Caída hacia zona donde históricamente se ha mantenido. Corrección del 0.618 de Fibonacci, dentro de la zona anterior Continúa caída hacia soporte clave de crisis de 2008
Hi everyone, this post is not to scare anyone but, after doing some analysis I've been watching the 200 weekly ema closely. If we hold at the 200 weekly and have a solid high volume bounce that pushes above ath ill be bullish on the market but, until then I will continue to remain bearish on this current situation. I am also watching the 20 weekly ema and 50...
LARGEST WEEKLY EURODOLLAR VOLUME IN RECORDED HISTORY! LAST TIME THIS OCCURRED WAS LATE JULY 2007! REPO MARKET ILLIQUIDITY/RISING EURODOLLAR CONTRACT INDICATES AN IMMINENT FINANCIAL CRISIS!
In way's I hope this is the start of the end of the 11-year bull run that we have seen... But time will tell all... The Redline is the VWAP-Anch it did start at the bottom back in 2008, The white line is the VWAP-Anch that did start at the beginning of 2020 and the dark green line is VWAP-Anch down to the hour of the top of the market... Also if you don't have...
They can't. Not unless alot of the system change. No lessons have been learned.
Recently, I have grown extremely suspicious of the Market as it seems overvalued with P/E ratios way above healthy levels. I will listed the major areas within the fundamental areas of our economy that furthers my negative market sentiment. 1.) The ISM non-manufacturing PMI - This index has declined at a very similar rate as 2008 and sits currently at levels...
The year is 2019. The market has ballooned with immense excess capital of quantitative easing. Is QE similar enough to the housing bubble to produce a similar recession when its bubble pops? Only time will tell.
Please have a look at the last time that the FED began lowering rates; they began with 25 basis points, and they ended at ZERO percent.
There are too many people expecting a crash nowadays, because there are some indicators showing a similarity to the 2000 and 2008 stock market crashes. I am convinced however, that if too many people expect something, it will not happen. Quite the contrary will happen. I am not a stockmarket shill, I don't even own any stocks. I started learning TA when I...
I have marked roughly were I believe today's market is in relation to the 'Great Financial Crisis of 2008'. Each chart depicts: A blue star for a top in the market Followed by a low - marked with the number 1 Followed by the final market top - marked with the number 2 Followed by the first bottom of declines - marked with the number 3 And today's current...
Okay, looking back the 200 Weekly MA is a pretty strong support level for the SPY. The last time such support was breached was the 2008 recession. The big question is not really if we will bounce (as we already obviously have), but if the bounce will be sustained. Overall, I think the bounce will fail around the high 250s to 260, because there is a lot of previous...
2018 is the new 2008... Trend line failure on spx is a early indicator of a ABC correction ... overvalued tech stocks right and left due to silicon valley hype bubble ... I don't make these calls lightly... and I totally understand the implications ... but as a analyst I have to call it as I see it If crypto holds strong than I will be viewing is has a safe...
This chart is dynamic in that it clearly shows where we were before 2008; and where we are now. This truly is going to hurt on the way down...
Long @ $55.72 - P/B ratio of 0.76 compared to the industry P/B ratio of 1.31 showing that the stock is significantly undervalued. - Market cap - $51.05B - DIV yield – 2.26% - Debt to equity – 0.48 - VWAP - 55.77 - Beta – 1.23 - Short interest - 17,678,471 - YTD shares are down 5.6% compared with the industries growth of 5%. There is considerable analyst...
Here is simply what I think the S&P will do in the next two decades. What goes up must come down. Despite political turmoil in the United States, which country is better prepared with a more developed, regulated, and with a perceived "safe" and open financial market, than the U.S.? RSI, Stoch, and MACD all indicate the potential for a strong sell-off. But what do...
With the markets bouncing off its' lows and come roaring back to close the week with a gain, it has left many to wonder if this is 2008 or 2011 playing out. The argument for a continued bull market is that the market did hold the previous support of October's 2014 sell off, and put in a weekly reversal hammer. Also, the market was able to hold its' long term...
Long term (27-WEEK AND OVER) unemployment is also well within the declining trend and it has almost reached pre- 2008/9 crisis level, confirming the positive data in unemployment and total payroll charts. Current levels are also highs of previous recession, thus everything below current levels can be considered normal, if the data holds descending trend.