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How We Did This Week: More Fast Profits with the QQQQ


by Paul DeCaro    July 2nd, 2010


In a Nutshell
New Opportunities
Market Trends
Comparative Performance
Alternative Markets
Sectors
Bottom line


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What We Are Doing
 
- The markets reversed the previous week's timid countertrend and plunged down again this week. Support has been broken and further down-move is expected. The long term bearish turn still needs to be confirmed.

Click here to see the profitable trade triggers we worked on the QQQQ (NASDAQ), provided as a sampling from the additional trades executed in our portfolios.

What The Markets Are Doing - S&P500 and DowJones equities reversed course this week and broke through mid-term support in an ominously bearish tone. NASDAQ stocks went down hard too, but are still in a long-term support zone.

Gold has lost what seemed an unstoppable impetus up. We closed out positions at great profit and will look at the next several days to find a new bias.

Crude Oil is stuck at the bottom of its year-long trading range and doesn't seem to find the strength to climb back up.

Long Term Treasury Bonds are unperturbed and continue their strong run up.



From last week's watch list: Long Term Bonds continued to climb.

NEW OPPORTUNITIES - Equities, Gold, and Crude Oil look mildly bearish in the short term. Will work a trading range, so will need to react swiftly to any sudden changes. Watch our real-time alerts for details and timing.





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Trade Triggers
- The markets went decidedly down this week. Last couple of days in a narrower range. We are now on the sideline, after closing the bearish trades started last week.

This week's QQQQ trade triggers have once again been very profitable. Trade triggers were distributed in real-time by e-mail.

We continuously follow the multiple markets that are part of our diversified portfolio and issue real-time e-mail alerts to notify our subscribers of highly reliable trading opportunities. We also provide full detail recommendations for their  implementation with your choice of stocks, ETFs and Options.

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Figure 1 - Trade triggers on the 60min chart of QQQQ


02 July 2010                                    Market Trends

Equities

S&P500 and DowJones equities reversed course this week and broke through mid-term support in an ominously bearish tone.

NASDAQ stocks went down hard too, but are still in a long-term support zone.

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Crude Oil is recovering from the sharp experienced in May and is entering once again in the year long trading range of late.


























Gold - Benefiting from the trouble in the equities markets, Gold keeps marching up. It did confirm the high touched in mid-May and will be  interesting to see if that level can be breached.






















Long Term Treasury Bonds continue their strong upswing again. Short term resistance is just above.







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Figure 2 - Dow Jones Average daily performance and OUTPACEsys triggers

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Figure 3 - QQQQ (NASDAQ) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers





ESFigure 4 - Crude Oil (shown as USO ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers



Gold
Figure 4 - Gold (shown as GLD ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers


Bonds
Figure 5 - Long Term Bonds (shown as TLT ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers


Comparative Performance


Equities

Russell 2000 stocks show best performance YTD, trouncing both Dow Jones and S&P500 stocks that are now negative YTD.














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Alternative Markets   
                      


YTD comparative performance of alternative markets.

Long Term Bonds lead the pack at approx 12% YTD, while Crude Oil is at the bottom at -19%


In the picture at right, see the YTD comparative performance of:
  • Dow Jones (DIA)
  • S&P 500 (SPY)
  • Emerging Markets (EEM)
  • Gold (GLD)
  • Crude Oil (USO)
  • Real Estate (IYR)
  • Inv Grade Corp Bonds (LQD)
  • Long Term Treas Bonds (TLT)
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Sectors

All sectors are recovering after the burning fall of late. 












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