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Another sell day. Did we just see the top?In tonight's episode of common sense market analysis we'll take a look around the markets, our favorite market leading indicators and put the pieces of the puzzle together.One of our favorites, even our best canary was singing today.  Even after the market closed, NFLX was taken out behind the woodshed. They won't be a help to the bulls on Thursday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One specific market may be providing all the clues and evidence we need as traders to be on the correct side of the next big trade.We have our favorite market leading indicators and we have our favorite canary in the coal mine, so in this episode it's worthwile to view the weekly as well as other charts.We were looking for a turn or acceleration point mid week. Will we get one? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An early gap and crap amounted to a market that went nowhere at the end of the day.We're getting into earnings season which should help to bring back a touch of volitlity to the markets.There were a few markets that lagged behind today, but not enough to hang our hat on.In this episode, we'll also take a look at GE from a longer term perspective. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The burning question traders have right now is...How high can the market go and what happens when it gets there.Again the S&P, DOW and Nasdaq markets market new highs all at the same time markets are expecting an interest rate cut.We are certainly living through an unusual time in the market. While in the future, something of substance will come to light and have market participants running for cover. In the mean time, you ride the wave as long as you can, until she breaks... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Even when markets try and sell, the magic hand appears and buys them up.They're headed for a higher number, we've seen this before and nobody can believe it all the way up.The market climbs the wall of worry higher than traders ever think it can.Gold is on a breakout, Crude Oil bounced right back. The markets are acting as if there is an endless suppply of liquidity hitting the capital markets. Hmmmmm.It's all in this eposide of common sense market analysis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Traders got the excuse they were looking for.We discussed the fact we were waiting. They're not waiting anymore.In tonight's episode of common sense market analysis we'll discuss the higher market, how high it can go and whether or not we'll see any downside anytime soon.We'll also discuss other markets that can be leading or lagging technical indicators. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why are markets so quiet? Once again we're waiting on another version of Kabuki Theater.The Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will be testifying in front of two different congressional committees over the next two days.Are market participants expecting a revelation from the testimony. No, but it's an excuse to wait for an excuse to move the market in one direction or another.We did have some divergences throughout the market today, but things were so quiet that we're simply going to have to wait along with everyone else for clear direction and some volume to show up again.Right now there's a lack of conviction buying or selling. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Volume was absent, trading was quiet and markets are winding up for another "bigger than a bread box" move...In tonight's episode, we'll discuss both the bear and the bull case, we'll look at numbers and walk and talk through all the necessary charts of the various markets we cover such as the IWM, Transports, Semiconductors, Financials, and more...We have all types of possible items that could provide juicy moves in the market. Federal Reserve, China Trade, Iran conflict, and more under the covers... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another end of day mystery buyer shows up to light a fuse under the market.Is this garden variety shananigans, or are the institutional buyers really trying to tell us all something. As the week progresses, the volume and interested stock market participants will become less and less evident - under normal garden variety market conditions.There were some interesting developments with our market leading indicators.We'll review all the chart and technical details to give us the clearest picture possible. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's burning question traders are asking is...Was this a gap and crap, or do prices still have a higher destination in mind?In tonight's episode of common sense market analysis, we'll look at both sides of the market. We'll review various charts from around the market and mutlitple time frames to get the clearest picture we can. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Too many traders struggle with the emotional side of trading and investing.In this episode, we'll uncover an awareness traders need to realize in order to proceed forward and find profits and the kind of success they deserve and desire.we're going to talk about something near and dear to many trader's hearts. Trading psychology. There's many components to trading psychology, but for this sliver of knowledge, we'll discuss the thing that sits between our ears. Our brain, but it's not just our brain. It actually has an alter ego. We'll gain an understanding of the difference between our brain and our mind. The first question we'll answer is what's the difference between our brain and our mind? Just as important as the fact that there is a difference. We'll learn why there's a difference. Why our conscious mind must be aware of the difference. Once we're aware and only once we're aware, we'll be able to apply that awareness to our trading and finally we'll get one who

Are we on the verge of another melt up in the stock market?Based on Friday's close, there were some late day shenanigans at work by the trick, trap, fool and frustrate crew.Can it be a sell the news event? Of course it can.In this episode of common sense market analysis, we'll look at both the bull market and bear market case, put the puzzle pieces on the table and continue in search of the clearest picture we can find about where the market is headed next...  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Russell 2000 may be telling a story the bears dont' want to hear.In this episode we'll take a look around the horn at all markets to see what puzzle pieces we can fit together today.Either the trick, trap, fool and frustrate crew are out in full force, or the market is setting up for a big move.  Tune in to see which way the charts are indicating... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let's discuss both the bullish and bearish case for markets.We have several things floating around still on the table. Next up is the G-20 meeting and the hope of a trade deal with China.We'll look at a variety of charts and technical patterns and prices that give us the puzzle pieces we need to continue building the picture of where the stock market is headed next.We're likely to see larger swings in both directions emerge. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Did markets just put in a top. We've been discussing the probability we were in the time zone for a market turn. They were weak today, stayed weak and finished weak. That's not bullish behavior.It's garden variety, bearish behavior. However, one day doesn't make a trend, so we'll need more evidence before jumping to conclusions. We're still keepin close tabs on our favorite market leading indicators such as the IWM, TRAN, Financials, Simi-Conductors (SMH) and more.We look at a variety of different charts from a techincal and common sense perspective. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Let's explore why markets are already in the summer doldrums.  There's an old trader saying: "Don't short a dull market."We'll see if that holds true throughout the summer months, but right now there are various markets providing interesting clues about what's really going on. Is the breadth good? Are leading indicators signaling a bull run? We'll discuss it all and more... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of common sense market analysis, we'll discuss the current market, where the top is likely to be and how the other markets continue to show clues and evidence of divergences... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

All time fresh new highs in the S&P 500. In tonight's episode, we'll discuss where the extreme upside target could be during a further melt up and panic buying phase.We'll also look around markets in many different ways to get a sense for what's under the hood. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Fed is passed and the burning question is what happens to markets next.In this episode of common sense market anlaysis we'll look at all the necessary markets, Where they are and what clues are being provided and when they might occur.We're entering another important time zone for markets, and it's their job to make as many traders and investors look like fools as possible.Here we go.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Markets found reason to send prices higher in anticipation of the Fed announcement Wednesday afternoon.The big question on traders minds is whether or not we'll see a sell the news event.The trick, trap, fool and frustrate crew might have a different idea, but under normal garden variety market conditions, they won't just blast off to new highs without a fake out first... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.