Blog Post: Technical problems prevented last night’s post. I am mainly in cash with some $SQQQ in my trading accounts. $QQQ failed to hold 4wk avg and is now sitting on critical 10 wk avg, see weekly chart. Short term up-trend in jeopardy. Last night’s GMI stats shown.

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If 10 week fails to hold (blue dots) , the next major support is the 30 wk average (solid red line) and/or prior green line. A failure to hold the 10 week will be a major sign of weakness. My trading accounts are in cash with a little position in SQQQ. If the QQQ short term up-trend ends next week I will accumulate SQQQ. The growing number of daily new lows and the many failures of leading tech stocks to rally off of good earnings were major signs of weakness. No one knows when and where this decline will end. We must contain losses. Tonight’s  GMI will be 3 or less.

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Blog Post: Day 52 of $QQQ short term up-trend: GMI back to 6. We want to buy a stock or ETF when it has had a GLB, to ATHs. See monthly chart example of $ARKK.

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A green line is drawn on a monthly chart at the highest price bar (ATH) that is not exceeded for at least 3 months (bars). It shows a stock strong enough to reach an ATH that then rests for at least 3 months. When it breaks out to a new ATH (green line breakout, GLB) it can signal the beginning of a major move. A stock that reached an ATH and then declines so a new green line can be drawn needs to overcome all of the sellers who  bought at higher prices (equals overhead supply).  It may never do so. It therefore is a sign of strength when a stock can have a GLB to a new ATH. See the successful GLB tracker on this blog for a few examples of stocks that rose after a GLB.

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Blog Post: Day 51 of $QQQ short term up-trend; 70 new US highs, 105 lows and 15 at ATHs; $QQQ has now returned to support at its 4 wk average; the up-trend is still intact, see weekly chart and analysis.

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$QQQ was floating well above its rising 4 wk average (red dotted line) last week. That is a sign of being extended. This week it has returned to this important line of support. We have to see if it will close the week above this line. If it fails to, the next line of support is the 10 week average (blue dotted line). A failure to hold there would be a sign of significant weakness and a possible change in trend. I am mainly in cash in my trading account, having been stopped out of my positions.

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