All Ords Down 15% Since First Exit Signal: What Happens When The Materials Sector Falls?
This Market Watch Weekly is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as trading or investment advice. See Terms Of Use here. This week we look at the last two pillars of the market to fall – Materials in Oz and Technology in the US. These two have been outperforming the overall market [...]
October 2, 2011
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Market Watch Weekly – WD Gann Resistance Wins Out, FTSE Broadening Wedge Could See Further Falls
This Market Watch Weekly is for educational purposes only and is not to be interpreted as trading or investment advice. See Terms Of Use here. This week WD Gann’s strongest retracement level finally won out on the All Ords – causing a short term exit signal according to our rules. The FTSE fell as we expected, [...]
March 12, 2011
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Market Watch Weekly – How To Trade A “Darvas Box” On The Australian All Ords
Nicholas Darvas was an investor in the late 1950s to 60s who, through a series of events and discoveries, made $2 million dollars in the stock market. His book is a worldwide best seller, and it has caused a lot of interest in his method – a method that has been coined the “Darvas Box”. [...]
December 11, 2010
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Market Watch Weekly – World Economy Targets According to the Charts
UPDATE: Well the market is panning out exactly as we thought it would – exactly as our chartist’s tools outlined. This is always nice to see, and shows why people have used these tools for more than 100 years – they work. This week we give more targets, short term and long term for the Dow, [...]
October 16, 2010
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Market Watch Weekly – Trigger For The Next Australian Bull Run, Plus World Predictions
UPDATE: More predictions this week, and more info on where the market must absolutely close above to trigger those predictions. Unfortunately the Australian Market is the only one lagging behind! The Dow Jones and FTSE are consolidating nicely and strongly - ready for a break out to the upside. The ASX Top 200 and All Ords, however, [...]
October 2, 2010
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