January 19th – Closing In

I want to do a quick market review, and then I have some very interesting charts of Gold & The Miners pertaining to the situation that we find ourselves in currently.  I want to use this Friday report to further prepare us for what is coming in the Precious Metals Sector…

 

SPX – Day 42 is late for a daily cycle and I expect a pull back eventually, but these markets are very strong.  Last weekends report pointed out that the ‘weekly charts’ looked to be heading into a parabolic run, and this week may close at highs again!   ‘Longs’ just continue to take advantage of this never ending gift with a trailing stop 🙂

 

USD – The USD is due for a bounce, which should Push Gold into a dcl. It often bounces around the lows before gaining traction,  as shown here in boxes.

 

WTIC – Oil also is due to pull back,  and that COT report shows Smart money extremely short. I have been waiting for a pull back and a break down below the 10sma into a dcl as a buying opportunity.  This looks bullish, but could the dip begin here?  🙂  Well…

OIH –  The OIH broke and closed below the 10sma, so maybe it is leading the way lower to a dcl.  See the chart.

XOP– The XOP also closed below the 10sma. The XLE did not (yet).

 

PRECIOUS METALS- ARE WE THERE YET?

 

We seem to be close, even though daily cycles have, in the past, lasted 30+days.  I want to explain why we could realistically find the DCL next week.  The first 2 charts are where we are now, and then I will discuss the dcl (Daily Cycle low) a bit further.  EDIT: I write the reports late at night, and proof read & release in the morning. As I proof read, Gold is up $8.00 ( Today is day 25).

 

GOLD DAY 24  – Gold peaked on day 22 so far and the 10sma is at 1325. Gold broke the 10sma, but did not close below it or the trend line, and we look for that to happen on a dip into a dcl. Even as Gold bounces here, I will show you something very interesting about that set up. This move higher should be a ‘fake out’.

GOLD – Zooming in, it does look like Gold closed below the trend line, but not below the 10sma.  Let’s examine things a bit closer. I doubt that this is a dcl, but we have been encouraged not to sell anyway, if it ran higher from here.

GDX –  GDX closed slightly below the 10sma again but not the trend line at this point.

 

Now I want to review some DCL’s and give you an idea of where we could be in the stream if time  🙂

 

REVIEW FOR GOLD CURRENTLY– WE HAVE A PEAK ON DAY 22 AND ARE ON DAY 25 TODAY (Friday), POSSIBLY ABOUT TO BREAK THE TREND LINE

NOW LET’s LOOK AT OLDER GOLD ICLs and their first daily cycle lows (DCL).  Just an observation, but NOT necessary, many GOLD runs out of the ICL landed on the 50sma as a back test at the dcl ( Red Arrows) often roughly a 4-5 day drop.

 

Let’s zoom in on a couple of those DCLs

 

GOLD DEC ICL 2016 & DCL Jan 2017 – I wanted to point out that the peak was day 2o at first, then a 2 day drop to the 10sma, then the real Peak came on a bounce  on day 25. We are on day 25 today.  The DCL was DAY 28 near the 50sma.   This is Very similar to what we have right now,  even if we bounce today.  Interesting.

This is the same chart, but I want to point out something else about the  GOLD DEC 2016 ICL and JAN DCL 2017.   Take a look again and take note of the date  JAN 29th DCL on day 28.   SO WE SEE THAT THE DCL WAS JAN 29

GDXJ DEC ICL to JAN 2017 DCL.    Now take a look at JAN 29th on the MINERS chart.

1. Yes the 10sma was broken,  2. Yes the trend line broke,  but  3. The Miners  DID NOT drop to the 50sma like Gold.  This is a MILD DCL for Miners.  THIS IS WHY I MENTIONED that maybe you do not want to sell out of positions completely,  just because we are calling for a dcl.  GOLDS DCL dropped for 4 days to the 50sma, MINERS WENT SIDEWAYS.

 

That said,  Now I will show you the opposite:

 

AUGUST 2017 GOLD  – Now looking at GOLDS ICL in JULY 2017 and THE DCL THAT CAME IN  AUGUST-  Please read the chart, you will see that Gold remained stronger than Miners at the dcl, but Miners still performed very well in the 2nd daily cycle.

 

AUGUST 2017 GDXJ – Now when we look at the JULY 2017  GDXJ ICL and August DCL, we see a deeper sell off in GDXJ than Gold had.  The good news is that if you held positions or added,  the recovery was solid and JNUG actually ran from under $16 to almost $26 in the 2nd daily cycle.

The reason that I wanted to point out these moves from ICLs to the first DCL is because they are similar to where we are right now.  Visual aides can be every helpful when we see how these things have played out in the past.

I have mentioned that we are expecting a dip into a dcl, especially once Golds count enters the 20’s. It can happen in the 30+ day time period, but these charts show you that with Gold,  the dip often was often a fast 4-5 day drop in the 20’s, and it wasn’t always all that deep. This helps us to be prepared.

 

The waiting is boring and it is the hardest part, but as a quick review,  I will just say this

 

#1 – GOLD IS ON DAY 25 Today ( Friday) and the 10sma is at 1325. The trend line break that we are looking for was close, but I tend to think we dip further next week.

#2  Just about 1 year ago, GOLD put in a DCL on day 28 after peaking in the same area that we find ourselves now, Day 25.  It was a quick 4 day drop.  We could get a DCL next week, and the normal buy is after a reversal is in place with a swing low. You can add as long as you know that we could drop next week and can weather that kind of temporary drop.

 

Are we there yet?  Hang in there, it seems that we may be very close.  The next   run higher in the precious metals sector should be very profitable!  🙂

In the weekend report, I will return to the big picture view and cover where I think we are going from here.

Enjoy your Friday trading and thanks for being here at Chartfreak!

 

~ALEX

 

 

2 charts of AEYE –  Not a trade / investment for everybody,  but this over the counter company released earnings on Jan 11th,  and seems to have gained a lot of traction.  It Popped on strong volume after the earnings release…

 

AEYE WEEKLY–  You can see that it has a long base and a run higher could tack on really good % gains over time.  I am mentioning it for 2 reasons,  the 172% increase in revenue and 232% growth.  You can BUY & HOLD and see if it pays off, or you can put it on a watch list and keep an eye on it going forward.

200 replies
  1. zig-zag
    zig-zag says:

    Hi Alex, top of the morning to you!
    Do you see silver and the silver stocks pretty much running in line with gold and the gold miners or leading or lagging?
    Thanks in advance!

  2. RonB
    RonB says:

    Nice report. I’ve been through a few ICL’s with you and this is where I have to fight the demons in my mind and not let the stops get hit without a good reason.

    • chartfreak1
      chartfreak1 says:

      Yes, one thing that I have found that people learn from cycles is that we expect the trend line to break into a dcl.

      My newer readers used to tell me that they always set their stops just under the trend line, and a break of the trend line stops them out for safety in a sell off.
      In the bear market, that does work well, but in more bullish times, shortly after the trend line break, we usually see the reversal take place and they had to enter positions higher than they sold them.

      • RonB
        RonB says:

        Yes Alex. I’ve experienced the death by a thousand cuts. Hopefully knowing the cycles a bit better will help me hang on through this bit of turmoil. I intend to go for some NUGT real soon

  3. Geurt.
    Geurt. says:

    Yes….well done, EXCELLENT Alex !!!!
    I think you analyze is very good, it looks like you better can become a good doctor Alex.
    You will then have a really busy clinic.
    Great work ALEX, THANKS !!!

  4. Bill
    Bill says:

    Thanks Alex, I’ll look to reenter JNUG next week. Id like to set a limit order to bottom fish. Just not sure where to put it? Maybe $17.06? The 38.2% retrace. Did you ever look at fibo numbers for GDXJ pullbacks into the 1st DCL?

  5. Steve Tytler
    Steve Tytler says:

    Alex, as you know many years ago we debated whether “cycles” were a reliable trading tool. You came around a lot sooner than me, but you are making me a believer. Your DCL predictions have helped me lighten up and reduce losses rather than holding long and strong through pullbacks. A few days ago I said I was “up to my eyeballs in JNUG” … I’ve been selling over the last couple days to lock in profits and reduce risk, and now I’m only “up to my knees.” https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/4f86f3e46a2c190e34e05c9c56c5bd34b80b969b4bab435b8b5fa534d7e232ed.gif

    • chartfreak1
      chartfreak1 says:

      Well, It isn’t that “I came around” – I always saw the validity of them, and they have been a part of my trading for many years, but they are far more reliable if you use them as 1 tool in a took kit with many tools that compliment each other. I like to use them combined with many other things, usually that shows up in my detailed reports.
      Various methods used in Technical analysis are very important to me too.

      • Steve Tytler
        Steve Tytler says:

        I agree, I like to use your chart analysis and cycles to compliment my own charting system. The cycles have helped me limit draw downs when my charts are still longer-term bullish, so I like that .

        • chartfreak1
          chartfreak1 says:

          Me too, except that the way these things plays out changes from time to time.

          Like in todays report, Last year at this time, GDXJ did not pull back at the dcl for Gold – it went sideways.
          In September, it over did it to the downside in my opinion, but the good thing is that the 2nd daily cycle usually makes up for that with new highs.

          How to best play it is the tricky part. I have a tendency to partially sell 3x ETF and add on any dips.
          I hold my Miners and ride that out, possibly add at the dcl.

          • Steve Tytler
            Steve Tytler says:

            Well you know me, I used to always load up heavy and swing for the fences. Now I’m willing to settle for a double, single or even a bunt. Easier to to hang in and wait for a “fat pitch” (reversal after a DCL) if I’m not watching my accounts taking huge hits every day. THEN I will go in heavy and go for the quick triple or home run.

  6. Peter
    Peter says:

    Wondering if potential government shutdown will give us our ICL in stocks and final pop in precious metals in this DC..

    • Cason
      Cason says:

      I really thought they would avoid at the last minute and it could give us the DCL. Glad I stayed in some miner positions (only dumped leverage- still have regular holdings).

  7. chartfreak1
    chartfreak1 says:

    A couple of weeks ago I pointed out RNN as a nice long base, with some good POPs along the way. I liked the set up but not quite enough volume to get me interested.

    I bought RNN this a.m., because the Volume was quickly 500,000 , and that has been the full day volume in the past.
    I am hoping for some follow through in the coming days. Not a BIG position, Just something to watch and fight the boredom – lol

      • chartfreak1
        chartfreak1 says:

        Nice, I’m watching that too from yesterdays pop. A little follow through could get it going, but sometimes these stall, bull flag, etc. I still like it.

          • chartfreak1
            chartfreak1 says:

            LOL- I have to say, the trading that we were doing from Blockchain to the Medical Marijuana stocks, up 20-40% per day, on and on…. I totally got spoiled.

            My JNUG from $13/ $14 to $18 used to be quite satisfying. Right now this weeks trading has been like watching paint dry (And in some cases, paying to watch some paint dry on the down days ) lol

    • Bill
      Bill says:

      ROCKVILLE, Md., Jan. 18, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Rexahn Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NYSE American:RNN), a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing next generation therapeutics for the treatment of cancer, announced today that it will present clinical data from the completed Phase IIa clinical trial in metastatic pancreatic cancer at the American Society of Clinical Oncology Gastrointestinal Cancers (ASCO GI) 2018 annual meeting on Friday January 19, 2018 in San Francisco (CA, USA).

    • chartfreak1
      chartfreak1 says:

      Whoa, I hadn’t seen that, I’ll have to check the news .

      And when I read about that companies acquisitions and so on, I always think that it is just going to take off and go to $20.

      • SonOfGud
        SonOfGud says:

        now that would be worth staying in for.
        as far as i can see… its just putting in a very deep ABC r/h shoulder, so long as it holds up here

          • SonOfGud
            SonOfGud says:

            hmmm.. been selling off since exactly the date of that news.
            is someone with deep pockets trying to shake everyone out so they can buy up the lows?

          • Chris
            Chris says:

            Hi Alex. I may be wrong but from what I read on their web site the jewel in their crown is the Escoabl silver mine where because of local protests, production has been and still is suspended since Jun ’17. I think this is by far the most important element to the company so if they can’t get this restarted things will look pretty dire for them. From the latest news releases I’m not sure how close they are to getting an agreed resolution to Escobal and I think the mine is still physically blockaded by local residents!

          • chartfreak1
            chartfreak1 says:

            Any news of starting operations will probably catapult it, but I dont understand selling off after the recent report, because everyone already knew that that production was not there for the last 7 months It would be reflected in last quarters report too. It wasnt a surprise, and they’ve talked about increased record production & ‘all in costs’ dropping going forward in this recent release, so it confuses me that those holding it all this time decide to sell now.
            It doesn’t seem to explain ( to me) Why those already holding it and knowing about the draw down in Silver production since last summer would decide to bail out now & not back then.

            Maybe there is something more to it, but thanks for the input Chris

          • nancytheartist
            nancytheartist says:

            Something that caught my eye is that this is NOT their earnings report but is like pre earnings one month early. Why? Isn’t this odd? Do they expect a surprise response to the actual earnings…good or bad?…

            More detailed information relating to production and costs as well as updated gold guidance for 2018 to 2020 will be provided together with Tahoe’s fourth quarter and full-year 2017 earnings release on Thursday, February 22, 2018, after the market close. Tahoe will host a conference call on February 23, 2018 at 10:00am Eastern Time (7:00 a.m. Pacific Time) to discuss the results.

          • Chris
            Chris says:

            I haven’t checked the very latest updates but maybe buried in there is news about Escoabl that is more negative than previously anticipated!? Investors and rationality do not always walk hand in hand!! Lol I have it currently sitting in my ‘bear trend’ list so not even on my radar at the moment with so many better trending stocks to chose from. I only looked the other day when I was trawling the bear trend list to see what was still in there.

          • Chris
            Chris says:

            Just another thought but it certainly has been a component in some of the ETF’s and just maybe their criteria could have seen it ousted from the ETF at a quarterly or annual review!? Just a thought.

          • nancytheartist
            nancytheartist says:

            Found this from mining.com from 4 days ago:

            Canada’s Tahoe Resources (TSX:THO)(NYSE:TAHO) is laying off 250 employees, or roughly a quarter of the staff from its flagship Escobal silver mine, in Guatemala, as a legal battle to having the mining license for the site reinstated drags on.

            The Vancouver-based company had to halt operations at the mine last July after the country’s Supreme Court provisionally ordered so following an appeal from environment and human rights organization CALAS. The group alleged the Ministry of Energy and Mines had not consulted with the Xinca indigenous people before awarding the license to Tahoe’s local unit, Minera San Rafael.

            Tahoe says the Guatemalan Constitutional Court heard appeals of the Supreme Court’s decision to reinstate the Escobal mining license on Oct. 25, but has not issued a verdict of its own despite being required to do so within five days of the public hearing.
            “If the Escobal licence is reinstated in the next several weeks, the need for future job cuts could be eliminated, Tahoe said.”

            Originally, Tahoe was prepared to face a three-month mine suspension, period during which 5.1 million ounces of silver production were expected to be deferred, and about $10 million lost. But after six months of waiting, the company had to take cost-cutting measures and warned it may have to lay off even more people down the road.

            Escobal, the world’s third largest silver mine, began commercial production in 2014 and drove Tahoe’s record cash flow and strong first quarter 2017 results. Prior to the licence suspension, it employed 1,030 people, 97% of whom are Guatemalan, with at least half of them from the Santa Rosa region.

            The underground operation, located in southeast Guatemala, about 3 km from San Rafael Las Flores, produced a record 21.2 million ounces of silver in concentrate in 2016.

            But it has also been a source of polemic. Last summer, protesters blocked access to the mine, delaying shipments and supplies. Tahoe is also facing action in Canada’s court system by a group of Guatemalan for alleged violence at a protest outside Escobal in 2013.

            The mining licences of the Tahoe’s Escobal unit as well as the smaller Juan Bosco have both been suspended since July 5.

            If the court decides to reinstate the licence in the next few weeks, the need for additional job cuts could be eliminated, the company said.

          • chartfreak1
            chartfreak1 says:

            ” Originally, Tahoe was prepared to face a three-month mine suspension,
            period during which 5.1 million ounces of silver production were
            expected to be deferred, and about $10 million lost. But after six
            months of waiting, the company had to take cost-cutting measures and
            warned it may have to lay off even more people down the road.”

            That indicates a change in expectations for sure.

            That last sentence…. “If they get the license…” , I would expect a flood of buying if they do.

            Thx

          • Chris
            Chris says:

            Thanks for that update Nancy. Plenty of other fish in the sea without these kinds of problems. Well at the moment at least!!

  8. dialogueuser
    dialogueuser says:

    I note that silver is lagging at this point in the cycle, so may fall to the mid $16 level next week. If that happens, I’ll be sorely tempted to buy a 2x silver ETF, to add a bit of diversity to my GDX/GDXJ and individual miner holdings.

      • dialogueuser
        dialogueuser says:

        Thanks Alex. In the U.K. I use LSIL which is listed on the London Stock Exchange. New regulations in the U.K. are making it difficult, if not impossible, to buy more ‘exotic’ ETFs. The sad consequence is that I can no longer buy NUGT or even GDXX because the regulators think i’m incompetent. Actually, come to think of it, they may be right if they looked at my use of them in late 2012/early 2013…!

        • RAY
          RAY says:

          Hi I’m in Belgium and currently we still can buy them over here
          I asked a friend who has an account with IB and he told me he still could buy them
          which broker are you using ?

          • dialogueuser
            dialogueuser says:

            Thanks Ray. I tried with Halifax Share Dealing – they are flatly refusing. However, since seeing your post I tried buying GDXX (2X Gold Miners) using my other Share Dealing Account with Interactive Investors. Although they also complained a few days ago, today they let me buy with no problems. Weird!

  9. chartfreak1
    chartfreak1 says:

    I’m still watching this pull back / consolidation phase in the Medical Marijuana stocks, and trying to figure it out.
    So far they pretty much vary, but CNBX is sitting on the 20sma, and others seem to drop to the 20 or 34 sma.

    CNAB dropped to the 34 sma and reversed & Bounced today.

    Interesting to watch, but not really gaining an edge so far, except that MOST bullish runs do tag the 10ma on a weekly chart eventually, whether that is a drop or a sideways move over time.

    • nancytheartist
      nancytheartist says:

      I was really glad to get out of EMMBF this morning so now have some $ to spend at the DCL. Jeff Sessions really caused my MJ holdings pain. Still have more I am hoping to exit…..but I will keep my CNBX as a longer term bet.

      • Tammie
        Tammie says:

        Yeah, Sessions really messed me up too. RMHB, HEMP, SGMD all trying to come back…those might have turned the corner now….watching MCOA, PURA, and others…waiting for a good signal that they’ve turned….think they will come back but wow I gave back all the gains I hadn’t cashed in on 1/4

          • Tammie
            Tammie says:

            I still have a number of them also…sold some at losses, got back in some and then they are down again…..duh. I actually dumped my OWCP this morning at a loss, couldn’t stand to keep looking at it. PURA will come back, MCOA is trying to come back (I don’t have either but am watching because I’d like to have them again…..)….have small amount in MYDX so just letting it sit….I got POTN yesterday at that turn…so had a nice gain this morning, then it all withered away….:( I think these are all just consolidating and will come back…in time…I think it will be sooner than later…I don’t think it will be like last winter when they all fell after the govt. spoke out and they all stayed down a long time….it’s different this year ….I hope….

    • Peter
      Peter says:

      Yes, I think the banks were trying to bring GDX down to take out the 23.5’s but haven’t yet. Still early.

      • Chris
        Chris says:

        It really highlights the perils involved with individual stocks no matter how good the story and the reason to always have a basket as Alex always stresses and not too many eggs in one basket. I suspect political risk will become an increasing one going forward if prices go anywhere near where we are all hoping!! Tanzania has already reared that very ugly head with the miners based there which has/is costing them dear!

        • nancytheartist
          nancytheartist says:

          How about the downfall of too many eggs in the basket!? LOL… Alex gives so many good looking charts, I wind up over-indulging! But I took the run up in metals with him 2016 just after joining and am anxious to ride it again!

          • Chris
            Chris says:

            I know exactly what you mean Nancy. Excessive exposure to a single sector is high risk no matter how many stocks you’ve spread it across. But always a challenge to balance maximising gains in a hot sector against proper risk management, so that in a ‘worst case’ scenario we aren’t wiped out and live to fight another day. And a big difference in approach if we are trading fun money we are prepared to lose or at the other extreme managing total life savings!!

          • nancytheartist
            nancytheartist says:

            Can we be doing both approaches simultaneously?! LOL…I think that is what I am trying to do!

          • Chris
            Chris says:

            I would say yes. Split your pot and have a fun, high risk/high reward trading account you are prepared to lose/take a big hit on at worst but also might make great gains. And then have your major investment portfolio, which if its truly important to you (mine definitely is!!) should be run with strict risk management rules. I regard that pot as a marathon rather than a sprint and slow and steady hopefully wins the day. But there is plenty of psychology involved in all of this and in many ways that’s the toughest part I think!!
            End of the working day in my part of the world so heading off to a local pub now for a few beers with some good friends. 🙂 Enjoy your weekend. 🙂

          • cannaber
            cannaber says:

            Buy SILJ if you want the lowest vol play…..but it did run from 4 to 19 last year, so that would be a nice replay!

          • cannaber
            cannaber says:

            meant low volatility……and spreads the risk to the basket….but if the sector runs so shall SILJ

          • chartfreak1
            chartfreak1 says:

            The Biggest difference in my trading came from learning not to ‘fall in love’ with a stocks, as they say.

            So to sum it up, I would have a big basket of Miners ( Let’s just say that it was back in 2006).
            I would read up on the companies, love the ‘future prospects’ and just love the company. If it started to sell off, I’d begin to hope or ‘wait’ for the good news, and the losses can really pile up as it drops for no apparent reason. The reason is obvious, Others are bailing out on me. 🙂

            Most important lesson in my basket of miners became …

            “Always cut your losers, there is always another trade!”

            And that ‘other’ trade may be the same stock if it does turn around and recover & do well, but if the chart says that there is danger, I had to learn to cut my losses to keep the losses small and the gains bigger.
            It is a hard lesson to learn and obey, it takes lots of practice. Once you sell a few & see how low they actually would have taken you, then you are thankful & appreciate it.

          • nancytheartist
            nancytheartist says:

            Great overall reminder. I am TRYIN’ boss! LOL.
            Thanks for all you do here Alex and how supportive and attentive you are. I just also really appreciate this great daily thread. People here are so helpful and generous. Look what just one comment by SOG about TAHO taking a beating today created! Amazing. You should be proud.

          • chartfreak1
            chartfreak1 says:

            I am, it is a very good trading community. And this is on a slow day.
            When things start taking off, I love it when people point out ‘XXX is up by 9% at the open’
            or they post ” I like XXXX because of the way it is breaking above the 50sma”

            Good traders here, and its usually a really good 200+ comment section on a good day.

            I’m hoping we get that DCL next week and take off higher for a couple of weeks after that 🙂

          • Kenny
            Kenny says:

            Is there a percentage you use to know when to cut your losses. How do you know when to just get out of the trade and cut loss, and the move on. Thanks CF.

          • chartfreak1
            chartfreak1 says:

            It varies, sometimes a % will get me out, but other times it can simply be an honest assessment

            I just have to ask myself (And the answer can be obvious at times)…

            “Is this still doing what I thought it would, when I entered this trade? ”

            If not, “What are the chances that something has changed vs a normal dip?”

            Then cut the umbilical cord & don’t allow it to keep draining my account 🙂 -lol

          • miller
            miller says:

            I use a % of my portfolio and won’t risk more than a certain percentage of total portfolio on any single trade. It helps me determine position size per trade and how far away from my stop I can/Should enter , if that makes sense. If the reward doesn’t justify the risk I won’t enter at that point or position size is small enough that the risked loss cant exceed my % of total portfolio amount. If my entry is close to stop, I can go in larger and still only risk same amount. My stops are all determined by chart supports, and areas that let me know trade is wrong if broken.

          • MariaVacationTrader
            MariaVacationTrader says:

            i copy that verbatim…it works for me… i literally say it out loud…(yes, i often talk to myself & laugh at my own jokes) giggle

            You taught me that several years ago now… i still use it

          • Tammie
            Tammie says:

            I say it out loud too….there’s always another trade. 🙂 And my daughter says “it’s only money, we’ll just make more” 🙂

  10. BayTrader
    BayTrader says:

    Added to my HL at the open and pretty happy I did. Avg now 4.25 Not too worried about a draw down for the next dcl n this one.. seems to be holding up quite well

    • Chris
      Chris says:

      Just a dashed reply before I head to the pub! But new EU regulations came in Jan 1st and its all a bit of a mess right now IMHO. But from my own experience I’m seeing some restrictions with Hargreaves Lansdown on leveraged ETF’s but so far no issues with IG Sharedealing or Saxo Bank. But I think this is still a moving feast and some firms are possibly still playing ‘catch up’. Total overkill by regulators IMHO opinion though!! 🙁

    • SonOfGud
      SonOfGud says:

      thats good to know…
      GDX/J are VanEck Vectors DUST/JNUG are Direxion… these companies have none of the necessary KIIDs documentation.
      GDXX (x2 +) & GDXS (x2 -) are ProShares, and they obviously satisfy the EU requirement.
      VelocityShares who do UGAZ & DGAZ also provide the necessaries.

    • chartfreak1
      chartfreak1 says:

      Ur welcome, it kind of popped up fast – I have been watching for it to go daily.

      If I jumped in really heavily, I would sell 1/2 and ride the rest, but so far I want to see if this can continue next week, so I am holding it- do or die style.

  11. Tammie
    Tammie says:

    Hey Alex….did you see KSHB hit $5.78 and now is back up some? I’ve been watching it the past 2 days since it seemed to go up forever and not let anyone get in…..

    • chartfreak1
      chartfreak1 says:

      I have been watching KSHB since I missed it a few weeks ago, but I’m not sure where to get in on the pull back ( or if I will- I do still own a good amount of OGRMF, SPRWF, CNBX, & ATTBF)

      • Tammie
        Tammie says:

        I took a chance a week or so ago and got in even though it was up….and got out the next morning with some profit…..but I was looking at it when it was $4-5 but never jumped in because I thought it was already up too much…ha! Then it ran to over $8…..I think I jumped in between $5 and 6 somewhere and got right out because I thought surely it would pull back ….then it kept going without me…..if I’d been paying close attention this morning when it fell to $5.78 I might have pulled the trigger then..it tagged the 13 day and reversed….so far….I want to make sure it’s not going to fall to the 34 day as some of these have done……their revenues have gone up….2017 was a good year, so I figure….I’ll be getting back in sometime…it has been a strong one….kept going when all the others fell…. 🙂

  12. chartfreak1
    chartfreak1 says:

    CVRS just caught my eye, it has that look, sitting on the 10, 20, & 450 sma all converging together.
    I didn’t buy any at this point, but I like that chart for a short term trade

    IDRA is good, but I have to ignore the low volume rise.

    NVAX had that POP a few days ago & climbed back up there.

    Still like RNN

    • Bill
      Bill says:

      Corindus Vascular Robotics’ Recent Financial Performance

      For the three months ended September 30th, 2017 vs September 30th, 2016, Corindus Vascular Robotics reported revenue of $2.43MM vs $0.69MM (up 252.47%) and basic earnings per share -$0.04 vs -$0.07. For the twelve months ended December 31st, 2016 vs December 31st, 2015, Corindus Vascular Robotics reported revenue of $2.84MM vs $2.73MM (up 4.14%) and basic earnings per share -$0.28 vs -$0.25. Corindus Vascular Robotics is expected to report earnings on March 21st, 2018. The report will be for the fiscal period ending December 31st, 2017. The reported EPS for the same quarter last year was -$0.08. The estimated EPS forecast for the next fiscal year is -$0.14 and is expected to report on March 21st, 2018.

  13. miller
    miller says:

    Trade got hit in Lhsif this morning. In it just for a trade . I like it here on the 50d ma for quick trade and easy stops.

  14. SonOfGud
    SonOfGud says:

    it looks like GSV is about 4weeks in advance of other miners for some reason… and I wonder if it might serve as a p/b pattern for a few of the others which are following a similar path..
    it reached up to just over the 200sma and dropped to the 50sma… then took off again .
    my VGZ just reached the 200s started to drop, so i took profits…. now will look out for a 50s re-entry at near 0.70.
    AUMN never reached the 200s, and the 50s is still only a few clicks below, so keeping hold of that one.

      • BayTrader
        BayTrader says:

        CF, when u add to your JNUG or GDXJ – please let us know. Im currently No longer in and happy with the gains I made.. Looking to catch the next leg up for sure

    • chartfreak1
      chartfreak1 says:

      The only reason that I’m not is because of that chart of last Jan 2017 GDXJ at this time – just going sideways and bouncing around.

      GDX & GDXJ did drop under the 10sma, maybe that is all they do?

      I’m just going to add on the dip

  15. Peter
    Peter says:

    Hi CF, do you think MTL looks good here? It backtested the downtrend line and tagged the 200 sma today.

    • chartfreak1
      chartfreak1 says:

      It’s one of those set ups that looks good for the longer term, but it MIGHT have a little more selling, because the stochastics isnt quite in oversold areas. it did reverse off of the 20sma today. I personally would either start small, or keep watching it and wait for it to get back over the 10sma.

    • Cason
      Cason says:

      Me, too. My limit buys are all in, just got to adjust a bit and watch them hit. Want to back the truck up when we see the right timing!

  16. JT
    JT says:

    I should re-evaluate my blockchain stocks. RIOT and MARA do not have great fundamentals and it’s showing through their price action. Hopefully a weekend rally gives me an exit on those.

    There’s a new ETF, BLOK which actually looks more like a tech/financial ETF, with the exception of a HVBTF and DLGEF.

  17. Kathleen Chow
    Kathleen Chow says:

    CF, OSTK is a blockchain stock. I’ve been in and out, but thinking of getting some and just sitting on it longer term. What do you think? Thank you:)

    • Johnny
      Johnny says:

      Hi Kathleen. Maybe I might help. I saw your post after I got off work. I know you were asking CF but I thought you might be interested in this OTSK CEO Video. Alex liked the OSTK chart day before Thursday morning I believe. I jumped in around $71 and its up 9%. Here is the link
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COQvMsbb-Cw&t=419s

      Wow! I didn’t mean to post a video. Just the link! Oooops. It came up mid vid on my screen. you may have to start from the beginning. Sorry Alex.

        • Johnny
          Johnny says:

          I asked him about it but I didn’t mention as a long term. He let me know the chart looked good. I would be interested in the long term view ’cause I like this company:)

          • Johnny
            Johnny says:

            Hi Kathleen, I found it from Jan 17, I ask Alex about OSTC (typo) This was 3 days ago, things may have changed. I did not mention in the long term. This was his reply

            chartfreak1 3 days ago
            If you mean OSTK – It looks really good. I was thinking that it would drop to the 50sma again, but todays reversal could be all that we see to the downside right now.
            I think that it recovered the 10sma too

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