Our weekly reversal levels are useful for market orientation and long term investing. Keeping an eye on the bigger picture once a week is helpful because trading in the direction of the weekly trend has better odds of being profitable. Below are the levels for over 1500 stocks and ETF. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries you can use our daily reversal levels, which are available every day as premium info on Scutify.com for just a few $. The current version is a 54 page PDF with the latest reversal levels and buy or sell signals for over 1500 stocks from Dow Composite, Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, S&P 400 mid caps, S&P 600 small caps, and more than 100 popular ETF. Instructions for use are included. Give it a try.
Trade smart, Danny
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Weekly Reversal Levels for April 18, 2015
Posted by Danny on April 18, 2015
Our weekly reversal levels are useful for market orientation and long term investing. Keeping an eye on the bigger picture once a week is helpful because trading in the direction of the weekly trend has better odds of being profitable. Below are the levels for over 1500 stocks and ETF. Click the “Expand” button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.
For shorter term trading and more optimal entries you can use our daily reversal levels, which are available every day as premium info on Scutify.com for just a few $. The current version is a 54 page PDF with the latest reversal levels and buy or sell signals for over 1500 stocks from Dow Composite, Nasdaq 100, S&P 500, S&P 400 mid caps, S&P 600 small caps, and more than 100 popular ETF. Instructions for use are included. Give it a try.
Trade smart, Danny
Note: If you have any trouble to see the presentation below, then you can also click here.
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