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SPIRAL FOCUS POINT 9/27 PLUS OR MINUS 3 DAYS EVENT The chart posted is the next turn within the spirals as we are nearing fib projections and wave A x 1.382 in the sp 500 6648/6671 . I am very bearish again at each turn a minor top has seen a pull back But now the PUT/Call models are Bell ringing . I have covered my short from friday clos
VT BEST CASE IN THE BULL ???The chart posted is the WORLD INDEX and THE BEST CASE and I mean BEST CASE . has formed what some would call a cup n handle and we are now ending the Handle . So There you go the Very BEST bull market For The WORLD Time is running OUT on LONG and I.T. cycles And I mean running OUT . Deflation
Macro Monday 26~Global Indexes Breaking OutMacro Monday 26
Global Index’s Breaking Out
As its Christmas Eve I wanted to do an early release for tomorrow and share something positive and Christmassy but at the same time share something of value, so here is a look at some of the major global ETF index’s and how promising they appear toward
World Stock Index Inverse H&SThere’s a ripe inverse head and shoulders pattern on the Vanguard Total World Stock Index ETF. It would appear the index is poised to reach the previous all-time high which is the first target. The 2nd target is the price objective of the H&S pattern. I believe the chart is fairly self explanator
SPY SPXWeekly charts of $PX (top) vs. VT (Vanguard Total World Index - bottom) – fun fact
Generally they move in tandem but there are times when they do not. Just before pandemic sell off and the beginning of the current bear market, $SPX made a higher high but not by $VT (negative divergence), leading to
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