VDC $VDC Initial LongVDC $VDC Initial Long. TP and SL on chart. Move SL on TP. After TP2, trail with 0.5ATR step and 1.5ATR offset.
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Great volume consumer staples marketWe have a great momentum to place orders, consumer staples market is very optimistic.
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Consumer Staples ETF for Uncertain Times, VDCConsumer staples/Consumer defensive stocks are a sector that is exactly what the name suggests. They are products and services that no matter the situation consumers are unable or unwilling to go without. Examples include, Walmart, Costco, Coca-Cola, Colgate-Palmolive, etc. These big name household
The Bad News About Record-Low UnemploymentUnemployment is the lowest it’s been in 50 years.
That means most people who want to work can find a job. It also means people are making more money and buying more stuff.
All good. More people working is always positive. But a low unemployment rate is a double-edged sword.
See, the unemployment r
VDC/VTI weekly - a breakout signals troubled marketIs it going to break out (with a 40 week MA ticking up)? Quite possible in the next several weeks. We will watch this ratio closely as each time it breaks out, market is in rout.
Consumer Staples ETF (VDC) - Time to buy?Consumer Staples are breaking out of their highs, whilst the overall index driven by tech stocks is rallying on extreme momentum. Whilst the spread could widen further, the return to risk seems in favour of rotating into Consumer Staples, 30% behind in just 2 years. In 2007 to 2009 financial crisi
VDC: Long Consumer Staples / Short SPX (or NASDAQ)Consumer Staples including Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola are lagging the rest of the market by 20% in the last 12 months. This is extreme, and whilst the S&P500 has gained another 6% in 2018 YTD, these Consumer Staples firms have consolided near their highs. Yesterday's session saw them break th
VDC: Consolidation- clear neckline
- consolidation occurring
- could be a larger symmetrical pattern if going back farther in time.
-- still bullish if this pattern plays out -- it's a continuation pattern.
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