$SPX, ETF's, gold, oil... and some momentum stocks.

$XAU ETF :
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Hi Moise.

Looks like som kind of head&shoulder in GOOG, and there is that big gap.

 

Hi Tyren,

You are right

 

CL : 1-3 days from now CL can have a G-pullback(Gartley) :
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3 drive and "broadening top/bottom" are patterns discovered 50+ years ago.

1.272 is the normal fib.

They often have a good reward/risk(big move). Last target is often 1.272 of the pattern/range on the opposite side.


FTSE and CAC 40 : broadening top. Fib ca. 1.272.
S&P500 : 3 drive, but not very good. Fib 2.000 or something.

 

Astro :
I have put on the forecast-turn-dates on the FTSE-allshare chart. Dates can be adjusted +-1 day when we get closer to the dates.
For example 27.dec was adjusted to 26.dec..

29.dec to 13.jan is model2 down and model1(best model) is up. 2 weeks disagrement. Biggest disagreement since 1.sep has been ca. 2 days. So I mark this 2 week disagreement with "D" on the forecast-dates on the chart.

 

Bonds lead with 1 month. Normally $SPX will have 1 month pullback down.
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Both $NASI/$NYSI and bonds have a 1 month lead this time. In october they did not agree.
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CL : the chart shows the advantage of using 2 bar entry-trigger on this size G-pullback in Crude oil. Same for A-pullback. I use one bar on g- and a-pullbacks.
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