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The S&P 500 hasn’t had a 1% down day (on a closing basis) since 11 October 2016. That’s 92 trading days without a more than 1% decline, the longest such streak since late 2006. If the market keeps this up a few weeks more then the current series will join the 100+ day club, which
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That’s not just a wink to all the loving mothers out there. I am of course talking about the MoM indicator, one of my three “bread and butter” indicators you can usually find in the charts I post every week. Before taking a closer look on how to use the MoM for index trading I
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Outlook for world markets with brief comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. Comes
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For years I have been updating a 1920s comparison chart on this site, until mid 2015. That’s when the current bull market started falling behind compared to the 1920s, as reported in this post. I want to revisit this chart today and the reason will be clear from this updated chart: The current bull market
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Markets are not looking back and the S&P 500 is trying to push above the overhead resistance in the 2300-2350 area. Meanwhile the Dow is trying to get away from the 20k level, which is the final step we want to see if this market is to climb further. This is a do or die
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Outlook for world markets with brief comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. Comes
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Outlook for world markets with brief comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. Comes
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Markets climbed to new all time highs last week and the Dow finally got above the 20k level for the first time. But stocks appear to be pulling back from those new highs and that means we have to consider scenario two I described in my recent Dow 20k post. A sharper pullback could be
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Outlook for world markets with brief comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. Comes
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Not much has changed since we looked at the S&P 500 a few weeks ago. The market continues to chop around in a narrow sideways range and the Dow still hasn’t made it above the 20k barrier: The bearish divergence in my Earl indicator continues to be in place and the slower Earl2 continues to
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