Over the past year we have had some really interesting things unfold
in the market. Investing or even swing trading has been much more
difficult because of all the wild economic data and daily headline news
from all over the globe causing strong surges or sell offs almost every
week.
For a while there you could not hold a position for more than a week
without some type of news event moving the market enough to either push
you deep in the money or get stopped out for a loss. This has
unfortunately caused a lot of individuals to give up on trading which is
not a good sign for the financial market as a whole.
The key to navigating stocks which everyone thinks are overbought is
to trade small position sizes and focus on the shorter time frames like
the 4 hour charts. This chart is my secret weapon and giving you both
large price swings which daily chart traders focus on while also showing
clear intraday patterns to spot reversals or continuation patterns with
precise entry/exit points.
While I could ramble on about why the stock market is primed for
major long term growth from this point forward I will keep things short
and simple with some 4 hour and daily charts for you to see what I see
and what I am thinking should unfold moving forward.
Keep in mind, the most accurate trading opportunities that happen
week after week are the quick shifts in sentiment which only last 2-5
days at most which is what most of my charts below are focusing on…
Dollar Index – 4 Hour Chart
This chart shows a mini Head & Shoulders reversal pattern and
likely target over the next five sessions. The dollar index has been
driving the market for the past couple years so a lower dollar means
higher stock and commodity prices.
Bond Futures – 4 Hour Chart
Money has been flowing into bonds for the past couple weeks with most
traders and investors expecting a strong correction in stocks. As you
can see the price of bonds hit resistance this week and as of Thursday
has now started selling off. Money flowing out of this “Risk Off” asset
means money will move to the “Risk On” investments like stocks and
commodities. (more)
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