Money Wave Buys soon!
Money Wave Buys soon!

 

The Markets popped back up to the Highs this morning on higher Oil, but are now weakening. The NAZ and Small Caps are down. The S&P 500 is holding above the August High of 2194 . More Money Wave Buy Signals soon.

 

Money Wave Buys soon!  
The Following Investments will probably have a Money Wave Buy Signal 
(Slow Stochastic Closing > 20) on today’s Close.

None Today

ON DECK:  AMKR   MRVL   OCLR   SGEN  WNR
WAIT for Money Waves Buys soon coming out of the Green Zones. We will email you when they are ready.  

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Many like to buy the day before, if the Investment has not popped up too much.
Money Wave Buys are usually good for a 3-6 %  move in a few days.

About 1/3 of the time, the Money Wave Buys will result small losses, so please use a Sell Stop Loss after all Buy orders.

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8 Responses

    1. Thank you for your question.

      GS has been added to the Top 100 list (it was already in the filter for Money Wave Buys) .

      AMZN is not on the Watch List, as the SCTR (Relative Strength) is Below 90.

      The Relative Strengths are changing quickly now, as many Investments are reaching full historic values…

    1. The WEAKEST go down first… Big CAP Globalist Stocks have become weak (AMZN GOOGL FB NFLX AAPL) from Trump logic.

      It is better to wait on the Strongest to become over-sold, than to just pile in the first ones into the Green Zones… Normally the Leaders will Return to their Red Lines, if you will be patient.

  1. A while back you showed a chart for an ETF that goes the opposite direction of the S&P 500, or possibly the NASDAQ equivalent. It was a suggestion to consider if the overall market kept shooting up and was due for a fall. Possibly you could show the recommendation to us again.

    Thanks;
    Bartthehumble

    1. Thanks for asking. The SCTR Ranking system that StockCharts uses is weighted too fast to the last 90-days of trading, instead of a full year like http://www.etfscreen.com and Investor’s Daily Relative Strength Values. One of our followers, Andrew, suggested using a moving average of the SCTR. Using a 155 day average seems to work well, especially if the 155 day stays up high whiles the short term SCTR dumps.

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