Posted by Danny on November 14, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on November 7, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. It comes as a daily html file covering over 3000 stocks and ETF. Instructions for use are included.
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Posted by Danny on November 5, 2022
The LT wave had a good month in October.
The projected weakness in the first half of the month saw the market decline to new lows for the year. The subsequent stronger period produced a pretty spectacular rebound rally. And in the final days we had some weakness again, as indicated by the Wave.
Here is the LT wave for November:
Weakness until around the 6th. Then a stronger period until around the 20th. The final week of the month is just mishmash. But that doesn’t mean the final week will be flat. The LT wave is detrended to show the expected short term swings. A neutral reading tends to go in the direction of the overall trend that is in place by that time.
Normal caveats apply: the LT wave is experimental and doesn’t use any market or price inputs. Don’t bet the farm on it.
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Posted by Danny on October 31, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on October 24, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.
If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. It comes as a daily html file covering over 3000 stocks and ETF. Instructions for use are included.
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Posted by Danny on October 17, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.
If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. It comes as a daily html file covering over 3000 stocks and ETF. Instructions for use are included.
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Posted by Danny on October 10, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.
If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. It comes as a daily html file covering over 3000 stocks and ETF. Instructions for use are included.
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Posted by Danny on October 3, 2022
The LT wave had another poor month in September.
The expected weakness in the first week was just a sideways. The next 3 weeks were expected to be strong, but that only held up until the 12th, when a relentless decline started. When projected strength fails to show up so spectacularly it points to a strong underlying downtrend. For how long? Next month may tell us.
Here is the LT wave for October:
Weakness is projected to intensify and could continue until around the 20th, when a stronger week is in the cards.
Normal caveats apply: the LT wave is experimental and doesn’t use any market or price inputs. Don’t bet the farm on it.
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Posted by Danny on October 3, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.
If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. It comes as a daily html file covering over 3000 stocks and ETF. Instructions for use are included.
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Posted by Danny on November 21, 2022
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.
If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then click here.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries there are daily reversal levels, which are available by monthly subscription. It comes as a daily html file covering over 3000 stocks and ETF. Instructions for use are included.
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