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Outlook for world markets with some comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. The latest weekly reversal levels for over 1500 stocks and ETF can be found at http://www.ReversalLevels.com every weekend. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries you can get our daily reversal levels,
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Stocks rallied strongly last week, and another lunar green period has ended with handsome gains. The lunar cycle keeps up its perfect record for the year. This is a highly unusual winning streak. If we consider the odds of correctly guessing the direction of the market over a given period at 50%, then getting it
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Outlook for world markets with some comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. The latest weekly reversal levels for over 1500 stocks and ETF can be found at http://www.ReversalLevels.com every weekend. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries you can get our daily reversal levels,
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After another difficult Greece-dominated week stocks are trying to climb back. The lunar green period continues this week and that should support some kind of rally. Here is the current Nasdaq chart (click image to enlarge it): The market appears to have bottomed out last Wednesday. The Earl indicator (blue line) is turning up from
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Outlook for world markets with some comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. The latest weekly reversal levels for over 1500 stocks and ETF can be found at http://www.ReversalLevels.com every weekend. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries you can get our daily reversal levels,
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Stocks have been pressured by the uncertainty over the Greek referendum last week. Of course, the result of that vote was already available on Google trends days ago, as I suggested in my quick post yesterday. What kind of reaction can we expect this week? Let’s have a look at the S&P chart (click image
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A lot of eyes are on Greece today. How will the people vote in the referendum on the EU bailout diktats/proposals? Pollsters are telling us it is too close to call. But maybe there is a much easier way to foretell how this vote will go. Google trends allows us to see which search terms
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Outlook for world markets with some comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. If you are looking for the free weekly reversal levels for over 1500 stocks and ETF, they are now available at http://www.ReversalLevels.com every weekend. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries you
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Markets have stayed nervous, and for good reason. The weekend developments in Greece are causing big moves in world markets today. Will this push the US markets out of the sideways range they have occupied for months? Maybe. Let’s have a look at the situation in the Nasdaq (click image to enlarge it): The market
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Outlook for world markets with my comments for next week. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode. If you are looking for the free weekly reversal levels for over 1500 stocks and ETF, they are now available at http://www.ReversalLevels.com every weekend. For shorter term trading and more optimal entries you