2022年7月31日星期日

Key Sign Of A Bottom, Building Your Charts, and Other Top Articles

A Key Point Will Confirm If This Is A Bottom

Everyone has been looking for the sign that this is, in fact, a bottom. The NASDAQ chart is about to provide a very strong clue.

The simple sign of a bottom is to see higher highs and higher lows. If it were only that simple. The context around a trend also has to be there to really support the trend and allow it to sustain and generate more momentum. Right after the COVID crash a couple years ago, it looked like the rebound was just a bounce. It was very easy to point to a long list of ways to defend that there was going to be an even bigger drop. Then we spent a year and a half in an epic bull market.

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How To Trade Stupid Advice

When markets get uncertain it seems like the headlines and talking heads feel obligated to be more exaggerated in their predictions. There is a great way to leverage their "guesses" and use them to your advantage.

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The Top 3 Natural Gas ETFs to Consider on Skyrocketing Prices

by Ian Cooper

Natural gas prices are soaring – again.

All after Russia said it would cut natural gas shipments, drought conditions in the U.S., and a heat wave that's forcing millions to turn up their air conditioners. 

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How To Build Your Trading Charts

Its hard to believe that people used to hand write stock charts. Now the challenge is deciding what to include.

There is an endless selection of indicators and information you can put on your charts with just a click, but which ones really matter? Keith Harwood refined his charts into a honed and sharpened profit spotting trading tool when he was a market maker on the floor of the CBOE. He took a couple minutes to share a quick chat on how he builds his charts and why he uses the tools he does.

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Chart of Week: Target Corp. (TGT)

With schools back in session in just weeks, it's time to jump into back-to-school retailers, like Target Corp. (TGT).  At the moment, TGT is still wildly oversold at $157.  it's also starting to pivot higher from over-extensions on RSI, MACD, and Money Flow.  From a current price of $157, we'd like to see the TGT stock eventually refill its bearish gap around $213.90.

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What Happened To That Bargain Stock?

With the latest uptick in the markets the chatter about this potentially being the bottom is starting to get noisy. Scattered among those opportunists are a handful of folks cautioning that we aren't out of the woods just yet. We have been scanning for some great bargains if the fans of the bottom are right. We took a look at how to spot a good discounted stock in recent article (read it here) and with things getting a bit more intense we wanted to check back.

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