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We’re now into the first two weeks of Q4, and we can analyze the Sector Rotation Model to see where the “smart” money is thinking about playing their cards.
It all started 30-odd years ago when Brian D. Beamish developed his trading indicators in his early career. Over the years from 1990, Brian remembers writing out the movements of each indicator by hand and developing the Delacour Index (named after Brian’s middle name).
Where will fund managers put their billions to work? What forecasting methods and principles do they use? How well can they anticipate the outcome of the market?
Learning how to day trade is challenging, especially in poor market states. Having an edge in your trading can set you apart from other market participants when learning how to day trade and allow you to succeed in the market.
2022 started with a bleak outlook in the market, and at TRi, we expected a mini stock market crash into the first half of the year. The January Barometer (A study with the premise that “As goes January, so goes the year”) showed a weak market in the first six months, then a bottoming and rally later in the year.
My journey in learning how to trade cryptocurrency started in 2016. I was lucky enough to find Brian and TRi through a Facebook recommendation or YouTube search.
If you’ve been around TRi for any time, you’ve likely heard about M’s and W’s. Brian often talks about these price patterns, and you’ll see them show up everywhere.
Let’s review where we are in the economic cycle. This blog post will review the first week of April 22 and discover where the market is moving.
This blog post will outline how to start investing in stocks for beginners, intermediate, or pro traders. I'll keep it as short as possible while giving the most value. At the end of this blog, I'll give you a trading resource that (if you use it) will help you become a pro trader.
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