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Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 20th= Downtrend 20/50 Day Moving Averages: Downtrend Price & Volume Action: Downtrend Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Downtrend COMMENTARY As expected, the markets bounced back early last week, but trading volume was lacking.  Prices retreated … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 13th = Downtrend 20/50 Day Moving Averages: Downtrend Price & Volume Action: Downtrend Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Uptrend COMMENTARY With all the indexes below key moving averages and high levels of institutional selling (in … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of August 6th = Uptrend 20/50 Day Moving Averages: Uptrend Price & Volume Action: Uptrend Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Uptrend COMMENTARY A strange week:  The DJIA sits at all time highs, the S&P500 moved sideways, the … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of July 30th = Uptrend 20/50 Day Moving Averages: Uptrend Price & Volume Action: Uptrend Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Uptrend COMMENTARY U.S. equity markets continue to grind higher, with the DJIA pacing the advance.  The NASDAQ, S&P500, … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of July 23rd = Uptrend 20/50 Day Moving Averages: Uptrend Price & Volume Action: Uptrend Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Uptrend COMMENTARY A solid week of gains puts all three signals back in the green. Trading volume is … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of July 16th = Uptrend 20/50 Day Moving Averages: Uptrend Price & Volume Action: Mixed Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Uptrend COMMENTARY What a difference a week can make.  U.S. stocks pulled themselves out of their holiday funk, and … Continue reading →

Stock Market Outlook entering the Week of July 9th = Uptrend 20/50 Day Moving Averages: Mixed Price & Volume Action: Mixed Objective Elliott Wave Analysis: Downtrend COMMENTARY The holiday shortened week wasn’t without its own fireworks, as volatility returned to the US markets … Continue reading →