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Sunday, 11 February 2018

SPX bitcoin comparison - SPX bitcoin comparison



SPX bitcoin comparison - SPX bitcoin comparison 

SPX bitcoin comparison - SPX bitcoin comparison  

what the SPX bitcoin comparison is showing? What this all about..... See below. 

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Sentiment Trader told   ==> our VIP MEMBERS here <==  that my POST RIGHT HERE ON QUORA, GOT ALOT OF ATTENTION! I 

What I talked about is the parallels between bitcoin crash and stock market which is currently crashing…. so I would like to talk a little about this today.

As you can see these have both been crashing at the same time. Here is a chart with the BTC Vs. S&P 500. Quite interesting, and lets talk a little bit about bitcoin and where it could be going. ?





Our Members here => VIP members here    Were told that, The s&p chart [as above] reminds me a little bit of bitcoin chart last few months!

Remember, bitcoin crashed first, and the the stock market sold off soon after.

This is an in interesting correlation, in the past 12 months, not only did we have a strong rally in equities we had a strong rally in bitcoin and cryptos as well. Meaning, lots of new people opening coinbase accounts, and then BITCOIN launched futures on the CME exchange, so bigger investors are buying bitcoin and buying smaller coins outright.

So I WOULD NOT be surprised, to see investors who saw this as risk on assets [in terms of equities] were also buying crypto currencies at the same time.

So as bitcoin began to weaken, these investors began to “De-risk”, it could easily look like the S&P chart. However, the connection between these two [S&P500 and BITCOIN] is very limited.

We have to remember this is just uncanny occurrence, with bitcoin, the reason is crypto currencies have their own economy and activity on the blockchain. Equities have their own economy based on earnings per share and multiples. So they are in no way related.

There is little or no institutional overlap, and when you look at the total ownership of bitcoin, its 80% owned outside the USA. Its more of a globally held asset class. And consider size, bitcoin right now as you read this is only a 100 billion dollar market cap. The S&P is close to 30 Trillion US dollars. So in terms of the stock market, bitcoin makes up as much as a just 1 small company listed on the stock market itself. I am at a loss to work out why bitcoin and the S&P crashed together, it was more of a weird “occurrence” if you want to call it that.

WHERE TO NOW FOR BITCOIN!?

First of all I have been lucky in here, to get many predictions in here right!, I am blessed to have many people follow me. I am in no way a guru, or a psychic though. I use what I have at my disposal to make decisions that I think are astute at the time, so that is what I will do for you today!. What most investors what to know is where is bitcoin going, well, right now I am still very constructive about this asset class. You can see my previous posts for more complicated targets, and charts. I do think that sometime in 2018, in the next several months, we will see bitcoin go back to 24k eventually. For now in the short term, it may have a little bit of work to do or maybe bottom out soon after a significant sell off. One of the most important things you must realise is that no matter what the stock market does this year, you have to remember bitcoin is still the most important and liquid of these crypto assets.

Hope this helps.

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Sunday, 21 January 2018

stockmarket technical analysis - stockmarket technical analysis



stockmarket technical analysis - stockmarket technical analysis

stockmarket technical analysis - stockmarket technical analysis

what the  stockmarket technical analysis? What this all about..... See below. 

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Sentiment Trader told   ==> our VIP MEMBERS here <==  that Stocks closed higher on Friday as investors shrugged off worries about a possible government shutdown.

The S&P 500 rose 0.4 percent to close at 2,810.30, a record high, with consumer staples as the best-performing sector. The Nasdaq composite climbed 0.6 percent to finish at 7,336.38, also a record.

The prospect of a government shutdown isn't putting a lid on this boiling market you can see the the S&P chart has busted out of an uptrend channel. 

We are watching this carefully as our predictions are coming true day by day here.  -- See the chart below.... 




Our Members here => VIP members here    Were told On Thursday, the House passed a bill to keep the government open. The bill is now in the Senate's hands, where 60 votes are needed to send it to President Donald Trump's desk. Republicans only hold 51 seats in the Senate.

Historically, a government shutdown has led to a short-term pullback in the stock market.

Equities have seen an increase in volatility this week. On Tuesday, stocks closed lower in a major reversal that knocked them off of record highs.

While these continuous gains are good, we are still cautiously optimistic with the rates rising, but we think any large dips could be or [represent] buying opportunities. 

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Sunday, 28 May 2017

Is the bull market looking tired - Is the bull market looking tired


Is the bull market looking tired

"Is the bull market looking tired" 

in the news Is the bull market looking tired? What this all about..... See below. 

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Sentiment Trader has readers asking Is the bull market looking tired?

that is a good question we think....

what is really surprising to us especially the market performance of the Korean market, which is one of the best in ASIA at the moment, not only because of it being in Asia but  of the strength of the Huyng, and has been relatively strong verses the US Dollar. 

Not many people are looking at the pricing of risk, so with the risk in check, that could mean there could be a headwinds looming and things are not looking as good as they could be leading into the summer time period. We have some powerful charts that monitor that. It would mean there could be downwards reaction, so going into the next few months, we are warning clients to be a bit more on the cautious side. 

Here is a chart of the stock market, and yet again, YES, we have yet again broken out to new highs. :-)



Is the Bull market starting to look a bit tired? Really? Well all we can say is we can take a look at the hard data, which has surfaced. That is saying, for a long time valuations have been a bit stretched. What we are talking about is 1 standard deviation above the average 10 year trading average

As you read this post, the markets are pricing in a lot of positives coming out of economic growth, and more trump talks, and trump reforms, honestly we have not seen anything delivered yet. This just means we are rallying on hope of some good news, before the news is out. Sometimes this can lead investors into a false sense of security. But the way we see it right now, is that there really is nothing to panic about. 

But please stay in check, that in these sorts of situations there is always room for lots of disappointment. So if there is room for negatives right now, this would be it. 

The fed, is fully priced for another rate hike in June. So we will see what happens there. Plus earnings is finished and right at the end, the numbers were pretty good. 

The main reason why equity markets have risen so much we have seen positive earnings revision for the first time in many many years. We could chalk up another positive here as well. 

In order to have further upside potential, we really need to see more earnings upgrades, and the only way this can happen is to come from better economic conditions. So far the jury is out on that one, I am afraid, but we will wait and see what will happen. 


The other area our analysts are looking at is the ECB story. There is an ECB meeting in june, where we will hear from draghi about the potential tapering which could potentially occur in 2018. 

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Saturday, 18 February 2017

s p 500 history chart - s&p 500 returns chart


s p 500 history chart - s&p 500 returns chart

"s p 500 history chart - s&p 500 returns chart" 

in the news s p 500 history chart - s&p 500 returns chart? What this all about..... See below. 

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Sentiment Trader notice U.S. equities closed mixed on Friday, but managed another record close, while investors kept an eye on France's presidential election.

"Investors right now continue to shrug off almost all bearish news and continue buying stocks," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments. "Pullbacks now last hours; not days."

"Right now, it seems we are in a state of unadulterated buying in the market, we think. 

The Dow Jones industrial average closed just above breakeven, with UnitedHealth contributing the most losses and Boeing the most gains.

The S&P 500 closed 0.1 percent higher, with telecommunications outperforming. The telecommunications sector, which had been one of the worst performers for most of Friday's session, erased losses in afternoon trade. Reuters reported that Japan's SoftBank Group is prepared to give up control of Sprint to T-Mobile to clinch a merger of the two U.S. wireless carriers.

Here is the chart, you can notice the S&P is in a nice upwards channel with the price right now up at resistance that goes back to mid 2016, so if there is going to be a problem in this rally it would come soon. 

This is quite interesting. 





It's not a surprise to see the market pause here, The question is whether this is the beginning of a pullback or just a pause."

The three major indexes had posted record closing highs five straight sessions before closing mixed Thursday. Lifting stocks were the prospects of President Donald Trump presenting a "phenomenal" tax plan soon, as well as solid economic data.

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Thursday, 8 December 2016

Will the stock market continue to rally in 2017


Will the stock market continue to rally in 2017

"Will the stock market continue to rally in 2017" 

in the news Will the stock market continue to rally in 2017? What this all about..... See below. 

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Well there are many people talking up the market, and then there are others who say a catastrophic event is on the way very soon. There is accumulating evidence that the economy is very much strengthening, and if this is the truth, that could be very good for the economy and stocks in 2017. 

Although we can have a very optimistic view. We must take into consideration TRUMP will be president next year, and no one is really sure what is in store for us. So there are a few simple warnings for investors.

If the bull market continues for the next few months, and does not take a pause. Then what you have on your hands is a market that is vulnerable. Meaning, the higher we go, the more chance we will have of some type of serious correction.  If we get higher interest rates, and we have a strong US dollar as well that would be something many investors will be afraid of, so we have to be careful here, to think the market will go skywards every week without some type of pause. 

Let’s be honest, since Donald trump Got in, the market shot up fast, and may be getting a little ahead of itself.  Think of a helium balloon, once the balloon is fresh with helium it will go up and up, but there will be a point as which the balloon will start to lose its strength, and then deflate and stop ascending. 

The equities in the US have been going higher since Donald Trump’s surprising victory. Some have been referring to this as the TRUMP RALLY, or the DONALD TRUMP rally. Maybe this is a coincidence because people are sick of the lies from the democrats and want change. Maybe Donald Trump getting in, could mean a cleansing out for the economy and stock market and that could be a good thing. Time will tell. 

You can now see that the S&P has broken the very solid resistance at 2175 and we have exploded UP very very violently. 




What we have to remember is this current bull market could continue, and the reason is due to lower tax rates and a business environment that is much friendly, once Trump is actually in the white house office.

Smart money is already starting to shift to consumer staples and discretionary plays, as well as technology. It seems Donald trump is going to support these areas, and there could be huge growth potential in the next 4 years.  That would be an area some of the smart investors are looking right now as we head towards 2017.

With better economic growth and tax reforms that would mean small- and mid-cap stocks will benefit quite extensively, but if the US dollar was to keep rallying, that would only hurt larger multinationals. 

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Sunday, 6 November 2016

Election Dip, lets call it

how will the election affect the stock market

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Election Dip, lets call it. 



how will the election affect the stock market

election dip lets call it



election dip lets call it

Just how will the election affect the stock market ? election dip lets call it....

U.S. equities closed lower on Friday after the release of key employment data while investors braced themselves for the election next week.

The Dow Jones industrial average ended about 40 points lower, with Procter & Gamble contributing the most losses. The S&P 500 fell nearly 0.2 percent and extended its losing streak to nine sessions, with consumer staples leading decliners. The S&P's losing streak is the longest in almost 36 years. During that streak, the index has fallen nearly 3 percent.

The Nasdaq composite fell about a quarter of a percent. The three major indexes all posted weekly losses.

"Nobody wants to do anything today. ... Everybody is on hold for Tuesday," said JJ Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade. "I think next week you'll start seeing Wall Street coronate winners and losers. What I mean is you're going to start seeing investors switching sectors very quickly."

The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX), widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, rose 3.76 percent to trade near 22.9. The so-called fear gauge is also up more than 40 percent this week.

The race between Republican Donald Trump and his Democratic counterpart, Hillary Clinton, has become tighter since last week, when the FBI said it was investigating new emails related to Clinton. According to data from RealClearPolitics, the average spread between Clinton and trump is now just 1.7 points in a four-way race, down from about 5 points last week.

"The market is pricing in a Hillary Clinton victory, but it's also been pricing in a split ticket, with Clinton taking the White House and a split in Congress," said Tom Siomades, head of Hartford Funds Investment Consulting Group.

"I would consider this a middle-of-the road report. I think the interesting thing about the report is that Hurricane Matthew didn't adversely affect jobs growth. In the past, we've seen hurricanes depress jobs growth," said Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist at Glassdoor.

But the bigger number in the report could be wages, with average hourly earnings climbing 10 cents and reflecting a 2.8 percent annualized increase, according to the report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"This is a pretty positive wages picture and it's what you'd expect to see with such low unemployment," Glassdoor's Chamberlain said.

Investors have been paying even more attention to U.S. economic data as they try to determine the likelihood of the Federal Reserve raising rates.

As you can see on the S&P 500 we have dropped about 100 points from the top in AUG - SEPT!!!! So we are about to see if HILLARY WINNING, what that will do. I hear all sorts of stuff, about what HILLARY winning will do for the investment world, but so far that means nothing as the market has investors all confused and not knowing what to do. As You can see we broke through support at 2100, and the market is still slip sliding away.  




What we can do is focus on the ELECTION, we are only 24 hours away from a results. But it smells like the USA is about to have its FIRST FEMALE PRESIDENT. Wow! If that was to happen, that is very historical.   -    Source : Cnbc.


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Thursday, 6 October 2016

Stock Market Update - Latest stock market update



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Stock Market Update - Current Stock Market Update

U.S. stocks closed near the flatline on Thursday as investors looked ahead to a key employment report.

"I think a large part of it is a good jobless claims number, which certainly gives more weight to tomorrow's jobs report," said Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio manager at the Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank.

The Dow Jones industrial average closed about 10 points lower, with Wal-Mart and American Express contributing the most losses. The S&P 500 closed just above the flatline, with materials leading advancers and health care the top decliner. The Nasdaq composite dropped 0.17 percent, as the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) fell more than 2 percent.

The three major indexes had traded further below the flatline earlier in the session, with the Dow falling 118.06 points at session lows.


The stock market and in this case the US indicies or DOW JONES has been going sideways for weeks now. We can still say the market is keeping afloat and not taking a PANIC ATTACK biscuit over interest rates, LOWER VIX and the brexit news that will come to the forefront next month! You can see the DOW has been treading water in between exactly 18000 and 18400 with the next move probably going to be significant!. 



The Labor Department is scheduled to release its September jobs report on Friday, with economists polled by Reuters expecting the U.S. economy to have added 175,000 jobs and unemployment holding steady at 4.9 percent.

"The market is processing the likelihood of a Fed rate hike. If you look at the yield curve, it's higher. I think investors looking for yield are reconsidering some of their holdings," said Kim Forrest, senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital.

"We expect jobs growth to continue in health care, tech and finance," said Andrew Chamberlain, chief economist at Glassdoor, adding he expects the U.S. economy to have added 176,000 jobs last month. "The labor market is very strong. This is pretty unusual heading into an election." "Such low unemployment numbers are talking some of the most pessimistic talking points off the table."

The jobs report will come on the back of upbeat U.S. data released Wednesday, including the strongest print on the ISM non-manufacturing index for the year. On Thursday, weekly jobless claims fell to 249,000.

"A weak Jobs Report on Friday would erase any of the positive sentiment gained with yesterday's strong number," said Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities..  -    Source : Cnbc.


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Tuesday, 30 August 2016

Calm before the storm - Calm before the storm

Calm before the storm

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Calm before the storm ?



Calm before the storm
Calm before the storm



Calm before the storm

Is the stock market really in a situation of us seeing the calm before the storm... Is this true?

U.S. stocks closed lower Tuesday, with utilities falling 1 percent, as investors analyzed strong consumer data while keeping an eye on Federal Reserve ahead of Friday's jobs report.

"After coming off of Jackson Hole, ...all the attention is now to the jobs report," said Bob Phillips, managing principal at Spectrum Management Group. "If it comes out to be a decent number, I think the market will sell off."

Economists polled by Reuters expect the U.S. economy to have added 180,000 jobs in August.

Investors continued searching for clues regarding the Fed's next move Tuesday, after Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said the U.S. job market is almost at full strength. Fischer made his remarks less than a week after telling CNBC that the August jobs report will weigh on the central bank's decision on whether to raise interest rates.

"We are officially in a rate-rising market, even thought it's only been one rate rise," said Larry Rosenthal, president at Rosenthal Wealth Management Group. "People need to go back to basics and ... have lower beta portfolios." "Keep things simple."

The S&P 500 fell 0.2 percent, with utilities leading nine sectors lower and financials the only advancer. The financials sector has risen more than 3 percent in August, leading all 10 sectors.

Looking at the chart, the S&P has not done much for WEEKS!!! But as you can tell, this does not occur that frequently. Eventually this will break either way. We can say that the month of SEPTEMBER does tend to be a Negative type of month, so just a heads up. That is a statistic if look back 50 years. A break of 2150 spx would be bearish, but as we said, the smart money is doing nothing right now!. 

Calm before the storm


"The consumer confidence came in strong and that bodes well for the Fed to raise rates," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial, but noted he does not expect the Fed to hike next month, rather later this year. "That shows consumer are cheerful and that spending will remain [high]."
Other data released Tuesday included the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller 20-City Composite index, which rose 5.1 percent year over year, versus expectations of 5.2 percent.

"These are the dog days of summer," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank. "It's a pretty boring time in terms of economic data and the net result is the market doesn't know what to do."
Stocks closed higher on Monday, with the S&P rising 0.52 percent, marking its 36th straight session without a 1 percent move higher or lower on a closing basis. At the close, Monday was on pace for the lowest trading volume day of the year.  -    Source : Cnbc.


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Tuesday, 12 January 2016

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stock market future predictions that might shock you !

source :  marketwatch

Well, OK, I can tell you that our latest stock market future predictions will probably not shock you, but there is alot of confusion out there right now. What with OIL crashing, and also stocks closed higher Tuesday, recovering slightly from a sharply lower start to the year and shaking off pressure from an intraday dip in oil below $30 a barrel.

Stabilization in the Chinese yuan overnight and oil's initial attempt at gains helped stocks rise more than 1 percent in the open.

The major U.S. averages recovered some of their opening gains after an intraday turn lower as oil declined, but ended off session highs.

"For worldwide market sentiment, if China can stabilize it definitely can help markets stabilize worldwide. but that has to be sustained and oil is still driving the market," said Peter Coleman, head trader at Convergex.

The Nasdaq composite outperformed to close up 1.03 percent, off session highs of a more than 1.5 percent rise but after posting eight-straight days of losses. The Nasdaq composite closed lower Monday to post its first eight-day losing streak since January 2008.

"The good news is, after the close in energy prices, we know it's not going to go any lower," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.

Oil is hot on the lips of everyone, and prices remained near their lowest in more than a decade as oversupply concerns persisted. In intraday trade, Brent futures hit a low of $30.34 a barrel and U.S. crude oil futures briefly fell more than 4 percent to below $30 a barrel.

WTI has settled lower every single day of the year so far, for a seven-day losing streak, its longest consecutive decline since a nine-day losing streak in July 2014.

"Whatever the number is, the logic behind it is the market has to reach a shocking level for oil producers of all (types) to respond," said John Kilduff, founding partner at Again Capital. His target is $18 and he expects oil to trade in a range between $14 and $48 this year.

Copper hit a fresh low going back to April 2009. The decline pressured Freeport-McMoRan, which closed down 4.6 percent, well above session lows. Freeport shares fell 20 percent Monday amid declines in copper and news Arch Coal filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, as part of a restructuring agreement reached with lenders who hold more than $4.5 billion of the coal mining company's debt.

"The Arch Coal bankruptcy reminds me that 0 is the ultimate number for these bankruptcies," Kilduff said.

In the close, the Nasdaq composite and Dow Jones industrial average remained 10 percent or more below their 52-week intraday highs, in correction territory. The S&P 500 closed within 10 percent of its 52-week high.

"Today is a relief rally on China's ability to stabilize their own markets and I believe China-inspired volatility will continue in 2016 because what they need to do is move to a freer market and they're having trouble letting go," said Doug Cote, chief market strategist at Voya Investment Management.
Overnight, the Chinese central bank set the yuan mid-point fix at 6.5628 against the dollar, similar to Monday's fix of 6.5626.

"You can't both do reform and maintain a 6.5 percent growth rate at the same time. ... The feedback loop is slowing global growth. That's one of the implications of low oil," Cote said.
In November, China's President Xi Jinping said the country's economic growth rate will not be less than 6.5 percent in the five years to 2020, Reuters reported, citing the state-run Xinhua news agency.

Traders were watching to see whether Tuesday's early rally was sustainable. Weakening in China's currency and speculation of further devaluation helped pressure U.S. stocks to end the first trading week of the year down nearly six percent or more, their worst week since 2011.

"At the highest level, investors are starting to adjust to the uncertainty of a new regime of interest rates in the United States," said Omar Aguilar, chief investment officer, equities, at Charles Schwab Investment Management. "Then we have significant headwinds coming out of emerging markets."

I think, the SPX would have to rally about 100 points by the end of the week Friday in order to suggest a shakeout (read: false breakdown) has occurred, As it stands, breakdowns are abundant from a bottom-up perspective, so we think near-term strength is best viewed as an opportunity to take down exposure.

stock market future predictions

We can go and take a look at some charts! You can see if we zoom back and take a look at the more longer term or the SPX weekly chart you can see that we are currently at 1922, and since the end of 2015 we could make the assumption that we are putting in a series of HIGHER LOWS! That is of course we do not just drop like a rock here, and fall off a cliff. If that was to happen, that would be a good time to hit the panic buttons and put yourself in BUG OUT mode!! But the weekly chart is significant here, so we must watch and wait to see what Mr Market has in store for us.







The other interesting thing is the DAILY chart of the S&P. Have a look at that chart. You can see that the daily chart is clear showing 2 GREEN DAYS! That has not happened for a long time, so that could be significant. 







 The last several times we had 2 GREEN DAYS in a row it lead to rallies. We are not saying that is set in stone, but it could be significant here, and it could be a warning that some sort of rally is about to occur. Its hard to swallow for some people that just a few months ago on the S&P we were at 2100. Today, we closed at 1922. A lot of traders have been cut up and lost money on the way down too. I hear people screaming about some sort of top, and this is the 1929 crash all over again! That is crazy!, and you need to put that to bed if that is your train of thoughts right here. I guess its smart to remain vigilant here, and always follow your charts. I was talking to a friend over the phone on the weekend who has lost $50,000 on the market in the last two weeks. He told me he thought the market would keep going down, but right when he added to his shorts, the market bounced violently and he kept getting stopped out. So be careful, and keep your position sizes really small. That will save you from getting your nuts chopped off and for blowing up your account. Anyone that tells you this market will go down like 1929 has rocks in their head, as this VOLATILITY is likely to be the same as last year in 2015. Really big rallies, and really big sell offs at the same time. If you are not ready for that this year, then this game is not for you. 


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