Portfolios (S&P500, Nasdaq100, DAX, US Stocks)
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I'll start a New Portfolio.
In the âAll ETFs Portfolioâ I trade ETFs of all markets and indexes in the world.
The great majority of Exchange Traded Funds/Indexes that I´ll trade are leveraged, which makes this portfolio a very high risk portfolio.
My goal is to follow market trends, and with a higher risk achieve a higher return.
The portfolio is composed by 5 ETFs.
In the âAll ETFs Portfolioâ I trade ETFs of all markets and indexes in the world.
The great majority of Exchange Traded Funds/Indexes that I´ll trade are leveraged, which makes this portfolio a very high risk portfolio.
My goal is to follow market trends, and with a higher risk achieve a higher return.
The portfolio is composed by 5 ETFs.
I sold the stocks for different reasons:
1. I think the markets can go down a few days (Maybe one or two days?)
2. To be possible for me to buy others stocks.
3. LTON´s average daily volume of transactions has remained low and also because the stock it is near to a horizontal line resistance.
Despite the low trading volume I don´t put aside to buy again the stock.
4. EGHT and WIBC not rose as much as I expected. I want to buy stocks that go up a little faster.
1. I think the markets can go down a few days (Maybe one or two days?)
2. To be possible for me to buy others stocks.
3. LTON´s average daily volume of transactions has remained low and also because the stock it is near to a horizontal line resistance.
Despite the low trading volume I don´t put aside to buy again the stock.
4. EGHT and WIBC not rose as much as I expected. I want to buy stocks that go up a little faster.
Today, for example, I had predicted that market was going to fall but I hold the vast majority of positions in the portfolios.
This is because I have many open positions and I wouldn't have time to do many updates.
I will hold the great majority of positions as long as I believe that the trend will continue.
This is because I have many open positions and I wouldn't have time to do many updates.
I will hold the great majority of positions as long as I believe that the trend will continue.
The NASDAQ 100 fell -1, 54% this week, which reflects the considerable weight of the Apple in this index and its great dependence on and affinity with the movements seen on the Apple. If the Apple continues to drop, the market will be unable to rise because the NASDAQ influences the remaining indexes.
The Apple support lines have been broken, which is a bad sign.
The Apple fell the last four consecutive weeks, which does not happen often. Since 2009, this is the third time this happens.
In the last two times, the market has recovered very rapidly.
The MSCI All Country World Index Fund continues to have higher lows and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF is close to the 50 days moving average where, since June, has reacted positively.
This weekâs poll of its members by the American Association of Individual Investors is at 44, 5% bearish, only 28, 7% bullish.
The traditional interpretation of sentiment readings is contrarian, meaning that AAII Investor Sentiment is giving a possible bullish signal.
It is difficult to predict what will happen, but I still think that the market will rise.
The Apple support lines have been broken, which is a bad sign.
The Apple fell the last four consecutive weeks, which does not happen often. Since 2009, this is the third time this happens.
In the last two times, the market has recovered very rapidly.
The MSCI All Country World Index Fund continues to have higher lows and the SPDR S&P 500 ETF is close to the 50 days moving average where, since June, has reacted positively.
This weekâs poll of its members by the American Association of Individual Investors is at 44, 5% bearish, only 28, 7% bullish.
The traditional interpretation of sentiment readings is contrarian, meaning that AAII Investor Sentiment is giving a possible bullish signal.
It is difficult to predict what will happen, but I still think that the market will rise.