As mentioned in the blog post dealing with the Emerging Markets,
it initially seemed like there was a huge Head and Shoulders pattern brewing in
the market. The Head & Shoulders patterns, as mentioned previously, can be
either a top or a bottom formation depending on whether it’s upright or
inverted.
However, recent Emerging Market analysis suggests that
instead of the bearish Head and shoulders formation, market might be tracing
out a very bullish pattern. Since Emerging Market’s chart is very similar
to the Global Stock Market Index (shown below), it has far reaching implications for the
global stock markets.
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Markets will be analyzed from the following perspectives:
- Market Structure
- Elliott Wave Analysis
- Proprietary Resistance/ Support line
- Technical strength of recent rally
- Key price levels to keep in mind
- Fundamental analysis
- Long-term impact the two patterns
Hopefully, this analysis will clarify market’s potentials
over the next few months and probably next year.
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ReplyDeleteNaqvi, I just read your analysis. It looks as though there is no reason to "jump all in" into the market at this point and to wait for the IPM window to see how your scenerios play out. Either way, bull or bear, the amount of potential market movement from your analysis is huge. Thanks! Brad
ReplyDeleteBrad, Naqvi also said that the US markets have gone up on top of all other markets. This is a bullish sign. My strategy is to stick with the US Markets as i am still invested 50% and 50% cash. I'll stick with it until January or so. I hoping this bottom in Dec 17 will spark a new bullish medium term up trend.
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