ETF Trading Partner know that the SPX, Gold & Oil are on to something big
Wednesday, June 16th, 2010
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.



Briefly, the wide market’s in a downturn whilst selling volume keeps rising. All over the globe, investors keep accumulating and the United States dollar as they continue to be the safety net for right now. In addition, oil’s in a downturn and trading at a resistance, meaning we must observe lower prices for oil and oil businesses and this will have a hefty weight on the equities market.
When there are economic bad times, having cash is very important. It brings peace of mind to have cash in hand with the option of trading in the market when you have low risk, high probability trades as demonstrated on the charts.
Chris Vermeulen
