Bog Post: Day 22 of $QQQ short term up-trend; QQQ 10 wk avg now closes week above 30 wk avg; GMI=GREEN; GLB breakouts are rocketing higher! Ignore the fearful pundits’ predictions. Just watch the markets. See the miraculous 5 day EMA post GLB. Charts: QQQ, INTC, AMD, CHAT.

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The 10 week average is finally back above its 30 week average and 4wk>10wk>30 wk,  4wk avg=red dotted line. This is a powerful up-trend to ride. However, because QQQ closed the week so far above its 4wk average, I would not be surprised to see  this week some retracement to kiss the 4 wk average, currently around 675. That would be a potential buy point for me.

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Meanwhile, there has been some nice successful GLBs. INTC had a high volume GLB and has then trended along its 5 day exponential moving average (EMA). Even QQQ has been doing so.

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One way to trade a GLB is to find one trending along its 5 day EMA. When it closes below it, I may place a sell stop below that day’s low.

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GLBs are also powerful for ETFs. Note the one close below the 5 day EMA. If I had placed a stop below that day’s low I would have retained the position.

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The GMI= GREEN. It is amazing how well GLBs have been working!  Check out my recent MoneyShow presentation, link on  the Webinars tab of this blog, to understand how I find and trade GLBs using TC2000. Get a discount coupon for TC2000 on the blog header too and find your own!

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Blog Post: Day 19 of $QQQ short term up-trend; 10:30 weekly chart of QQQ shows 10 week average back above rising 30 week average–a major sign of strength.

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The many media pundits saying that the market is extended like in 2000 or 2008 are trying to scare us out of the market. In each of these prior tops, my indicators alerted me to get out before the large declines occurred. Right now, QQQ looks to be in a strong up-trend with the 10 week average retaking the 30 week average. The weekly close, shown by the gray line is, however, very extended above the two averages. So there could be some convergence soon, but it is not a sign of a major top. With the GMI at 6, I am having fun buying stocks having GLBs to ATHs. See my recent MoneyShow presentation to view the evidence for trading GLBs. Also view my TraderLion webinars on this blog’s Webinars Tab.

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