The S and P Five Hundred Daily Exchange Traded Fund chart displays my easy volume analysis throughout corrections of the market.  Throughout early trend stages, pullbacks are easy and fast.  Yet, as trends mature one begins to observe corrections getting a lot more complicated.  We first observed the easy one wave corrections last year, then we observed a much deeper three wave correction, and that was adequate for shaking the most average retail establishments out of the market prior to going higher, and currently it seems like we’re going into a complicated five wave correction that should be adequate for shaking the market once again.

It is vital to observe that the longer a trend lasts, the bigger the shakeouts and corrections have to be to get everybody out.  From what I’ve read and seen all over the web, the circumstances aren’t good.  I believe that this is great.  One more leg down should be adequate for shaking everybody prior to observing a decent ten to twenty percent rally.  As soon as we observe this bounce we may once again analyze the markets to find out if we’re headed back up to test this year’s highs, or if it is merely a rally for a bear market.  All in all, it doesn’t matter if we play the short and long sides of the market.

Gold Exchange Traded Fund keeps unfolding as planned.  We observed a large part of the recent rally and are currently in cash waiting for an additional risk point of entry in the future.

Over the course of the last two months the Crude oil Fund (USO) has been struggling to stay at it’s resistance level.  By looking at the chart below you can see that this fund could either go up or down depending on what happens next in the world.  I don’t want you to get into coin flip trades,  but rather something with more upside.  In the end I would bet that oil will continue to slide as the value of the dollar continues to increase. 

Mid-Week ETF Trading Conclusion:

In summary, the overall market is trending downward with the volume of selling continuing to rise.  Across the globe, investors are accumulating gold and the US dollar, as these appear to safest place to have your wealth for now.  Oil is trending downward with resistance on the trades, which translates to lower oil prices and lower prices on oil company stocks.  This will bring down the equities market.

Cash is important, and throughout uncertain times, this is certain, it’s of much comfort to understand that the majority of the time, we’re in cash, and merely have market involvement when there’s not much of a risk, but a bigger chance on the charts.

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Chris Vermeulen

This week’s been really thrilling thus far for gold, and S and P five hundred traders, as they use mass crowd actions to their benefit. In certain scenarios trading against the majority can be quite lucrative but usually it causes you to lose money, which is the reason I concentrate on taking the opposing side of these moves.

I used a video this week because it saves time and lets me give you even more information. The film displays a small risk gold setup with a small risk S and P five hundred trading set up, and I believe you’ll see fresh things with it.

While investors panicked.we took a long position in gold. Low risk setups can be very beneficial if you use market internals, sentiment readings and technical analysis.

The diagram shown below illustrates gold from its bull market last year in 2009 all the way up to the current situation, which happens to be yielding considerable profit for all of us. I think gold will hit $1400 an ounce but believe there is limited time to cash in on the rally.See my video.

Low Risk Setups for Trading-S&P500 and Gold
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