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RUSSEL 2000 - Bullish summer rally for the small caps? I´m bullish for the small caps:) The market reached a logical target in the corrective movement. Now i´m looking forward to a bullish impulse to the upside. The scenario remains intact for the time being as long as the market stays above 2214.3. Below that level would be a bearish invalidation. As long as the market remains within this sideways range, everything is fine. Wave 2 would have even more room to correct. So my thesis is that the small caps are starting a small rally once again. That would also correlate with my general assessment of the market.
CME_MINI:RTY1!
by TizTrader
Ammo Inc. ($POWW) - Excellent Risk and Reward OpportunityAmmo Inc presents itself as an excellent opportunity in a market where a large number of stocks are significantly overvalued. Ammunition, as we know it, has been booming for a while since the pandemic and we're now in a shortage, which has allowed this business to position itself very nicely going forward. Roth has labeled a $9 price target on the business. Subsequent to the valuation, it was announced that Ammo Inc. has been included in the June 4th preliminary list of member additions to the Russell 2000® Index and the Russell Microcap® Index, which become effective upon the opening of the US stock markets on June 28, as part of the 2021 Russell indexes reconstitution. About (taken from their website): AMMO, Inc. is a high-quality, technology-driven ammunition U.S.-based company; from our patented STREAK (R), HyperClean, and military ammunition technologies, to the latest and best manufacturing technology in the industry. Our manufacturing facilities and processes meet or exceed all SAAMI and MilSpec specifications. Fundamentally, the company has established itself well and the underlying data can be found at FinViz Technically speaking, the Risk/Reward opportunity is excellent. We can see it has broken out to the upside and has retested the $7.00 mark (the upper trend line) to validate the breakout. Let's be mindful of where this stands after next Friday's close. If we close below $7.00 next Friday, I'll be unwinding my position. I have marked the Stops and Take Profit levels here accordingly. Good luck and be sure to maintain your stops accordingly.
NASDAQ:POWWLong
by MadebyTrade
2
Traditional market analysis 12/06/2021 #3Hello everyone! Once again I'll have to repeat myself by saying that despite the fact stocks are overvalued, there could be much more upside. Given the way central banks and governments are acting, it is hard for me to see stocks reversing any time soon. Yes there will be some pretty strong corrections along the way and at some point a big bear market. But to me it looks like we are more in a situation like we were after breaking above the 2000-2008 highs or in 1987 than we are in 1970s or 2000s. Other than the US all other stock markets were very depressed for 1 or even 2 decades. European stock markets have been showing a lot of strength and their charts are indicating significant upside from here rather than downside. Below I have added some European indices which all seem very very strong and with significant upside potential. In 2020 and so far in 2021 we had the US initially show most strength, then Asia and now Europe. Of course this doesn't mean the US market is in a bad spot or anything. Quite the opposite. Actually European markets doing well is a very good sign for the risk on sentiment. Bond yields have been going lower in several places although some Central banks are raising rates. In my opinion in the EU and US we won't see higher rates any time soon and there is no other way out of this massive debt hole we are in. To me negative real rates are boosting stocks, as long as we don't see Oil getting completely out of control. As long as oil stays below 100$/barrel for some time and doesn't shock the market we could be OK. The same goes for most important commodities and especially Copper. Currently the Russell 2000 is looking like it is about to come out of long period of re-accumulation. The Russell 3000 seems to be in a very strong uptrend that has the potential to continue even higher. We have no idea how massive this bubble could get as the biggest bubble is actually in the bond and currency markets. At least that's my opinion at the moment. This doesn't mean I think we will have hyper inflation or sustained inflation for more than 2-3 years, but it isn't impossible. Unfortunately policy makers are taking a ton of bad steps that are compounding little failures in the 'system' and eventually that will break either through social arrest or a market collapse. It's just not time yet and markets aren't that irrational yet... so dips are for buying and currently being long seems better than being short. Where am I wrong at least for the short term? If the Russell 3000 closes below 2350. That's where my mental stop loss is. s3.tradingview.com s3.tradingview.com s3.tradingview.com s3.tradingview.com s3.tradingview.com s3.tradingview.com s3.tradingview.com s3.tradingview.com
TVC:SPXLong
by BitcoinMacro
S&P500 still looking bullishIn terms of the global economy the flood of liquidity and government aid has been papering over the cracks which I don't know when or whether they are going to break. The situation isn't pretty, yet the markets don't really seem to be worried about anything long term. Inflation doesn't seem to be that much of an issue yet and markets just keep going higher thanks to the liquidity injections, people having more access and overall the bubble doesn't seem to over. For the SPX500 a dip to 3990 would be very healthy and a great buying the dip opportunity, although it might come after we touch the top diagonal first and currently SPX is bullish across all timeframes and still sitting above support very nicely. I'll create some ideas pretty soon supporting this one regarding other asset classes that people might find interesting so stay tuned! The bull market in stocks is getting stretched and there are some signs of weakness in some, but there aren't signs of extreme froth either. I've been very big on the idea that the bull isn't over and won't be over any time soon, although a 15-20% correction probably isn't far away. So far corrections have been very shallow and in my opinion we'll get a big drop at some point. For now though everything looks pretty bullish. Chinese stocks have shown significant strength and they have held their bullish structure. A little dip from here would be ideal for going long. Russell 2000 and Nikkei have been extremely weak, but I am still not sold on the idea that they will go into a large dip soon. The Nasdaq 100 is looking weak, yet I see nothing worrying. The DAX has been one of the most bullish ones along with other European indices, however it is one of those that worry me a little bit more in the short term as every time it broke above ATHs it then collapsed and currently it has a bit of
FX:SPX500
by BitcoinMacro
Flat and fragile..! when you look at Inflation adjusted..!I believe the best bet is betting on the most probable scenario..! let's look at the 8 companies with the highest market cap : Obviously, we do not see any increase in Trading value in the past 2 months! What is an outlier in statistics? An outlier is an observation that lies an abnormal distance from other values in a random sample from a population. ... Examination of the data for unusual observations that are far removed from the mass of data. These points are often referred to as outliers. The historical average stock market return is 10%, so March 2020 to February 2021 was an outlier from a statistical point of view! and less likely to happen again soon! In the past 3 months, inflation-adjusted market performance is not positive! which means the market did not buy the theory that stocks will perform like other goods in the time of accelerated inflation! I believe it would be better to say the stock market has already adjusted the stocks' price in the past 17 months! The S&P 500 Index originally began in 1926 as the "composite index" comprised of only 90 stocks. According to historical records, the average annual return since its inception in 1926 through 2018 is approximately 10%–11%. The average annual return since adopting 500 stocks into the index in 1957 through 2018 is roughly 8%. says that the average DJIA return from 1896 is 5.42% So I believe it is highly unlikely that we see a huge movement like March 2020 to February 2021. But constant money circulation in the market will provide small opportunities that we can take and wait for the next one! Reference: www.investopedia.com
TVC:SPX
by Moshkelgosha
Comparison between what I published and what happened this weekI believe it is good to review how functional our analysis is. I want to share the multi-timeframe analysis I published last week for my Patrons/private subscribers, and let you judge about the accuracy of the contents! TVC:NDX Hourly Chart: Bearish Bat ( Bearish ) Daily Chart: Filling the Gap, Triple Doji means no enough energy to go further. (Neutral-Bearish) Weekly Chart: Supported at the lower level of the regression channel (Neutral- Bullish ) Monthly Chart: Hanging Man ( Bearish ) Conclusion: After 2 bearish weeks, we had 2 bullish weeks but May ended with -1.26% performance, crossing below last month low is not a good sign..! Neutral to Bearish is the most probable scenario. TVC:SPX Hourly Chart: bearish bat ( Bearish ) Daily Chart: triple Doji and rejection at resistance level ( Bearish ) Weekly Chart: at the midline of the regression channel (Neutral) Monthly Chart: dragonfly Doji after 3 fantastic months(Neutral-Bearish) Conclusion: Neutral-Bearish is the most probable case. TVC:DJI Hourly Chart: bearish bat ( Bearish ) Daily Chart: triple Doji and rejection at resistance level ( Bearish ) Weekly Chart: at the midline of the regression channel (Neutral) Monthly Chart: we had 4 positive months in a row but in the last 3 months the energy to go up further became less and less (Neutral-Bearish) Conclusion: Neutral-Bearish is the most probable scenario. TVC:RUT The Russell 2000 index , created in 1984 by the Frank Russell Company, is comprised of 2,000 small-capitalization companies. The index is frequently used as a benchmark for measuring the performance of small-cap mutual funds. Many investors see its breadth as giving it an edge over narrower indexes of small-cap stocks. In the past 2 weeks, RUT 2000 experienced a +7.3% gain. As II previously said, this recent rally would not be considered a bullish market because of the low trading volume, but it is a part of a complex correction! I believe this situation could last for the next 1-2 months. Most probable scenario: A: If we see lower money flow: Bearish breakout (I think this is the most likely to happen) B: If we see an increase in money flow: Bullish breakout ( If 6 trillion dollar bill pass fully, this could be the case) Some People think I publish my post to bait people to subscribe to my servises! I challenge them to publish their own analysis and next week we will review whose work has a higher rate of accuracy!
TVC:SPX
by Moshkelgosha
This is not healthy circulation of money in the market!In the past 6 trading days, Major indexes become flat. Nasdaq traded in a narrow range of 1.19%, S&P 500 range was 1.53, and Dow Jones 1.74! On the other hand, Meme stocks moved Russell 200 +4.73 in the same time period. Today AMC's trading value was 47.942 Billion dollars, while many think this type of price pattern is a result of a united rebellious retail trader group, I think this is not! When the trading volume of a company with 450 million total outstanding reaches 3.345 Billion in the past 7 days, It means Quant Funds are heavily involved to provide the liquidity..! WallStreetBets is a community of 10.2 million people on Reddit. But who are the directors of this perfect show? I call it perfect because it can produce a very similar pattern in different assets!? I believe there is a team that is very specialized in social media, algorithmic trading, and access to enough capital to seduce +10 million people to the destination washed out! why should these two different stocks behave so similarly??? AMC vs GME I study these patterns for a very long time and even predicted a price range of 60-100 for today: The leaders of this group are very familiar with the power of social media, pyramiding, and creating the sense of FOMO. Many beginners just look at the bright side, but this coin has a dark side too, like losing 89% of your money in 5 days! Stay out of this madness! the winner is the one who manages the risk better! Moshkelgosha
NASDAQ:NDX
by Moshkelgosha
4
Small Cap Party is about to finish..! (Bull Trap)As I mentioned before, this recent bullish move is a part of a complex correction in small caps, and it is very unlikely to be repeated in the next 2 weeks! Looking at the 10 biggest company based on the Market cap will show the reality behind my analysis: 1- NASDAQ:CZR 2- GME 3- NASDAQ:PLUG 4- NYSE:AMC 5- NYSE:RH 6- NASDAQ:PENN 7- NYSE:DAR 8- NASDAQ:NVAX 9- NYSE:DECK 10- NYSE:CLF Obviously, nothing special happened and there is no money flow in these stocks but AMC..! buying inverse ETFs like SRTY (-3x) would be a better option with lower cost to benefit from the next AMC crash..! AMEX:SRTY
TVC:RUTShort
by Moshkelgosha
3
IWM Long, why not?Im surprise that Russell has not gone down or at least give into a healthy pullback to 190. There are so many stocks in this ETF that are trading relatively high to pre-covid prices. This ETF is juiced up with fed money. Its unbelievable! Sooner or later its gonna want more? More stimulus money, WTH? Why not? Three weeks ago the uptrend channel was broken and this week its trying to come back to it. With the US economy coming out of the pandemic, it makes sense for IWM to come back to the uptrend channel? MACD just crossed so maybe its gonna go up. Does Russell range bound until the earnings come out in July or it can't wait any longer. I think its going up. Fed wins.
AMEX:IWMLong
by CTRLZEEE
Complex Boring Correction..!The Russell 2000 index, created in 1984 by the Frank Russell Company, is comprised of 2,000 small-capitalization companies. The index is frequently used as a benchmark for measuring the performance of small-cap mutual funds. Many investors see its breadth as giving it an edge over narrower indexes of small-cap stocks. In the past 2 weeks, RUT 2000 experienced a +7.3% gain. As II previously said, this recent rally would not be considered a bullish market because of the low trading volume, but it is a part of a complex correction! I believe this situation could last for the next 1-2 months. Most probable scenario: A: If we see lower money flow: Bearish breakout (I think this is the most likely to happen) B: If we see an increase in money flow: Bullish breakout ( If 6 trillion dollar bill pass fully, this could be the case)
TVC:RUT
by Moshkelgosha