'Trading is a process of observing the market's action until such a time you can find and form trading ideas and get involved.'**

Monday, May 18, 2020

20k Views

Haven't look or open this blog of mine for five years plus and was surprise I got 20,000 plus views.

Though I'm not sure most are not that interested to see nor read my posts, thanks a lot for 20k plus views anyway, much appreciated.

Went back to workforce the last time I posted here.

Now that the pandemic wrecking havoc on our daily lives, and was forced to work at home, got time to look at my desktop and open my blog and see what I had gone thru in the market.

Was surprised to find out the mistakes and the learning I experienced and continues to learn how the market works.

Thanks for the views!

Triangle Trade



Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Wednesday, December 24, 2014

MARKET'S YEAR ENDER

Shown are market's weekly year ender, S&P and Nasdaq were on the uptrend, Gold mostly sideways, while Crude drops hard. Let's see in the coming year how it goes.

 
 
 

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Monday's Market 3/31

Observation and the Trade for Monday's Market

The market was so erratic for the past month and was on the verge of dropping hard but some participants are not that in one conviction, pulling each other's throat that turns the market on a zigzag mode. The daily chart (below) of the S&P shows a deep cup with a handle pattern but the handle is extending, which is showing a concern as far as this humble market observer 'crystalizes'. The bars (red) especially the bigger ones are very 'scary', they are on the verge of dropping hard at any moment. I guess the bears are anticipating shorting the market here, while the bulls are just making it safe by putting a hard 'stop' for protection. If that happens, expect a brief hard push upwards for a 'short squeeze' and then on the way to the bottom?



For the Gold, there is no sign of relief unless John Paulson will buy the market here, but that is a foregone observation. But no one knows, except that it is dropping slowly, like squeezing one's neck bit by bit until it loses its breath - that's scary. Just take the Gold day by day, and monitor the Chinese or the Indian's angst for Gold, they might buy the yellow metal in bulk, if that happens, trade in-between to capture the abrupt move in case.



As for the Crude, it is moving upwards, it still a good swing here, but most likely a very tight fight between participant's opposing views. The best trade is on a day to day basis, probably on a short time frame. Expect a hard drop and hard push upwards, but it depends on how participants behave, so watch for it. Unless some major on-goings overseas might happened, especially of that in the Eastern Europe?, so be very vigilant out there traders.



Check the Calendar Events below for guidance.

http://mam.econoday.com/byweek.asp?day=31&month=3&year=2014&cust=mam&lid=0