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Expect Q3 Earnings Price Surprises – Chris Vermeulen (10/03/2018)

Our focus is on developing and deploying very specialized price modeling and predictive analysis systems.  Our objective is to inform our members of these potential price moves and to assist them in finding successful trading opportunities.  We are alerting all of our followers of a potential move today, because we believe this move could frighten some investors as we expect price rotation as Q3 earnings data is released just before the November 2018 mid-term elections.

The weekly $INDU (Dow Industrial Average) chart shows our Adaptive Predictive Learning (ADL) modeling system at work.  In this example, we asked our ADL system what it believed would be the most likely outcome originating from July 23, 2018.  The reason we selected this date is because this weekly price bar prompted the current upside price move.  This type of price trigger can often generate highly accurate future predictive price data.  This bar consisted of 11 unique price markers that predict future price moves, first lower, then back to the upside, with a range of probability from 83% to 96%.  The initial downside price move suggests that an initial -800 to -1000 pt move (-4%) will take place before November 10, 2018.  Subsequently, price should begin to move upward again after the US mid-term elections and through the end of 2018.

 

In conclusion, October is known as a weak month for US equities so get ready for price volatility and expect the Tech-heavy NASDAQ to rotate in a larger range than the S&P and the $INDU. Additionally, expect the VIX to increase in value over the next 30+ days as October passes.

I will admit the charts in July/Early September were showing signs of a market correction in mind September but no bearish reversal pattern formed and price continued higher. During this time we closed out a position in YINN for 14% profit and another 4.3% in the IYT ETF. This goes to show how we can profit to the long side even when we are expecting a sell off the markets. We trade based on technical analysis and use our ADL and other forecasting analysis to add more conviction to a move, but we don’t trade based on predictions along.

If you want to know how we help our members find and execute for greater success, visit www.TheTechnicalTraders.com to see our completed trades for this year and learn how we can help you find great opportunities now and in the future.

Chris Vermeulen


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