China ETF GXC to launch
As previously described, yes, the GXC ETF appears to have found its footing to launch.
The weekly chart has clocked a higher low, and this week's candlestick is a nice bullish one with a long-ish trailing tail at the bottom, which is a bullish indication.
The daily chart shows the week closing at a gap resistance, and above the MA band. Technical indicators are also bullish.
Appears ripe for a bullish relaunch!
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On a side note, and non-chart related, I just liek to mention something now, that should help in chart reading for anyone.
You see, many have told me about China, its severe lockdown, its impact on the economy, and such. I get all that, and I do agree to some extent. These fundamental and geopolitical aspects do form a part of my analyses as well; or at least I look for alignment.
This is after all, part of critical analysis over technical analysis... the art in the science.
Another aspect I would also like to point out is that biases can be very entrenched and catch us unaware. Even to me it happens, despite being aware about it. You see, I opine that China knows something about the CoV2, and their economy. 5000 years of histroy did not go to waste. IF at all, China learns much more from their rich history than any other IMHO. Bearing this in mind, I find myself asking what is it that they know that I do not yet know. While not getting the answers with clarity, it allows me to think out of the box. And particularly, deviate from Western media and thinking that China this and China that... I do not disagree with their assessment, or reporting, but I find that a large degree of biases are infused in the analytics. Hence I form my own, and dare to deviate where required.
Again, adjustments are made, when and where necessary. So... do think about these points when we assess another country or economy, or commodity for that matter. In the longer foreseeable future, I really see China doing better than most of the (western) world.
(possibly add Russia into that, but it is way too early and another story for another time)
Stay safe and well!
The weekly chart has clocked a higher low, and this week's candlestick is a nice bullish one with a long-ish trailing tail at the bottom, which is a bullish indication.
The daily chart shows the week closing at a gap resistance, and above the MA band. Technical indicators are also bullish.
Appears ripe for a bullish relaunch!
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On a side note, and non-chart related, I just liek to mention something now, that should help in chart reading for anyone.
You see, many have told me about China, its severe lockdown, its impact on the economy, and such. I get all that, and I do agree to some extent. These fundamental and geopolitical aspects do form a part of my analyses as well; or at least I look for alignment.
This is after all, part of critical analysis over technical analysis... the art in the science.
Another aspect I would also like to point out is that biases can be very entrenched and catch us unaware. Even to me it happens, despite being aware about it. You see, I opine that China knows something about the CoV2, and their economy. 5000 years of histroy did not go to waste. IF at all, China learns much more from their rich history than any other IMHO. Bearing this in mind, I find myself asking what is it that they know that I do not yet know. While not getting the answers with clarity, it allows me to think out of the box. And particularly, deviate from Western media and thinking that China this and China that... I do not disagree with their assessment, or reporting, but I find that a large degree of biases are infused in the analytics. Hence I form my own, and dare to deviate where required.
Again, adjustments are made, when and where necessary. So... do think about these points when we assess another country or economy, or commodity for that matter. In the longer foreseeable future, I really see China doing better than most of the (western) world.
(possibly add Russia into that, but it is way too early and another story for another time)
Stay safe and well!
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