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image from Ryan Detrick showing sentiment. It's actually quite low

General Market and Commodity Weekend Newsletters- Free

Hello everyone, here's our very comprehensive free market newsletters, one for the general market and one for commodities.  Make sure to look at these when you have time as I discuss the bigger picture and my thoughts/concerns for this year:

- Click here to view the General Market Newsletter

- Click here to view the Commodities Newsletter

I had posted this on our Twitter account last night, make sure to follow us

enjoy the rest of your day!

Matthew Frailey

ATR Trailing Stop Indicator

SPX price bounced off that ATR quite nicely, at least for now..

Triple Tops or Triple Breakouts? Don't see this often!

Article by Chris Kimble:

http://blog.kimblechartingsolutions.com/2015/07/triple-tops-or-triple-breakouts-dont-see-this-often/

I shared this chart with members last week, taking a long-term look at one index in the states and one from Europe, that both look a ton alike!

This 2-packs at the Valu-Line Geometric index and the FTSE-100 from London. Both hit highs in 2000 and then proceeded to fall around 50% each in the 2002-2003 window. Then they rallied back into the 2007 time frame, reaching the 2000 levels, where the both peaked again, followed by another 50% decline.

Since the 2009 lows, each has rallied back and each is now testing the 2000/2007 highs again.

To me, this is a good example of correlation these days on a global basis, reflecting that correlation is pretty darn high.  The challenge with correlation these days is…say we own 100 stocks or numerous indices around the world, thinking we are diversified. If they all move together, do we have a diversified portfolio or basically one giant holding?

Humbly I believe we live in risky times, not due to the chart above though. The high degree of correlation raises risks for all of us.

Will it be different the third time and each breaks resistance? Sure could as the trend is up and each are above long-term moving averages. Should a breakout take place here by one of them, the other could follow along with other key indices that have been stuck at breakout levels since the first of this year!

Few investors are bullish at this time and if a breakout would happen, it would catch a good percentage of investors by surprise. This chart from Ryan Detrick reflects AAII bullish levels that were last hit at the 2003 & 2009 market lows.

The stock/bond ratio also finds itself at key breakout/resistance test levels at the same time!

Several markets from around the world have paused at key price levels, so far acting as resistance. How they handle this could tell us a ton about where markets will be at the end of this year!

Comparison Charts

GDX BPGDM system stats update

with the absolute carnage in this sector the system trade from the BGPDM renko system is up 33.6%, crazy

XLE Daily- Channel

Bullish Percent Gold Miners Index (BPGDM) Almost back to Zero

Gold Commercial Net Short

Only dropped by 5K to 48K, needs to go lower and I'm sure it will

SPX Daily at ATR Trailing Stop

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From a Member- SPX Breadth

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From A Member- Chris Kimble: Life could get cheaper if these break support

Life could get cheaper if these break support!

Posted by Chris Kimble on 07/14/2015 

A Big Picture signal could be coming from products most of use on a daily basis!

The 4-pack below looks at Crude Oil, Coffee, Copper and Cattle.

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Crude Oil broke below a support line that had been in place for the past 7-years. Of late it kissed the underside of this new resistance line and has been soft since.

Coffee’s weakness over the past 9-months has it testing a support line dating back to the lows in 2001.

Copper is attempting  to break a 10-year support line.

Cattle is on a support line dating back to the lows in 2009.

Support is support until broken! If support would give way for each of these, the price message from billions of free thinking people could be an important macro message and it could be sending a macro message to the stock markets.

Stay tuned to see if these important commodities can hold at support!

Weekend General Market and Commodity Newsletters, July 12, 2015- free

Hope everyone had a nice weekend! Here's my free commodities weekend newsletter, click on URL below

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