Tag Archives: TZA
Market Close, April 8th
New Signals SPX Hourly———–>New LONG VXX Hourly———->New SHORT Monday’s Market Even though the market (DJIA) recovered about 100 points from early lows to the close, it seemed uneventful, almost flat. The S&P and Nasdaq never were down that much and [More]
Daily Signals Pending
Both the S&P (SPX) and Russell 2000 (IWM) are now in “SHORT PENDING” mode. The critical price levels, as per today’s close, are 1428 and $82.38, respectively. If triggered, action should be taken at or about today’s Close or upon [More]
Special Market Update
Today was a significant day for the structure of the stock market and the status of our Daily Trend Models. Looking over the charts and trend models this evening I’ve isolated some key price levels that if broken, would suggest [More]
Market Open, June 26th
A quiet morning so far, awaiting news from Europe later this week and a Supreme Court decision on Obamacare. Good fodder for the high frequency traders and their, “millions of clicks a second.” The middle chart, IWM (Russell 2000), looks [More]
Market Open, May 17th
Here are what I consider to be the core holdings of the two major new trends from our trends portfolio; a down-trend in equities and an uptrend in volatility: A trading portfolio that has initial core positions in TZA and [More]
Market Close, April 9th
New Signals DJIA Daily Trend Model————->SHORT SPX 240 Minute Trend Model——->SHORT TLT Daily Trend Model—————>LONG Allan’s Market Analysis These are significant reversals. The SPX Daily and Nasdaq Daily are not far behind, both being very close to their reversal Short [More]
Market Open, March 29th
The SPX 240 minute model has slipped into SHORT_Pending mode. WIth still a few hours until this signal can be confirmed, aggressive traders can start initiating market SHORT positions through SDS or TZA.. If the market reverses today’s decline, any [More]
Market Close, March 6th
New Daily Signals SLV—–>SHORT UUP—–>LONG Allan’s Market Analysis The market was down about 1.5% today, the largest percentage drop of 2012. A major trend change would be expected to drop at least 5% or more, so if this is going [More]
