🎩🔎 When I read an article in the WSJ 📰 for example, I am reading it wit the understanding that the article will try to influence the thinking of the average trader/investor. For me and what I've seen with my own eyes and discovered with my own analysis over the years is that these articles help institutions with entering/exiting their positions.
Here's what I am thinking when I read this article:
🔎 All 3 major indexes "SHRUGGED OFF" a disappointing jobs report - 🤷♂️ as if to say the market is so strong that no bad data will cause it to 📉 drop. (meanwhile we just witnessed a short term 📉🚦 bearish signal be produced on the daily chart with daily 🟢 demand being removed)
🔎 $AMZN shares report good earnings - 📈🟢 bullish sentence meant to drive price high, no doubt, after institutional 💸 investors bought at lower prices.
🔎 $META & $MSFT drags down the Nasdaq - 👉🧠 putting it in your mind that the #nasdaq dropped because of poor 💰 earnings results (when the Nasdaq dropped because of an institutional 🔴 supply zone located on the weekly timeframe, further establishing that indexes move 📈 up and 📉 down by random forces that can not be predicted beforehand)
🔎 10 Year Tres. Yield bullish statement - 🤔 this comes as the charts show rates inside a major 🔴 supply zone and expectations are a 📉 drop is very likely.
🔎 A Donald 👱♂️ Trump win would be bearish for #bonds - those expecting Trump to win should expect #bonds to continue lower. (maybe it's know beforehand that he will win and this is setting up for traders to take on short positions?)
🎩 These are my takeaways when I read the article. Hopefully this insight is helpful to you.
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