To me this looks like BTC was leading the recent breakout; Gold and Silver following roughly a day later. Have to check if this happened in the past, but this could make BTC a 'market maker' of some sort, or at least an indicator - since arguably BTC traders might be more flexible and quicker to adapt.
Many feel the market has been heavily suppressed over the past few months, and whilst I would agree, I think it is time for the bull to regain power. If only for a short while. We have many bullish divergences building on the higher time frames now. MACD divergences on the 3-day and 1-day, along with clear RSI divergences too. This would give us a lovely pop in...
Might be a place for some short term support buying.
All in the chart, self explanatory :) Strategy for the next few days: Sell the rally, buy the dip.
I believe, fundamentally, that blackberry is undervalued at its current share price and this is why. Initially that had a hard time keeping up with the competition, and lets face it the Z10 and the Playbook were both major flops. But a business can, and should use its failures to its advantage, and use it to tweak their business model which is what BB seems to be...
Consider shorting the Nasdaq100 which is highly represented by technology stocks. Even if you don't believe there is a severe correction around the corner, tech stocks are extremely expensive. A move above the asset bubble trend is telling me there may be a pullback to the middle of the linear regression line - minimum. Consider selling one the price move back...
So here we are, S&P 500 at 2,000, bears have good arguments and bulls have good arguments as well. As of right now, I have no idea where equities are going, I'll let the market tell me. But here is a quick trade idea I got today. By the way, please correct me if there is something wrong in my analysis as this is my first real market-neutral trade that does not...
Of course, the projected future waves are pure speculation and I'm not expecting any patterns to repeat themselves exactly. There do exist, however, 7-year and 13-year cycles in the market that deserve consideration and further research, considering the similarities I believe to be showing quite clearly in this comparison. I have made an effort to simplify this...
The SPY has been consolidating over the past few days, but technicals indicate it may push into new highs soon. Keep an eye out for rejection at 198.20, which might indicate a triple top and pending reversal, but any clearance would be a safe entry point to go long. Careful shorting on the rejection, since it could be a 0.5% gap fill.
Russia Stocks plummet as another news piece shocks the market. #MH17
I like the .382 fib retracement target in this case, based on the lower timeframe. The 15min chart has an ABC retracement in place, with an extension to the same area. (IWM 15min chart) Both point to 166 area, then we should see another leg down covering at minimum the distance of this last move, but likely 161.8% or more.
TWO BIG BANKS HAVE COME IN FOR SUPPORT AND IN THIS CASE HEAVY VOLUME OCCURRED WITH MINOR NEWS AWAITING THE PHASE THERE PIVOTAL STUDY WITH ITS OSTEOARTHRITIS DRUG AMPION SHOWING MAJOR STRENGTH, BUT HEAVY VOLUME COMPARED TO 30 DAY LEADS TO BELIEVE THAT THE 30 DAY SUPPORT WILL NOT BE BROKEN AND WITH SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE CARTRIDGE REGROWTH PACKAGE NAMED "KNEE...
Hypothesis: S&P 500 (and the market as a whole) is approaching a series of consolidations: a) Consolidation 1: - signal: as soon as RSI begins to fall (past dotted yellow lines) - magnitude: ~10% - time: July 31st (possibly earlier) * The timing is based off of historical cycles. The current cycle is much slower than the 2002 / 2008 cycles --> 42% to 115%...
As of now, it should be pretty clear that we are on a rising channel. Given the fact that this is just the beginning of the long term bull market, there's simply no way we can clearly define which channel the market is following. In the graph, it is defined by the blue, red and pink lines. (With the pink lines as the least confident ones, best suited for short...