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Market Recap and Current MovementsI stream every market day at 9:15 EST. 15 minutes before the us stock market opens. Come join us. I usually stream for 4-7 hours every day and will answer any market related questions that I can. This is a 20 minute video, but I talk fast. There is a lot to cover, but it is worth listening to. This goes over more than just Nasdaq, but Nasdaq is the core of the movement having a potential gain of 6.5% from its current location before facing great resistance. If you watch the video you will understand why I do not only look at nasdaq to look for movement on the nasdaq or for the overall market direction. I go over USD/JPY, NDQ, APPL, SPY, and VIX mainly. I mention oil at the end, but to save you the trouble, there seems to be a possibly huge move incoming at ~$80 You can check the linked ideas below to get a more in depth view of how we got to here, but I think the video wraps it up well. Top pick for Forex is still UDSJPY, though there may be a pull back based on current bullishness in the stock markets affecting the DXY.
TVC:NDQ
by TrendLINEBoys
Joe Gun2Head Trade - Sell off to continue on NASDAQ?Trade Idea: Selling NASDAQ Reasoning: Sell off to continue on NASDAQ? Entry Level: 12012 Take Profit Level: 11615 Stop Loss: 12144 Risk/Reward: 2.95:1 Disclaimer – Signal Centre. Please be reminded – you alone are responsible for your trading – both gains and losses. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading. The technical analysis , like all indicators, strategies, columns, articles and other features accessible on/though this site is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice by you. Your use of the technical analysis , as would also your use of all mentioned indicators, strategies, columns, articles and all other features, is entirely at your own risk and it is your sole responsibility to evaluate the accuracy, completeness and usefulness (including suitability) of the information. You should assess the risk of any trade with your financial adviser and make your own independent decision(s) regarding any tradable products which may be the subject matter of the technical analysis or any of the said indicators, strategies, columns, articles and all other features.
SKILLING:US100Short
by Signal_Centre
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Stock market DJI - Great depression in 2035 | Elliott Wave 1896 I am extremely bullish on the stock market, that's for sure, but I will tell you when I expect a great depression comparable to 1929-1932.  Of course, it's really hard to predict the huge collapse, but let's take a look at it from a logical, mathematical, and Elliott Wave perspective.  On the 12M (1 year) chart, we can see multiple bullish trendlines that have been destroyed. These trendlines usually last for decades, and they're a reliable indicator of upcoming recessions.  Also, we can use the classic standard price action and look for lower swing lows, which indicates a corrective structure.  As per my Elliott Wave analysis, we are currently finishing a massive 3rd impulse wave that could peak sometime around 2035. Then we will have a great depression (wave 4) and then the fifth impulse wave that can last for another 100 years.  We can see that the first impulse wave lasted for approximately 14 612 days and the second impulse wave lasted for approximately 11690 days, which is an 80% decline in time. We can assume that the final impulse wave will also have an 80% decline in time. We are absolutely not in a recession (and I agree with the FED here) and a lot of people are calling for a massive stock market crash. But these people are calling it every year. If you like my technical analysis, please hit "Like" and "Follow"!
DJ:DJILong
by UnknownUnicorn2537518
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Nasdaq 5x Overvalued, Irrational?The Nasdaq is worth about 10x of what it was in 1990, in real terms, if you take away all the money printing. The support structure from the 1990s that decayed in 2008 has now been resistance for a *decade*, and now that we're at a historical zone of sky high valuations and overboughtness, it wouldn't surprise me if it dropped 75% from here. What if there is more money printing, you say? Wouldn't that just make everyone rich? Well, the dollar loses about 5% of its spending power per year historically, so if you had simply held since 2000, you'd have lost roughly about 80-90% of that spending power. It's important to not repeat the same fallacy as people did in the 80s and 90s. It blew up in people's faces even back when the economy was supported by stronger fundamentals and there was a greater widespread success of passive wealth accumulation. Traders are delusional, and perhaps maybe not temporarily on a short-term or medium-term timeframe where prices are highly random, but especially on a long-term one. The Federal Reserve has been trying to float this long-term sentiment for a while now, in the face of terrible fundamentals, and now they don't really have any ammo left. Just look how the price tries to trace the white trendline but continues to lag and has remained below. This tells you all you need to know without even getting into monetary policy. But even if you look at monetary policy, look at the ammo they are using: they are jawboning claims that the job market is strong because job openings are high, which is a trailing indicator. So chances are in 3 or 6 months, job openings will contract and they will no longer have any poor excuses to linger in their knob turning, hand waving, and making 180 degree pivots in their decision making process. Not to mention, job openings are contracting at a pace only seen since, you guessed it, 2020! Even if they stop jawboning, what padding do they have? 1.5T of reverse repo? That pales in comparison to the 9T that was printed to prop up prices in 2020. Also, just look at some of the companies on the list: JD.com (Chinese company) Baidu (Chinese company) Starbucks Blizzard Do you really think that this hodgepodge of companies are fundamentally strong? Why would anyone put their future in the hands of an index with distorted, contrasting interests and motivations, and foreign ownership? Is that not literally the definition of irrational? irrational; adjective (1) Not endowed with reason. (2) Affected by loss of usual or normal mental clarity; incoherent, as from shock. (3) Marked by a lack of accord with reason or sound judgment. If that doesn't describe the situation perfectly, I don't know what does. Eventually, this thing goes down. With or without money printing. I hope you enjoyed this idea. Let me know what you think, thanks for taking a look, and don't forget to hedge your bets!
TVC:NDQShort
by fringe_chartist
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≈ 5% SWINGTRADE NDQ10012150 to 11550 5% Swing Trade 600 Points Trade Opportunity. The bottom of this tremendous bear market could be in already. Nobody knows. if this was a short squeeze, the market will decline, right? If this was THE bottom or a temporary bottom, the likelihood that even if this was the start of a bull market, after a few days of straight upward movement, a correction would also be normal. Having this mind, the wedge pattern, which could fulfill itself will underline this theory. So, of course, anything can happen, but I think the odds are not too bad for this one. This is no financial advice, only sharing thoughts to our community! Let me know what ya´ll think Best, gqt
UShort
by GER-Quality-Trades
SPX The Worst May Be Yet To ComeAnyone who has followed me for a while has already seen some iteration of this chart, but I bring it up again today because it has proven to be one of the most reliable charts to date. It is essential to understand when we are looking at charts, sometimes it is not about the actual chart itself but rather what the data means and the implications. We are in unprecedented times. The FED is behind the curve and now they are trying to gain back control of the Inflation Train but there is only one problem; The train has already left the station. Prediction after prediction of Inflation is "Transitory", "Peaking", "Controlled". They even have gone as far to say Inflation was a "good" thing. www.washingtonpost.com www.forbes.com www.cnbc.com This one in particular used to be Titled "Why the inflation we're seeing now is a good thing" But they have since changed that to something more cryptic as if we the people are dumb: www.msnbc.com I just wanted to establish that before I went any deeper. Credibility is not seen in today's world. Currently, Total Revolving Credit is at a historical all-time high by a long shot. (Please go check out a chart representing this data) It not only represents the hardship most are suffering but it solidifies the fact that most can't maintain their current lifestyle with cash. As financial situations grow tighter, it forces people to then start running their credit in the face of the "Recession". This is not only bad for now but it condemns the future as well. Because that problem is only solved by rapid economic deceleration or by propping the market back up with Easy Monetary Policy. But there is a critical issue here, the FED can't possibly pivot Dovish now. Their party has only just started. QE/Stimulus, paired with Macro cyclical patterns, and Geopolitical tensions force the FED to stay the course. If they pivot now, not only will no real problem be solved, but it will inherently make them worse. Back on the Credit Delima, we have also seen the sharpest credit impulse contraction in 10 years. Liquidity runs all markets, when liquidity is dried, it causes mayhem. Okay so what about USOIL and why is it on the chart? Well as you can see, each time USOIL has significantly deviated from its current trend, it has led to a recession. 6 Times in the last 20+ years has this perfectly signaled economic hardship. This time is no different. Even further still, 2 out of the last 3 times, it was not until after USOIL has peaked is when the most pain was to be had. Combine this with 50 Year High Inflation, War, FED hiking into a slowing economy, QT, Supply Chain shocks, Sanctions/Embargoes, Energy soaring, and Gas at $4-5 in every state in America for the first time in history. Ask yourself this, if this recipe isn't enough for concern, what exactly is? Continuing on, let's focus on a few other charts: First, let's just take a look at where SPX & NDQ currently stand: As you can see, both have only just now reached Mid-Channel and still have quite a ways until the bottom of the channel. Second, let's remind ourselves of the US10Y-US02Y Curve inversion that took place a few months back. This inversion has predicted the last 6+ Recessions, just as the exponential rise in Energy has. Here is my first post explaining this correlation with SPX: Here is an Updated View: As you can see, it may even be headed for a second Inversion which would likely be another huge red flag. Third, Lets look at the Tech Leader $AAPL and see where it stands. $AAPL represents the leader of the tech market and where AAPL goes, the market goes. Here is my most recent post: Fourth lets look at the DXY and consider where it stands. It currently is in the midst of a 30+ year breakout, further proving the economic hardship most are facing. Furthermore, in times of great fear and inflation, money is usually the last thing people want but yet here we see the opposite playing out. Complete deviation of a regular historical trend: And Fifth, let's just speculate on the worst possible outcome here, which I did a little while back when I Noticed Elon Musk somehow timed the exact top in the Market (See for yourself below): I thought his perfect timing was really strange and led to the credibility of his words. Although the chart seems extreme now, from a technical standpoint it absolutely is possible as I've laid out. Although it's important to consider the worst, it is critical you don't expect the worst. Many things can change between now and the end of the year which is why it is important to stay updated and pivot when needed. I can honestly go on about specific factors such as the housing market and the VC's/Hedge Funds controlling supply while cutting out the regular buyer. Not to mention companies like Zillow doing the same exact thing, basically acting like a Broker to the overall housing market. Cutting out an entire class of buyers because theoretically, they don't ever have to sell to regular families just trying to buy a home. Global food shocks from inflation make fertilizer unaffordable to harvest the right yield of crop. As well as the Ukraine War making it even more difficult. China causing supply chaos because they have locked down their country again, 2 years into the pandemic. This thesis is only valid in the scenario it takes far longer to tackle these challenges listed above. If the FED and the overall World Economy can begin to tame these challenges better than what we have seen thus far, things will begin to become more positive. No matter what, these challenges must be solved not only for the health of the economy but for the betterment of the people. If you've made it this far, I thank you immensely and you will be rewarded for putting in the effort now to understand the big picture. Leave any opinions below;
SP:SPX
by NoOneWhoIsSomeone
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DXY gonna hav a crayZ move when the FOMC meeting happensThe fib time zone that I have drawn on the DXY chart tells that there is going to be a strong move but as anybody who has used fib time zones knows, it doesn't say in what direction. The bond market has (according to traders better than me) priced in so a 75bps hike, so that is certainly on the cards (I don't think that that will happen tbh but I'm pulling that out arse its just a hunch I guess) however we will have to see what happens in just under 14hrs when the Producer Price Index is published which should tell us a what the Personal Consumption Expenditure Price Index will tell us. The FED on their own website say "The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) judges that an annual increase in inflation of 2 percent in the price index for personal consumption expenditures (PCE), produced by the Department of Commerce, is most consistent over the longer run with the Federal Reserve’s mandate for maximum employment and price stability. The FOMC uses the PCE price index largely because it covers a wide range of household spending." so if tomorrow the PPI is low I will definitely consider longing BTC. My only hesitation however is since this move down has been so strong just a limp ass support wont cut it and we need to go back to 20k from the previous market high to trigger a real reversal and for the SPX/NDQ the same is true and that support would be the high before the Corona market crash in late February 2020 (the opinion of a better trader than myself also). We will see
TVC:DXY
by Augustus_Flavius_IV
NASDAQ move up to test 14000 or backdown to retest recent low?Here are my core trading channels and trend lines for the NASDAQ. NDQ is currently holding just under the midline of the down channel. You can see that we had a bounce off the support of the black channel and midline of the purple channel. NDQ is still looking pretty oversold, but at a clear decision point. IMO, a retest of the recent low for support is most probable and then a test of the resistance of both the red down channel and the purple channel around 14000. We could bounce right from here to that level as the other option. A new low is always an option if we get a retest and it fails, but it is not clear that the market is ready to fall that far yet after such a big sell off the last several months. 1D
U
by Dr_Roboto