Back Up Plans

We have a good amount of volatility shaking things up, so we want to have a plan and a back up plan. Lets review...

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Sept 3 – WEEKEND REPORT

Knowing that my readers are both short term traders and longer term  investors,  I want to always look at the charts and view them with a long term, medium term, and short term perceptive.  At times all 3 views are sunny or all are murky, but in times like these, I also get a mixed bag. Lets review the charts and you will see some good and some questionable things in various sectors. This can help to sort out our short term and longer term investments.

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Back before Aug 26th and on this Aug 26th chart, I mentioned that we could see price continue sideways until it tags the 50sma, or maybe even break it in shake out fashion.

SPX 8-27

SPX - Each sell off is met with buying reversals, so this reversal with the Jobs Report "might" be enough to put in the daily cycle low. If so, this should break out & continue higher, instead of more of this 2 month choppiness.

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Grand Designs

I dont always need to know 'How?' or 'Why?' it happens.  Just like the formation of this flower, grand designs and patterns grow and develop within the markets cycles and within nature.  We watch and  wait for things to play out and right on time, we get our completed Grand Designs. Lets watch how things are playing out...

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I'm starting with the USD today.  In the weekend report,  I mentioned that I didn't really expect the USD reversal to get too far.

USD WKLY 8-27

2 days ago we found ourselves on day 8 of the daily cycle. Expecting that it should become L.T. and roll over, we pointed out the 200sma as possible resistance. The chart looks bullish, so will that pattern of being a L.T. Daily cycle play out?

USD 8-30

USD - Thursday we saw the USD drop pretty hard and even lose the 50sma again.  We'll see what happens after the JOBS REPORT FRIDAY. This $USD drop bottomed Gold. All we need is a little follow through. 

USD 9-1 a

USD LONGER TERM VIEW -  Even if the JOBS report gave the USD another burst higher, I do not see it taking out the overhead trend line.

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