out this decline on January 20th in the Key Hidden Levels Chatroom here at TradingView. Without going into extreme detail at this moment, I am looking for a decline over the next 4-5 weeks to potentially see the price fall to $260 from $393 at the moment. There is tremendous distribution in the chart pattern, especially as shown by RgMov, my...
It's a time to sow seeds in the oil market here with a long term view in mind. Short term the market looks terrible with no bottom in sight. Long term we are down to the bottom end of the range with only $30 until you get oil for free. The risk/reward is very interesting here since the last 2 years range is over $100 to the current $30. If the price of oil...
Time@Mode is a powerful, simple, building-block method to describe the trend in any time frame. Refer to my many other Time@Mode charts here at TradingView. Looking at the rally in XGY0 (Shanghai Class A Index), you can see in early 2015 that it built 8 weeks at the 3400 level and once it broke out of that range it moved up for 8 weeks. Once it rallied to...
Daily Downtrend is still in effect. There are many bearish factors happening on this chart: 1. Earnings were reported at the end of April and AAPL has not re-grouped and has not advanced since that report. 132 is the "KEY LEVEL" to watch. 2. 4 "range expansion" down days have occurred since the recent high. 3. An area of "INDECISION" occurred (see black...
Janet Yellen has warned about the bubble in Biotechnology, and rightly so since prices are up 10-fold from the lows in 2002. Stories of biotech companies getting acquired and then having their drug prices multiplied overnight by unscrupulous owners is going to backlash into new Gov't regulations, at least a rational mind would think. The game of developing...
US Corporate Bonds (8-10Yrs) Vs US Treasury Bonds (20Yrs) Rising Ratio = Corporates Outperforming Treasuries BLUE BARS = THE S&P500 STOCK MARKET INDEX When Corporates underperform Treasuries and the ratio declines on this chart (black bars), USUALLY the stock market has gone down at the same time (NOTE THE BLUE BARS at the same time as the RED HIGHLIGHTED...
Trend down since September 2014 for HYG US Junk Bonds are still Trending Down Means investors are taking Risk Off the Table Trend Down means a 2-month low in an indicator that measures the ease of movement in the market and it has stayed in a down trend position since then. The magnitude of the decline isn't that great here, as the trend turned down in...
If you examine my last TSLA chart, I pointed out that at 192 you could buy TSLA at a low 7.2 x's sales and get a good entry price. In the summer decline, which was a combination of market correction, reduced annual sales targets and slower release of Model-X and trouble with manufacturing the Model-X and very weak prices for crude oil, TSLA had a sharp drop to...
There are so many comments on the trend line in the US Dollar that I felt it was important to post a chart that doesn't consider the HIGHEST HIGH made in the blow-off euphoria top in 1985, but from the highest "monthly low" and highest "quarterly low" to compare too. I also added the variety of signals that were created by trends in the US Dollar using my "Time...