Insightful! Now is the perfect time to explore the world of crypto, including stocks, Looking back, I wish I had started this journey sooner, as it' s simpler than one might think. a special Thanks to Loraine Souvenir’s Program, I've learned the ropes of trading and investing. It's important to understand that success goes beyond just technical analysis, mastering discipline and emotional control is crucial. Consistency in the market is more beneficial than trying to time it perfectly. In the midst of market ups and downs, staying calm is key. With Miss. Loraine Souvenir support, I've not only seen increased profits but also maintained a steady course on my investment journey.
Having access to reliable information is crucial for us as investors to succeed both financially and in life. This is valuable, I've just looked up her full name on my browser and found her webpage without sweat, very much appreciate this
Surprised to see her mentioned here! She tailors trading courses to suit beginners’ needs and really knows her stuff. Her advice has been invaluable to my trading journey-definitely worth it!
Kicking off this year with such high hopes, especially with Bitcoin, has been a journey. Let’s be real while hodling has its place, those waiting for only the big skyrocket moments might be missing out. Day trading has given me more steady, consistent growth thanks to Loraine Souvenir guidance and her daily signals. Couldn’t have done it without her!
It's truly refreshing to see a comment about Loraine Souvenir. I've also had the pleasure of working with her for several months after discovering more about her online. She has a knack for simplifying complex issues, whether it's a market surge or decline. Her approach consistently keeps you ahead of the curve. I'd call her a guru, for sure
thanks for your follow up! A video about the short term oversold / overbought signal would be much appreciated. What's the name of this followed indicator ?
Obviously, if you compare the S&P500 to the SPDR high dividend ETF WITHOUT adjusting for the dividends payed out it makes the dividend stocks look bad. We need to compare total returns to have a fair comparison.
Hi Chris - I've heard you talk about using inverse ETFs as a strategy to play the downside but my feeling regarding this in the past is that the decay on these ETFs are just so bad that if you don't time it just perfectly that you stand to actually lose quite a bit. What are your feelings on this?
You don't listen very well. If we are in decline Chris and many others have pointed out in the past that some of the biggest rallies occur in Bear markets. You never see just a straight line down right??
I have to disagree with your view on the dxy. If we look at the chart we can see the price is in a near perfect chanel since around 2006. Its hitting the top of this chanel and already put in a topping tail 3 days ago. It may go higher but the TA sais its unlikely
I think he may have done one. You might have to search for it. I use fib extensions every day, primarily observing .618 and 1 for retraces. Google their use, examples. Look in your own charting software and practice ... see if you can predict the anticipated move. A good tip is to identify say a swing high point. If you see that clear high, then price dumps, such that there is a strong 'impulse' move (in this case) down - that's what you're looking for. A strong impulse will blow past previous minor lows, past a couple of the recent low candle wicks perhaps put in a few days or weeks before (on a daily time-frame). The more wicks and lows it blows past, the stronger the impulse. When it puts in a low, now you have your "interim" high/low points, wait for a retrace high, set your fibs from the high/low/high to project key points for a follow-through from the initial impulse move. From there, the one that I most use is the .618 retracement. Does price make it that far? If it does, does it pull back just a little and refind its momentum? If so, 1 is a probable target. You need 3 points - high, low, high, set fibs there. Or low, high, low, set fibs on those points. 3 tips: practice, practice, practice. If it fails, analyse why something didn't work. Sometimes markets shift and wreck your move, so that happens. There are no guarantees but it you always have short-term upside AND downside targets it will reduce your emotion. I've used fibs thousands of times. They are super useful, takes 30 seconds to set-up. A real key is to learn to identify the strength of an impulse wave. The stronger that wave, then retrace, the stronger the follow-thru wave 'should be'. With all of this in mind, it will reduce your being whipsawed in confusion. If you see a strong impulse wave down, then it does a relief rally, you might be more ready if it does a sudden sharp follow-through reversing again back down. If you accurately anticipate a target, now you're more data driven, less emotion. I also often use zig-zag moves. A starting point. B end of impulse wave C retrace D target, where length AB = CD I use both methods. Sometimes one works better than the other on a particular chart. It varies. Key is the strength of the initial impulse wave (AB) Lastly, no tool is ever 100%. It's really probability, not a guarantee. Hopefully this gets you started. Watch some videos of it. Seeing is simpler to understand than my description, probably.
As long as the dollar holds this uptrend i will be adding to stock shorts, not today though, although tomorrow I might dougle down with a stop above todays high. Not investment advice...😅
where that crazy talk about 10 year UST going up to 8% and above is coming from? Rates are not going up unless Congress throws money at everyone like during 2020. Tariff are not Congress.
Great I sight Chris thank you! Don't you think it's time for an office tour?? Introduce us to your wonderful team members and also it would be great to hear about their expectations for 2025!! Have good one :)
Chris I really like your work you seem like the real deal and really on top of navigating the markets I should just bite the bullet and subscribe to one of your services.
life is good, playing both ways and knowing the ranges with confidence 🤑if anyone wants your digits to go up no matter what the market does listen to this man !!💪💪💪
@@TheTechnicalTraders “Time is money my friend” I was too bearish for too long, just got back in a couple months ago and been killing it. It’s painful to return to a bearish thesis after a very brief time exposed to a profitable market.
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Thanks. Be sure to take off the star at the end when pasting this link everyone. I'm sure you would have figured that out 😉
Insightful! Now is the perfect time to explore the world of crypto, including stocks, Looking back, I wish I had started this journey sooner, as it' s simpler than one might think. a special Thanks to Loraine Souvenir’s Program, I've learned the ropes of trading and investing. It's important to understand that success goes beyond just technical analysis, mastering discipline and emotional control is crucial. Consistency in the market is more beneficial than trying to time it perfectly. In the midst of market ups and downs, staying calm is key. With Miss. Loraine Souvenir support, I've not only seen increased profits but also maintained a steady course on my investment journey.
Having access to reliable information is crucial for us as investors to succeed both financially and in life. This is valuable, I've just looked up her full name on my browser and found her webpage without sweat, very much appreciate this
Surprised to see her mentioned here! She tailors trading courses to suit beginners’ needs and really knows her stuff. Her advice has been invaluable to my trading journey-definitely worth it!
Kicking off this year with such high hopes, especially with Bitcoin, has been a journey. Let’s be real while hodling has its place, those waiting for only the big skyrocket moments might be missing out. Day trading has given me more steady, consistent growth thanks to Loraine Souvenir guidance and her daily signals. Couldn’t have done it without her!
It's truly refreshing to see a comment about Loraine Souvenir. I've also had the pleasure of working with her for several months after discovering more about her online. She has a knack for simplifying complex issues, whether it's a market surge or decline. Her approach consistently keeps you ahead of the curve. I'd call her a guru, for sure
I gained more knowledge and a better understanding of trading with her strategy. I increased my portfolio from 1.7 BTC to 4.35 BTC.
We’ve been in a “stage 3 topping phase” for years now. That’s a long phase
These phases take years yes, topping, bottoming or consolidation generally take a year or couple years to present itself and complete.
We don't need any info from the peanut gallery dipchit.
Ya, major cycles and economy don’t turn sharp like a seadoo or golf cart :)
@@brisom40That includes you…
Thank you again Mr. Chris Vermeulen
hey chris, could it be argued that the last few days on the s&p500 is a bull flag?
Following price makes sense as that might influence external factors rather than the other way round .
Thanks for interesting update .
thanks for your follow up! A video about the short term oversold / overbought signal would be much appreciated. What's the name of this followed indicator ?
I fell in love with my stocks in 2008. Still haven't recovered. That's why I like Chris.
Obviously, if you compare the S&P500 to the SPDR high dividend ETF WITHOUT adjusting for the dividends payed out it makes the dividend stocks look bad. We need to compare total returns to have a fair comparison.
Thanks very much for your videos
Just what the housing market needs, more investors as apposed to single families owning a home. As the great wealth transfer continues.
Are there any financial firms in Canada that use his strategy/service?
Hi Chris - I've heard you talk about using inverse ETFs as a strategy to play the downside but my feeling regarding this in the past is that the decay on these ETFs are just so bad that if you don't time it just perfectly that you stand to actually lose quite a bit. What are your feelings on this?
Chris should probably separate his technical analysis positioning from his macro forecasting for the room temperature IQ peeps.
Didnt you say the market will crash? why all is up today then?
Ya. Market only go one way. Ignore fundamental, technical, liquidity, trend etc... go figure
@@providencez9496 answer my question
learn and know the cycles and you wouldnt say that :)
You don't listen very well. If we are in decline Chris and many others have pointed out in the past that some of the biggest rallies occur in Bear markets. You never see just a straight line down right??
@@martiallaw1233 I learned so I know
You said short the market!
Big fan can't wait for some real signals to move on! I think you have your cell phone on your desk and on vibrate then the mic picks it up.
I do/did… where do you hear it, I wanna see what it sounds like. Time stamp?
I have to disagree with your view on the dxy. If we look at the chart we can see the price is in a near perfect chanel since around 2006. Its hitting the top of this chanel and already put in a topping tail 3 days ago. It may go higher but the TA sais its unlikely
Please can you make a video on how to make use of Fibonacci... 😢
I think he may have done one. You might have to search for it.
I use fib extensions every day, primarily observing .618 and 1 for retraces. Google their use, examples. Look in your own charting software and practice ... see if you can predict the anticipated move.
A good tip is to identify say a swing high point. If you see that clear high, then price dumps, such that there is a strong 'impulse' move (in this case) down - that's what you're looking for. A strong impulse will blow past previous minor lows, past a couple of the recent low candle wicks perhaps put in a few days or weeks before (on a daily time-frame). The more wicks and lows it blows past, the stronger the impulse. When it puts in a low, now you have your "interim" high/low points, wait for a retrace high, set your fibs from the high/low/high to project key points for a follow-through from the initial impulse move. From there, the one that I most use is the .618 retracement. Does price make it that far? If it does, does it pull back just a little and refind its momentum? If so, 1 is a probable target.
You need 3 points - high, low, high, set fibs there.
Or low, high, low, set fibs on those points.
3 tips: practice, practice, practice. If it fails, analyse why something didn't work. Sometimes markets shift and wreck your move, so that happens. There are no guarantees but it you always have short-term upside AND downside targets it will reduce your emotion. I've used fibs thousands of times. They are super useful, takes 30 seconds to set-up.
A real key is to learn to identify the strength of an impulse wave. The stronger that wave, then retrace, the stronger the follow-thru wave 'should be'. With all of this in mind, it will reduce your being whipsawed in confusion. If you see a strong impulse wave down, then it does a relief rally, you might be more ready if it does a sudden sharp follow-through reversing again back down. If you accurately anticipate a target, now you're more data driven, less emotion.
I also often use zig-zag moves.
A starting point.
B end of impulse wave
C retrace
D target, where length AB = CD
I use both methods. Sometimes one works better than the other on a particular chart. It varies. Key is the strength of the initial impulse wave (AB)
Lastly, no tool is ever 100%. It's really probability, not a guarantee. Hopefully this gets you started. Watch some videos of it. Seeing is simpler to understand than my description, probably.
The government isn't going to let rates get that high. Not right now, anyway
They actually don't have total control like people think
deflation by spring, negative rates by fall
hmmm... doubtful but I guess we'll see.
Didn't have time to day trade / within the week swing trade. Portfolio got crushed 12% in 4 days. There's definitely an overreaction on selling.
Chris, you made a good call on BTC. I'm following these predictiins and, if correct, I'm getting your emailsa and will subscribe.
Thank you 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Do you go live on RUclips,
I have never done one, but maybe we should try it?
@TheTechnicalTraders I believe RUclips is missing you and your expertise.
So happy you're posting these videos more frequently. Thank you.
As long as the dollar holds this uptrend i will be adding to stock shorts, not today though, although tomorrow I might dougle down with a stop above todays high. Not investment advice...😅
Who wants to make 10%? No one. We are on RUclips brother.
Like your thoughts, thank you.
Can you make a video analysis on Canadian dividend REITS please? Thanks
where that crazy talk about 10 year UST going up to 8% and above is coming from? Rates are not going up unless Congress throws money at everyone like during 2020. Tariff are not Congress.
Great I sight Chris thank you! Don't you think it's time for an office tour?? Introduce us to your wonderful team members and also it would be great to hear about their expectations for 2025!! Have good one :)
Sounds great 🎉🎉🎉
Great idea
Nice bounce off the 20dma on dxy today.
Thanks!
Bears lose 90% of the time
Chris I really like your work you seem like the real deal and really on top of navigating the markets I should just bite the bullet and subscribe to one of your services.
Stop fudding my bags. Stocks only go up Chris! TLT to 150
If that happens, very bullish fir equities. BTW, I bought TLT 2 days ago.
@ bought TLT months ago, down bad lol
@@garym6206 major trend change. We shall see.
... and I thought I was the king of winter zip ups : )
LOL. It's Time to step up your winter zip-up game :)
life is good, playing both ways and knowing the ranges with confidence 🤑if anyone wants your digits to go up no matter what the market does listen to this man !!💪💪💪
But first 'Blow off Top' 😂
This dude shares some generally good ideas, but he’s been -ev for me since I subscribed a few weeks ago.
you should probably give it more than a few weeks.
This is an investing strategy, time is money. You don't hire and test out a financial advisor for a few weeks, it does not work that way Joe.
@@waynesnelling8259 I definitely agree!
My golf instructor tells me my expectations are too high...sadly he is correct
@@TheTechnicalTraders “Time is money my friend” I was too bearish for too long, just got back in a couple months ago and been killing it. It’s painful to return to a bearish thesis after a very brief time exposed to a profitable market.