2/13/2022 Markets were lower for the week as the Indices are going back down to re-test the January Lows. The complete rally up off the Green Lines for the DOW 30 and S&P 500 Indices back up to the Highs should have 5 Waves (3 up waves and 2 down waves). If the current Wave 2 down does not go as low as January, we could have a powerful Wave 3 rally up soon. However, the weaker Small Cap and NASDAQ 100 Indices are still Below the Green Lines and might not rally as much.
Bonds have become very over-sold on Fears of the FED tightening, so we could see a rally in Bonds soon. This would cause Long Term Interest Rates to fall for a while, which Stocks should like. And Commodities are currently over-bought, so they correct down soon which could also be bullish for Stocks.
If you continue to Follow the Green Line System, your Money should flow into the Strongest areas and your account value should be able to grow in both Bull and Bear Markets.
There has been plenty of action on the Day Trading Scrolling Charts.
DAY TRADING CHARTS FOR INDICES & LARGE CAPS.
We have not had many intra-day Stocks Alerts lately as the Volume has been too Low on Buy Signals. We like to see High Volume on rallies.
For the week the Dow was down 1.02%, the S&P 500 was down 1.84%, and the NASDAQ 100 was down 3.06%. The Long Term Trend for the Indices is up.
The Inflation Index (CRB) was up 0.68% for the week (a New High) and is Above the Green Line, indicating Economic Expansion.
Bonds were down 0.55% for the week, and are Below the Green Line, indicating Economic Expansion.
The US DOLLAR was up 0.62% for the week and is Above the Green Line.
Crude Oil was up 0.86% for the week at $93.10 and GOLD was up 1.90% at $1842.10.
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MONEY WAVE BUYS SOON
We are in 6 logged Current Positions, for the Short & Medium Term. There are only 2 investments on the Short Term Watch List.
Be patient and WAIT for Green Zone Buy Signals!
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LONG TERM INVESTMENTS (many Large Caps no longer have 80 Relative Strength required.)
Long Term Scrolling Charts (Real Time)
DKS DICKS SPORTING GOODS Buy if it Closes above $118.25 with High Volume.
F FORD MOTOR CO. Wait for Weekly Money Wave Close > 20 with High Volume.
NVDA NVIDIA CORP. Wait for the next Daily Money Wave Buy Signal with High Volume.
QQQ NASDAQ 100 Fund Buy if it Closes above the Red Line with High Volume.
XLK TECH FUND Wait for the next Daily Money Wave Buy Signal with High Volume.
XLRE REAL ESTATE FUND Wait for Weekly Money Wave Close > 20 with High Volume.
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QUESTION: Steve V. writes “Do you do both long and short positions or does someone just invert the rules in a down market?”
ANSWER: Yes, invert the Rules to Sell Short (Below the G L, Below 10 R S, Dropping below 80 on the Money Wave).
We will wait until the Market is in a Bear (below the Green Line), and not Short this recent Correction back down to G L.
Once the Market is BEAR, we will mainly do Inverse Funds, as most investors don’t understand Shorting…
The Leaders should have nice pops up if they hold above the G L after this Correction, and we don’t like to Sail into the Wind (with FED Printing).
Good trading and tell your friends!
ATGL
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