Monday, June 27, 2011

2011/06/24 www.momentumstrategie.de joins the group of recent SELL signals


Ralf Goerke's proprietary International Stock-Climate Index together with its moving average have moved below the critial threshold of 1, hinting that the global market climate has moved from "bull" to "bear". In his column on www.teleboerse.de, Ralf Goerke issues a SELL SIGNAL and recommends to stay out of the markets and wait for more relaxed times. While a this stage no general conclusions can be drawn on the severeness and length of this "bear", investors should be on high alert of the potential risks of this situation.

It should be noted that by now 4 of 7 monitored long-term InOutSignals have issued SELL signals for equities. This indicates that the situation is critical and that any involvement in equities carries a high level of risk! 



Friday, June 17, 2011

2011/06/16 www.theETFbully.com issues new SELL signal for international ETFs / No Load Funds

In response to the current global market weakness, a new SELL signal for international markets was issued today in Ulli Niemann's first class weekly ETF/No Load Fund Tracker StatSheet. This signal based on Ulli's proprietary International Trend Tracking Index (TTI) applies to many world markets in general, and specifically to the funds/ETFs listed in his International Funds/ETFs list. It should also be mentioned that Ulli's Domestic Trend Tracking Index is still holding up above the bearish trigger line. I guess, soon it'll be time for the DOMESTIC BEAR to take the stage ...

Friday, June 10, 2011

2011/06/10 Watch out for long-term entry opportunities

The weekly chart of the SPY shows that this week the S&P 500 has dropped below two major long-term support lines, dating back as far as 2009 and 2002. It is now up against heavy overhead resistance. Price action during the next few days will therefore be crucial, not only for the S&P 500 but also for many world markets (see earlier DOMINO posts). So stay on alert for price action in either direction. Good entry points for long-term trades are created at such crucial decision points.



Monday, June 6, 2011

2011/06/06 kimblechartingsolutions.com: the DOMINO game is on - to the DOWN SIDE !

The waiting has an end, the DOMINO game has been kicked off: S&P 500, the CRB and the Shanghai index have broken support and are heading south. Expect more markets to follow suit. In his excellent blog Chris Kimble advises the long-term/401k investor to get out here instead of hoping for a market recovery. To put it in his words ... "The worst case is a lost opportunity, which is much better than lost capital!"