Trend Analysis

Hello Traders, In this Elliott Wave update, I am presenting you with a trade idea that was shared with the members of the exclusive club about 10 weeks ago ( April 4 to be precise). That trade idea was to … Continue reading →

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Focusing on the Gold ETF (GLD) ;Key support stands @ $131Pattern is bearish but way way oversoldTime to buy ? Yes, if we do get a bounce up above $133 in the next few days.Otherwise let it drop below that key support and buy the deep oversold level.Gut feeling ? Gold stays in a channel pattern above $131Global unrest, starting with key emerging country Brazil

I still following the same two counts. The decision is close and the movement will be furious. Personally I prefer the bearish count. So let's see what will happen with the ending diagonal. Good trades to all.

25% of the high should be Gann support so it needs to reverse soon !

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Investors, concerned over a cutback in Fed quantitative easing and higher rates, have been shifting away from municipal bond exchange traded funds, but the move may have been premature. The triple-A rated 10-year muni benchmark was hovering around 2.27% last Thursday, or up 46 basis points...

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The so-called fee war in the exchange traded fund space has helped slash annual investment costs on a number of fund products, and it looks like it is paying off for both providers and investors. Last September, Charles Schwab reduced its fees on a number of funds, including the Schwab U.S. Broad...

How to play the FOMC? Does it matter beyond “manage risk?” asked the robotic blogger.* The Fed has been using its jawbones as well as talking out of every other orifice over the last month or two with regard to ‘taper or not to taper’. The stock market is at the moment on a tout [...]