Last night in the Asian trading session WTI crude oil dropped approximately $1.30 in a few minutes on no news. Oil bounced off the mid $43 support range shown on yesterdays chart. Was this forced liquidation? CME Group What happens next? It is too early to determine if this is a bounce or the […]
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Was this Capitulation?
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NYSE Rate of Change Indicator
I still believe there will be a consolidation and sideways action for the first half of the year but the below indicator is still on a buy. Chart Courtesy of Stockcharts.com Financial Trend Forecaster
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TMX Broken Trend Line
Chart courtesy of Stock Charts The above chart is the percentage of stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange trading above the 50 day moving average. As you can see there has been lower highs and lower lows since the peak in June 2016. This describes a market with less and less strong stocks and […]
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Bottoming Pattern in Crude Oil?
CMEGroup Did a “Morning Star Doji Candle” – in Japanese Candlestick pattern terminology – happen yesterday?
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Oil Inverse Head and Shoulders Pattern?
Elliot Wave Forecast
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Current Oil Rally Fibonacci Levels
If I have the rally correct in my oil price forecast and my current oil price chart then oil should bounce off the 61.8% retracement level. www.stockcharts.com
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Oil Price Chart
The chart was originally created by Matthew Frailey of Break Point Trades in his commodity chart newsletter. I added a little to it as it seemed to match with the projections I made based on Elliott Wave Theory, seaonsonal and fundmental analysis (not all discussed or explained) in my Oil Price Forecast. Breakpoint Trades
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Canadian Stocks
I think the TSX is ready is going to outperform over the next year. www.stockcharts.com
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Buy UK Stocks and Short German Stocks
Back on June 29, 2016 I wrote a post suggesting Brexit = Y2K suggesting it was a non-event and stated: “BUY THE POUND AFTER THE TROUGH. England may rid itself of Scotland and Northern Ireland (areas that receive more government revenue than they contribute) making England stronger. London, like Zurich, are both outside the EU. Both […]
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