Stock Market Outlook by NeverLossTrading

Let us take some indications and prepare for our last quarter trading in 2015:

What are the world markets telling us?

• Nikkei: Down 15% from August highs.
• DAX: Down 20% from April highs and Deutsche Bank declaring an earnings problem.
• Heng Seng: Down 15% from April highs.
• S&P 500: Down 3.5% from July highs.
• Crude Oil below $50, and below the cost base of most on land and sea productions, bringing the CAD down 20% in relation to the USD.

There is some room for movement in catching up to the overall world development.

Are you prepared for this?

• Do you have a clear cut downside strategy to short the markets even in your retirement account?
• Are your charts telling you when the move is happening?
• Can you deal with volatility, where after a sharp down move a strong up-reversal is expected?

Imagine, you had the help of the following vector graphic for defining your trade direction and instead of staying in a trend forever, you traded for two-bars, with exit at the closing of the second bar or if the price of the asset moves to the red horizontal stop line. Your buy- or sell stop order placed three cents above the spelled out price threshold.

SPY October 1 – 16, 2015, Trend Catching Chart

A 3.8% net return in 15 days does surely not sound too exciting; however, the NLT Trend Catching system caught 75% of the directional move and if you compounded interest, you would even be ahead of the overall price move of the market: we show you how to do this in our mentorships.

Too make it more exciting for you, let us now take a leveraged product and trade the same index performance with the with a futures product and measure the return based on the same rules:

Emini S&P Index Future: One Contract Performance October 1-15, 2015

Now we are talking: A 67% return was achieved, calculated based on the overnight margin of $5,060 for the Emini S&P Future.

We surely can also show you how the performance would have been, had you traded options or other leveraged products.

NeverLossTrading systems measure the activity of institutional investors and we do not most ingenious, we trade along with the move, from where it starts, to where it ends; only accepting little risk and aiming for what we call explosive breakouts that pay us along the price move.

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Three Months Stock Market Outlook to October 2014

The stock markets remain strong and upwards grinding. The VIX, the Chicago Board Options Exchange Market Volatility Index, a measure of the implied volatility of S&P 500 index options, is grinding towards the 10 year low level of $9.39, which we had in December of 2006.

Let us take a look how VIX on an NLT-Chart with multiple indicators:

The chart shows: 

• VIX on a six month low.
• A major resistance area at a VIX level of $12.80 to $13.80
• Key turning points were indicated by NLT Signals
• The historic line for July expects rather a VIX drop.

Let us take a look, how the markets behaved in in July of 2006 forward to find which indicators helped us the most to find key turning points: 

Chart observation:

• Key turning points happen at NLT Light Tower Signals.
• Dark Green signals allow for a potential early entry, however, key support and resistance levels of NLT Box Lines and Purple Zones need to be respected.
• Swing points show highlighted institutional volume bars.
• After a stronger move, we find a period of sideways grinding market prices.
• When NLT Price Breakout Zones are surpassed (Cyan Zone), trends develop, until they are passed whip saw price action is dominant. 

 Back to today’s SPY chart:

Chart summary:

• SPY is way above the historic trend.
• When the Cyan Zone was left, as strong trend developed and a new cyan zone was not formed yet.
• When you compare peak and valley of the historic curve, you see that we are entering into a period of strength as we did it in 2006.

Trade Summary:
Trade for shorter time frames now and catch trends-in-the-trend and position trade when the next major NLT Light Tower move occurs. 

Our charts have lots of information, in particular, when overlaying three trading systems as in the chart above. What you see is: 

NLT Top-Line: Blue, red and orange signals.

NLT HF-Trading: Dark-Green and light-green signals.

NLT Price-Breakout-Zone: Cyan color zone. 

Each of those systems can be traded independent, while our professional traders prefer to us them all an added them sequential. 

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Good trading,

Thomas