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    I hadn't considered dipping a toe into crypto believing that its too risky, at least in the near term.

    I don't necessarily buy into Coolhand's view of Central Banks and paper currency, but I have started keeping track of daily close of BTC-USD and ETH-USD trying to at least become familiar with the daily ebb and flow. I need to get smarter on that Wallet business...

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    Wednesday's pullback did little technical damage. Breadth is falling, but remains solidly bullish. The options are neutral for Thursday. NAAIM reports later this morning. Big news day with IG report coming out today (planned anyway). Anything can happen over the next few days.

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    Quote Originally Posted by turbo23dog View Post
    I hadn't considered dipping a toe into crypto believing that its too risky, at least in the near term.

    I don't necessarily buy into Coolhand's view of Central Banks and paper currency, but I have started keeping track of daily close of BTC-USD and ETH-USD trying to at least become familiar with the daily ebb and flow. I need to get smarter on that Wallet business...
    study blockchain. this will be used to usher in cashless society worldwide. the one final crypto which will be used, only the global elitist know that one. last I read most corps are using ethereum crypto and not bitcoin.

    "Our Constitution was made only for a Moral and Religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the goverment of any other." John Adams 10/11/1798

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    No real change to the charts, so I'm not posting them. Breadth rose on today's action, so it remains bullish. The options are leaning a bit bearish for Friday. NAAIM got even more bullish then they already were. That could bring some selling over then next day or three, but it's bullish otherwise. Any selling would likely still be very contained.

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    It was a mixed week for the TSP stock funds last week, with the C fund posting a modest gain, the S fund a moderate gain and the I fund a moderate loss. However, the C and S funds are sporting pretty sizable gains for the month so far.

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    The S fund is still overbought. The C fund has some room to run before it gets overbought (based on RSI). Both are showing signs of fatigue, but that may not mean a decline is approaching. Based on sentiment and breadth, I don't think we are going to see anything of importance on the downside in the short term.

    Breadth remains positive, but its parabolic rise has tempered for the time being.

    The options flipped bullish for Monday. NAAIM is bullish, though there may still be some weakness over the next day or two based on their increased bullishness from Thursday's survey. I doubt it will amount to much even if we get some. TSP Talk remains pretty bulled up.

    There certainly doesn't seem to be much concern for selling pressure. That's complacency, but that could linger for some time, so we can't rely on that as a surgical indicator.

    I'm looking for more sideways to up action next week.

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    As always, much appreciated 👍🏻

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    I second that.

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    Monday saw some immediate selling pressure, which I suspected we would see, but as I also suspected it didn't last long as those initial losses were largely retraced. While the C and S funds did close negative on the day, the S fund had another gain (and all-time high). Judging by Tuesday's futures, the market is in for another downside shot at the bell. Can the market remain resilient?

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    Breadth closed higher on Monday and remains quite bullish. My intermediate term system is still positive, but looking somewhat toppy. The options are neutral for today.

    Both charts look bullish. Momentum is falling on the S&P 500, but not on the DWCPF. I suspect that the market is going to continue to remain resilient as the bears try to turn it, but trade tariffs could eventually top the market. I cannot predict with accuracy how this plays out, but I am not a long term bull. For the short term, it's best to continue buying dips.

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    Downside pressure returned on Tuesday, and once more the market staged some degree of a comeback.

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    The charts above have still not changed enough to take them out of their bullish stance; especially the DWCPF. The EFA is falling apart by contrast.

    Breadth moved a bit lower today, but remains positive. The options are neutral again this evening. My intermediate term system is now under attack and could flip negative on continued selling pressure.

    I said at the beginning of the week that I was looking for sideways to up action for the week. So far, it's been more negative than anything. That could be a carry over from the NAAIM reading last week. My bigger concern is the tariffs, which are not going to be positives for the market (intentionally). I find it interesting that both gold and silver are under attack again. It's also interesting how the dollar remains strong. Bigger picture, there is a battle going on for monetary control on a global level. This bull market will not last under any circumstance as this battle plays out. I am now neutral short term, but bearish longer term.


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    Quote Originally Posted by coolhand View Post
    The EFA is falling apart by contrast.
    Great...I decided to enter the I Fund today.

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    We bounced. Now what? Well, the DWCPF hit a fresh all-time high, which is bullish at face value.

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    Breadth remains bullish. The OEX P/C is bearish for Thursday. My intermediate term system improved today and remains bullish.

    NAAIM reports tomorrow.

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    Thursday's smack down wiped out the DWCPF's weekly gain. All 3 TSP stock funds are now down for the week. But futures point to a rally to start Friday's trading session.

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    The DWCPF chart still looks bullish to my eye, though RSI fell noticeably hard on Thursday. That leaves room for some trepidation moving forward in the short term. The S&P 500 is not making new highs and momentum has been largely negative since last week. Still, it could very well turn back up and catch the bears by surprise.

    My intermediate term system is not far from flipping negative again. Breadth is still positive, but under attack. The options are now neutral. NAAIM got less bullish, but they certainly aren't bearish and that tells me the downside is likely still limited in the short-term.

    It's a mixed picture, but the bulls still have the upper hand. I think they can press their advantage for now.

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