Members Podcast Friday – inclides a lesson on RSI buy and sell signals
Big Tech bounces- for today anyway – a lesson today in RSI
Big Tech bounces- for today anyway – a lesson today in RSI
ASX 200 bounces 75 points to 7421 (+1.0%) in a solid yet unexciting day really. Third weekly decline still, and down 77 points on the week. Banks led the charge up, with CBA hitting record highs up 0.7%. The Big Bank Basket up to $193.89 (+1.0%). MQG rallied 1.5% with insurers up as QBE rallied…
US stocks closed in the red as treasury yields rose following stronger-than-expected retail sales data. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ each dropped almost 0.6%, while the Dow Jones closed 94 points lower. Real estate, consumer discretionary, tech, and materials were among the worst-performing sectors. Megacap stocks Alphabet, Amazon, and Nvidia experienced losses exceeding 0.6%, and…
Market is coming to terms with rate reality.
Been bearish recently.
Uranium. DYL quarterly. Happy to take profits.
Speculative buys in DRO and OEC.
Rising interest rates the theme of the week. Maybe the month. A look at some interest rate winners and losers. Thought about buying SNAS. But haven’t. There is nothing precipitous going on yet. The S&P 500 is still within 1% of its high. AUD down on Chinese GDP. Resources with it. Should have bought the USD ETFs for a trade (YANK, USD), but didn’t. Can Big Tech results turn the sector. We’ll find out in the next fortnight.
US slips slightly again. Three days straight.
Rate bets being unwound a little. Retail sales strong.
BHP production Report. SPI down 22 points.
SUMMARY BHP and iron ore fall on Chinese GDP data. One Stocks in Cash. AGL prints a buy signal but wouldn’t trade until chart improves. Tempted for a trade in CPU but the easy gains have been made. No changes to Ideas Trades. DTL hits a 52-week high, held in the MT Growth Portfolio. One…
This podcast includes a lesson in charts, candles and the appropriate time periods for traders and investors
ASX 200 fell for the fifth day down around 47 points to 7347 (-0.6%). Losses across the board, with local jobs data showing a slow down perhaps, with the headline steady at 3.9%. Seasonal factors may be the issue. Banks held steady on job numbers. The Big Bank Basket pretty much unchanged. Insurers better on…