For Whatever it is worth to you, here is my chart evaluation of the stock market for this coming week

our made up scenario is impossible. Non-citizens cannot vote in federal elections or even state elections. Only very local elections have that option and there are few that do it. Total definition of red herring.

Nope. Just pointing out the mindset of lefties. And you fail to respond to the point about the census.

I didnt mention race. You are parroting the great replacement theory that dems want to bring in non-white voters to get an election advantage. It is a theory pushed by white nationalists but I dont know your motivation only that you are pushing the theory.

Nope. I didn't say anything about bringing in non-white voters. What I said was that bringing in poverty stricken people to add the the census to increase representation is one of the goals, as well as allowing them to vote in local elections. I didn't mention race, because it has nothing to do with my point. The larger point, is that it isn't a sustainable model. As much as you may want to support the world on US taxpayer's dime,. we can't. It is impractical.
 
"There is a daily close resistance level in all 3 indexes that the bulls have not been able to crack, suggesting that the outlook for the market having found a top is not only still likely but even probable.

Oops.
 
No oops yet. The indexes have not yet made new all-time highs. They did break the lower resistance levels, suggesting a bit more strength than was expected, but not yet enough to say that new highs will occur.
 
No oops yet. The indexes have not yet made new all-time highs. They did break the lower resistance levels, suggesting a bit more strength than was expected, but not yet enough to say that new highs will occur.

I'll save you more research. It's coming.
 
I'll save you more research. It's coming.
Well, that is the popular opinion. I still have my doubts, but I am not putting my money on either side.

I am playing a few stocks that are not very associated with the indexes and one of them (BCTX) has gone up from $4 to $14 in the last 8 weeks. I have a big smile on my face.

As far as short-term, I have shorted 3 stocks in the last few weeks, 2 of which I got out with profits (though small - less than 2%) and the 3rd one (GRPN) I shorted it at $26.50 and it is presently at $21.27, so I am sitting with a 20% profit at this time.

Nonetheless, I have not been doing much and certainly not aggressively.
 
Well, that is the popular opinion. I still have my doubts, but I am not putting my money on either side.

I am playing a few stocks that are not very associated with the indexes and one of them (BCTX) has gone up from $4 to $14 in the last 8 weeks. I have a big smile on my face.

As far as short-term, I have shorted 3 stocks in the last few weeks, 2 of which I got out with profits (though small - less than 2%) and the 3rd one (GRPN) I shorted it at $26.50 and it is presently at $21.27, so I am sitting with a 20% profit at this time.

Nonetheless, I have not been doing much and certainly not aggressively.

Do you still have doubts? The DOW and the Nasdaq Composite have already reached all time highs. You waiting on the S&P? That may happen by the end of the day?
 
Do you still have doubts? The DOW and the Nasdaq Composite have already reached all time highs. You waiting on the S&P? That may happen by the end of the day?
This was my chart evaluation of the indexes that I did this past Sunday:

DOW Friday Closing Price - 47207
SPX Friday Closing Price - 6791
NASDAQ Friday Closing Price - 25358
RUT Friday Closing Price - 2513

Across the board, all indexes made new all-time highs this past week, based on the fact that the CPI inflation report came in lower than anticipated. With the bulls having the momentum, the run to the upside now has the look of a runaway freight train. Nonetheless, the reality is that lower inflation is based on the fact that the economy is slowing down and there is less production and less purchasing being done. That is not a scenario that will allow the bulls to continue unabated. In fact, this past week, both NFLX and TSLA reported better than expected revenues but also reported less earnings per share, meaning that costs of production are heading higher, curtailing the future expectations of positive growth.

Having said that, the market reacted positively as it means that the expectations of a Fed rate cut of 25 points being announced on Wednesday are now almost 100% and that the door for a 50-point cut has opened a bit wider. Nonetheless, on Thursday and Friday, AAPL, AMZN and GOGL report earnings and if the same thing happens to them as what happened this week to NFLX and TSLA, there could be a strong profit-taking and selling spree action seen.

The indexes did close near the highs of the week and further upside above last week's highs (DOW at 47326, SPX at 6807, and NASDAQ at 25418) are expected to be seen. There seems to be no reason for selling to be seen during Monday or Tuesday, meaning that there is open air above. Nonetheless, on Wednesday after the Fed Rate decision is announced (and it is only 25 points), some selling could start to be seen. On Thursday morning, the new GDP number comes out and also the GOOGL number will be known, and then on Friday AM, the other 2 important earnings reports will be known as well, meaning that Friday will be a very telling day.

Chart-wise, there is nothing close by that is pivotal support. Nonetheless, here are the levels of support below that if broken, would be indicative. In the DOW that level is at 46590, in the SPX that level is at 6655, and in the NASDAQ that level is at 24652.

This week it is all about the fundamental reports, Then again, the fundamental information already out is showing that a slowdown in the economy is happening and that is likely to continue as the tariffs start to have a bigger impact on our ability to produce products at a low cost. Either inflation will rise, or more likely demand for products will decrease, but either way, it is a negative outlook for the immediate future. This week could be the week things start to unravel.
 
This was my chart evaluation of the indexes that I did this past Sunday:

DOW Friday Closing Price - 47207
SPX Friday Closing Price - 6791
NASDAQ Friday Closing Price - 25358
RUT Friday Closing Price - 2513

Across the board, all indexes made new all-time highs this past week, based on the fact that the CPI inflation report came in lower than anticipated. With the bulls having the momentum, the run to the upside now has the look of a runaway freight train. Nonetheless, the reality is that lower inflation is based on the fact that the economy is slowing down and there is less production and less purchasing being done. That is not a scenario that will allow the bulls to continue unabated. In fact, this past week, both NFLX and TSLA reported better than expected revenues but also reported less earnings per share, meaning that costs of production are heading higher, curtailing the future expectations of positive growth.

Having said that, the market reacted positively as it means that the expectations of a Fed rate cut of 25 points being announced on Wednesday are now almost 100% and that the door for a 50-point cut has opened a bit wider. Nonetheless, on Thursday and Friday, AAPL, AMZN and GOGL report earnings and if the same thing happens to them as what happened this week to NFLX and TSLA, there could be a strong profit-taking and selling spree action seen.

The indexes did close near the highs of the week and further upside above last week's highs (DOW at 47326, SPX at 6807, and NASDAQ at 25418) are expected to be seen. There seems to be no reason for selling to be seen during Monday or Tuesday, meaning that there is open air above. Nonetheless, on Wednesday after the Fed Rate decision is announced (and it is only 25 points), some selling could start to be seen. On Thursday morning, the new GDP number comes out and also the GOOGL number will be known, and then on Friday AM, the other 2 important earnings reports will be known as well, meaning that Friday will be a very telling day.

Chart-wise, there is nothing close by that is pivotal support. Nonetheless, here are the levels of support below that if broken, would be indicative. In the DOW that level is at 46590, in the SPX that level is at 6655, and in the NASDAQ that level is at 24652.

This week it is all about the fundamental reports, Then again, the fundamental information already out is showing that a slowdown in the economy is happening and that is likely to continue as the tariffs start to have a bigger impact on our ability to produce products at a low cost. Either inflation will rise, or more likely demand for products will decrease, but either way, it is a negative outlook for the immediate future. This week could be the week things start to unravel.

Your last paragraph is dead wrong for now…again. You are like the little boy that cried wolf. Eventually you may be right, as markets and the economy does ebb and flow, but nobody will be listening.
 
Your last paragraph is dead wrong for now…again. You are like the little boy that cried wolf. Eventually you may be right, as markets and the economy does ebb and flow, but nobody will be listening.
It so happens I have been doing this for 48 years and been doing it successfully. I was trained by the best (Merrill Lynch and Pru-Bache) and have had my subscription service for 18 years and 5 of the original subscribers (13 of them) are still with me, paying me $30 a month for over 226 months. I must be doing something RIGHT!

In addition, I personally live and pay my bills with my own trading.

Having said that, No one in this market can ever be right or wrong all the time. What is important is to be right more often than wrong and to make more than you lose.

Last but not least, my newsletter is not opinion. It is based on charts and my reading of them. 70% of all trading in the market is done computers, algorithms, and big money people and they follow the charts religiously, given that the charts show what all the others are doing and where they are putting their money on. You cannot win in this market if you are the only one that is putting your money out. You need to "follow the money" in order to win.

As such, my last paragraph is based on what action I have seen previously over and over again over these 48 years. Can it be wrong? sure! but it is more often right than wrong and that is what we all need to do...........go with the probabilities.

The market is severely overbought, and it is not the fundamental picture that has driven it (fundamentals are not clear right now) but the fact that the money has been buying the Tech industry and mostly AI. People by nature do not step up to try to "stop a runaway freight train" until such a time that something slows it down.

Last week, NFLX and TSLA reported earnings and though they were better than expected, the outlook for the future that they gave was that things were going to slow down because the products they use are going up in cost but the purchasing power of the people has been going down (supply and demand is changing). This is mostly due to the tariffs that have made things more expensive to produce and have also made the products more expensive to where people are starting to buy less.

As such, probabilities favor the "runaway freight train coming to a stop" and the profit taking and selling interest to increase.

If AMZN, AAPL and GOOGL report the same kind of situation this week, this market will fall given that those (and a few other stocks/companies) are the ones that have been driving the market up.
 
We can agree on this. It has been overbought for quite a while now, going back to the Biden admin.
This market over the past 6 months has moved up 36% in value. It is the most "overbought" condition in the last 40 years.
 
Here below is the chart evaluation of the index market that I did today. This evaluation is part of the newsletter that I send to my paying subscribers every week. I am supplying you this information "free of charge" given the unique nature of what is happening.

Negative fundamental news causes the indexes to drop strongly. Correction started?

DOW Friday Closing Price - 45479
SPX Friday Closing Price - 6562
NASDAQ Friday Closing Price - 24221
RUT Friday Closing Price - 2476

The SPX, the NASDAQ, and the RUT made new all-time intraweek highs but then generated a "key" reversal week, having closed out the week below the previous week's lows. Every index dropped around 3% on Friday, on the news that China was imposing quota restrictions on "rare earth" minerals. This statement was the followed with Trump saying that starting next month, he would be imposing a 100% tariff on Chinese imports. This is now becoming a trade war between these two powers, and such a war is a negative to the economy of both nations. If these actions remain in place as stated, the probability of a correction having started will be high.

Chart-wise, all indexes generated a sell signal on both the daily and weekly closing charts and closed on the lows of the week suggesting further downside below last week's lows will be seen this week. In the DOW that is below 45470, in the SPX that is below 6550, in the NASDAQ that is below 24207, and in the RUT that is below 2393.

It is important to note that the dichotomy between the DOW and the NASDAQ did not change as both indexes dropped 2.8% this week. For the past few years, the latter index would have dropped more than the former index, but that did not happen. In addition, and in listening to the guest analysts on Bloomberg TV, almost across the board they stated that this drop would be a buying opportunity and that a reversal to the upside could be seen as early as this week. At this time though, it is impossible to make any such determination, especially given that both of the actions taken this week by China and the U.S. will have some long-term negative implications if they remain as stated.

The key index this week will be the DOW, given that the previous all-time daily and weekly closing highs will likely be tested this week. Those levels are at 44910 and 45014, which is 1% lower than Friday's close. In the SPX and the NASDAQ those levels are 7-8% lower than Friday's close and highly unlikely to be in play this week. If the DOW does manage to give a confirmed daily close below 45014 and then on Friday, closes below 44910, a failure signal of consequence will be given, which in turn will generate automatic computer and algorithm selling. Such a scenario would then suggest that the other 2 indexes would drop down to "their" former all-time daily closing highs at 6144 in the SPX and at 22175 in the NASDAQ in the next few weeks, making this a true correction.

To the upside, the levels to watch for this week and on a confirmed daily closing basis, are as follows: In the DOW at 46030, in the SPX it is at 6615, in the NASDAQ it is at 24397. Those were the levels that when broken on Friday, generated the sell signals. If those sell signals are negated this week (on a confirmed basis), some of the selling pressure will be ameliorated.

This situation as is being seen this year is unique, and as such, very difficult to evaluate with any degree of certainty. The fundamental outlook cannot be determined with any clarity, meaning that the charts will be the key to what the traders will do.
I would never in a million years trust a leftwing financial advisor or economist. Their overall outlook is based on a lie that has never worked. It casts doubt on their judgment across the board. I look at guys like Mark Zandi and Nobelist (cough cough) Paul Krugman whose doom-and-gloom predictions about the Trump economy haven’t been right yet. But there are no consequences for these guys. They continue to be the go-to “experts” for the next wave of negative predictions involving Trump.
Small-timer “Lucky One” here is in the same boat. His “newsletter” rips Trump at every turn. For instance, his OP dated Oct 11 didn’t predict another 2000 DJIA jump the past 2.5 weeks. No apology. He just goes right on with another negative newsletter.
I’m amazed you could even have leftwing economists. Economics is an exact science. One correct answer. Alternate opinions are wrong. It’s like having leftwing mathematicians coming up with answers different from the right ones.
 
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I would never in a million years trust a leftwing financial advisor or economist. Their overall outlook is based on a lie that has never worked. It casts doubt on their judgment across the board. I look at guys like Mark Zandi and Nobelist (cough cough) Paul Krugman whose doom-and-gloom predictions about the Trump economy haven’t been right yet. But there are no consequences for these guys. They continue to be the go-to “experts” for the next wave of negative predictions involving Trump.
Small-timer “Lucky One” here is in the same boat. His “newsletter” rips Trump at every turn. For instance, his OP dated Oct 11 didn’t predict another 2000 DJIA jump the past 2.5 weeks. No apology. He just goes right on with another negative newsletter.
I’m amazed you could even have leftwing economists. Economics is an exact science. One correct answer. Alternate opinions are wrong. It’s like having leftwing mathematicians coming up with answers different from the right ones.
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Yep. My financial advisor is a Trump voter.

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