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Technically Bullish, But Protect Your Profits
The indices have crept further into extended territory, and technically remain bullish, but it’s this kind of territory where positions can be vulnerable to very sharp pullbacks, even if they’re temporary in nature. We haven’t yet had the increase in volatility that I’ve mentioned recently … But it will come, so protect your profits as per our EDGE Trade Plan, you’ve earned them! By the way, there’s a slight glitch with the blog archive today, which will be updated and fixed on Monday. Market Outlook: Our market commentary continues to be outstanding. Mastering market timing enables you to swim WITH the tide at the right time. Bullish but with the caveat that the indices are overstretched. Again, we’ll stick to our trusted formula, ie. stocks that are bullish and close to their Key Levels (ie. not overbought). Watch the video
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Markets Dancing On A High Wire
Twelve weeks until our VIP Stocks Summit in London … It’ll be with us in a flash, and by then
More Volatility Is On The Way
An eventful four day week is putting it mildly! It started on Tuesday with the S&P and Nasdaq gapping down,
Indices Takes Labor Day Holiday Early
After the first four days of tepid upward action, the market decided to take Friday off for the Labor Day
Definite Bearish Bias
Two weeks ago I mentioned that I couldn’t understand why several commentators were talking up the markets by way of a V-shaped recovery. I said we would need confirmation, and we did not get it. Now we’re in a bearish
Whipsaws Signal Market Intent Again
Back in November I talked about the prevalence of whipsaws and how that made for riskier conditions and potentially bearish market intent. We’re seeing it again – for understandable reasons given the geopolitical context and the spectre of inflation that
Stock Splits and Trading
How Retail Traders Can Navigate Stock Splits Safely We’re all familiar with Google’s stellar business performance and how it has resulted in a skyrocketing stock price for its parent company, Alphabet. As things stand, we’re now looking at a stock
‘Good’ Leverage vs. Bad Leverage
Wouldn’t it be wonderful if you could emulate why some of the best traders succeed consistently when you’re not quite hitting those heights yourself? How is it possible that some do and some don’t, when you’re all using the same
2022 Started With Signs of Sector Rotation
Sector Rotation is still in evidence between the energy (XLE) sector vs Tech (XLK) and Financials (XLF). Since January 01, 2022: The XLE has risen from $56.50 to $68.00. The XLK during the same time has fallen from a high of
What Does Microsoft’s Activision Deal Mean for Private Investors?
After Facebook rebranded as ‘Meta’ in October 2021, we expected to see more big tech companies stepping forward to build the virtual world, known as the “metaverse”. Virtual worlds aren’t new, as we all know. For years, companies like Roblox,
Please Use The Trade Plan
I’ll get straight to it this week … In this bizarre world of HODL’ers and “To-the-Mooners”, I keep hearing of people who do not have any kind of trade plan, and are simply gambling on a price move because they
2022 Market Outlook: How Does It Affect Your Trading Strategy?
The stock market had an excellent run last year, with the S&P 500 up 27%. Everyone knew that this performance wouldn’t continue indefinitely and that a market correction was on the cards in 2022. So far from November to January,
At Last! The Wash and Rinse We’ve Wanted
The market finally caught its long-awaited cold, slightly surprising with its timing right at the start of earnings, but this drop to the 200-dma is a welcome development. Why would I think a big pullback is welcome? Because the market
Ignore the Drama, Focus on the Setups
Earnings has started with a bang (not necessarily a good bang!) and all sorts of drama is filling the newswires. It’s so tempting to get dragged into all that, but when you focus on our favored setups, life becomes so