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Strip away everything you can. Get rid of the trendlines. Remove the retracement patterns. Delete the tints. Even get rid of the price data itself! Just leave in place a trio of exponential moving averages: 50, 100, and 200. Draw your own conclusions. I’ve certainly drawn mine.
A few years ago, i wrote a book called Joy of Charting, which was a combination introduction to technical analysis as well as a guide to SlopeCharts.
It was originally just an eBook, but I’ve updated it and printed it up as a good-looking 234 page honest-to-God printed book which I am giving away free to anyone who signs up for any of Slope’s paid memberships.
Printing the book and shipping to you is something I’ll pay for – – all you need to do is sign up for a package (even the humble Bronze monthly!) and tell me where you’d like me to ship it, and you’ll have it in a couple of days! Click here to choose your package, and the book is yours!
Instead of taking the easy way out and doing a video, I’ve gathered up thirteen important ETFs in chart form and will say a few words about each one. As always, you can click on any of these charts for a screen-filling version. We begin with commodities, which had an incredibly important week since it finally (finally!!) completed its right triangle top pattern. What a beauty! And, as with so many equities and ETFs after this week, there is a plain-as-day gap to use as a resistance anchor point.
The favored NFTRH plan is working out well as we planned the Q4 (2022) – Q1 (2023) rally back in November and as lumpy as it has been, it is intact to this day. Amid the fade in the inflation trades, our projected leadership (Tech and Semi, amid a disinflationary interim Goldilocks theme) is fully intact as well.
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