Free weekly newsletter with outlook and brief comments for world stock markets. Weekly reversal levels for stocks, gold and currencies. This method was designed to keep you on the right side of the market most of the time, letting the winners run while avoiding big losses.

1. Reversal Levels - Outlook for week of June 25, 2018
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Number of S&P 500 stocks in bullish trends (blue line): 294 (59%) versus 314 last week.
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Number of S&P 500 stocks in daily bullish mode (red line): 283 (57%) versus 337 last week.
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Situation is bullish but the number of stocks in bullish trends has turned down again. The red line has
dropped below the blue line, putting the recent rally on hold.
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ELC: tentatively turning up. BMO: turning down. Blue snake: up.
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Mixed messages with ELC turning up while BMO is turning down. This is a tricky situation and may
indicate a double top in place. We have to wait happens in the next weeks.
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S&P 500 Weekly chart

3. 
Bearish divergence for Nikkei and DAX.
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Brazil Bovespa stays in bearish trend. Is down 10% since our Sell
signal 3 weeks ago.
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Bonds TLT are weak bearish, stagnating just below weekly RevL.
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Gold is in a bearish trend with no signs of bottom.
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EURUSD is in a bearish trend. Stay short or out.
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Oil is weak bullish. If MoM turns back up it would signal a bullish
continuation.
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Wheat is weak bullish. May have peaked.
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Major indices

4. 
Sell signal for Hong Kong HSI and Sweden
OMX30.
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Speculative Buy signal for Turkey BIST100.
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Partial profits signal for Canada TSX.
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The picture for world markets remains very
mixed. It looks like the correction or bear
market is set to continue in a number of
countries.
World markets
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5. 
Sell signal for CAT and JPM
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Bearish divergence for AXP.
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Partial profit signal for MSFT. An 86% gain in
101 weeks.
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Partial profit signal for UNH. A 74% gain in 87
weeks.
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Partial profit signal for V. A 64% gain in 76
weeks.
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19 stocks bullish, down from 21 last week.
Above 20 = bull market. See article:
Keeping an eye on the Dow stocks
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Market sputters and drops to 19 bullish stocks.
If it falls back below 15 bullish stocks we would
have a serious warning sign.
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30 Dow Jones Industrials stocks
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6. 
Partial profits signal for USDBRL. A 15% gain in 19 weeks.
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Partial profits signal for USDINR. A 5% gain in 17 weeks.
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Partial profits signal for USDTRY. A 31% gain in 38 weeks.
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Currencies tend to make long trending moves, so we don’t get weekly Buy or Sell signals very often.
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For daytraders or swing traders: if you do your trading in the direction of the weekly trend you are
likely to do well in the long run. So, try to buy the pullbacks in currencies pairs that are in weekly
bullish trends and sell the rips during weekly bearish trends.
Currencies
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