Thanks vaidas7777, yes sell in may and go away is seasonal factor. Albeit not as significant as pure fundamentals and price action. I don't really know what is going to happen or who would reap the gains. Its all about probabilities. The market ...

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Hi Greg, yes the environment isn't optimal at the moment (as far as my analysis). The market could have changed however. I have a few charts, which I urge my readers to look at with an open minds. We are not in the same environment as in 2007-2009 ...

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Major divergence in the prices of Lumber and the S&P 500 ETF (SPY). Decline in lumber prices could imply that the housing sector is doing as well as expect and hence that could imply that the economy is expanding as expected. This is just a dose of ...

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WTF article of the day: url

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This thread isn't dead btw, its just that I am not comfortable investing at these levels, I cannot remember a market so disconnected from underlying economic data. I can't come up with a sound thesis here, doing so would be misleading and would be ...

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HGG up 82.3 % since I last posted the setup here on this thread. It's hard to not make money when you buy things cheap. "Investing, when it looks the easiest, is at its hardest." - Seth Klarman Investing in HGG at the time wasn't the easiest ...

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It will be interesting to see how things pan out today...

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Okay, lets update the previous post above, what happened? Well, the environment for one has changed. QQQ right shoulder megaphone pattern, not looking good for tech. This move is mainly fueled by Apple. SPY poised for a breakdown, short term support ...

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+1 I agree. Writing on the advantages of equities when compared to the FX market is exhaustive, hence the development of micro and macro economics. One isn't better than the over because they are interrelated, it all boils down to preference.

How would I go about trading equities?

Its alright we all found it weird when we started, when you pay attention to key support or resistance levels you notice that they usually occur at round numbers. This happens in stocks more often than in other instruments like fx due to the fact ...

How often do you use depth of market in trading?

Dude...trading equities is on another realm when compared to trading FX. You don't need leverage when trading equities as they tend to be more volatile. The current minimum is 25k and can be leveraged on a day trading basis to 4:1 and an overnight ...

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ETF's symbols on NYSE & NASDAQ: Brazil: EWZ Russia: RSX India: PIN Canada: EWC Malaysia: EWM Indonesia: IF South Korea: EWY Philippines: EPHE

ETFs to trade emerging markets stock indices?

Hi, I traded using market depth for years. Trading solely on market depth is an extinct art especially after high frequency trading gained popularity. Looking at market depth these days is similar to looking at noise, you have to know exactly why ...

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Hey, thanks Poolsuckswat! I wanted a place I could share my ideas for everyone to see. Somewhere public, and this thread serves the purpose.

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image image image The Dow Jones has had a 97.74% correlation with the XLI (Industrial Sector ETF) and has currently diverged. With the DIA (Dow Jones ETF) breaking past its megaphone pattern, while the XLI hit resistance at the top of its ...

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For those that missed it, Berkshire Hathaway's 2012 Annual Letter by Warren Buffet. url

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Site where I view Price/Cash Flow Ratio of S&P 500?

P.S. If your looking for fundamental charts to validate the above, this is the place to look.

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Beware people, I see megaphones everywhere, which I consider a reversal signal. The first and second chart below illustrates the DIA and SPY , megaphones after a strong move like this can be seen in price action which makes higher and highs followed ...

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If you want a free charts of those exchanges checkout marketwatch.com, otherwise take up a paid subscription.

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