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Who Says Bear Market? Plus How We Did This Week: More Fast Profits with the QQQQ by Paul DeCaro June 11th, 2010
In a Nutshell New Opportunities Market Trends Comparative Performance Alternative Markets Sectors Bottom line	Best of Equities	Best of Alt Markets	Best of Sectors

In a Nutshell

What We Are Doing - Early this week, we continued the bearish trade started late last week and reversed on Wednesday to a new short term bullish position. We keep working a bearish trading range (see our previous reports), though this week marked an upswing that might be changing things.

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 - Equities across the board turned up, we'll see if the good mood continues next week. We are still avoiding taking long term positions in this whipsawing market.

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.

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

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

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

NEW OPPORTUNITIES - Equities, Gold, and Long Term Bonds look bullish 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 - This week's QQQQ trade triggers have once again been very profitable. Trade triggers were distributed in real-time by e-mail.

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

11 June 2010 Market Trends
Equities Equities across the board turned up this week, we'll see if the good mood continues next week. We are still avoiding taking long term positions in this whipsawing market. In spite of the big drop, Equities are still bullish long- term. The mid-term is bearish. The upcoming weeks will confirm or deny entry into a bearish market. For now, we will trade the short term swings that can be expected after the recent extreme volatility. As the dust settles, we will start opening new long term moves. Subscribers will receive further details in the upcoming reports. Nasdaq is a bit more perky attempting to work up a long term support that is still holding. 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. If you enjoyed this report, please Digg it !!	Figure 2 - Dow Jones Average daily performance and OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 3 - QQQQ (NASDAQ) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 4 - Crude Oil (shown as USO ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 4 - Gold (shown as GLD ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers Figure 5 - Long Term Bonds (shown as TLT ETF) daily performance with OUTPACEsys triggers

Comparative Performance

Equities

Russell 2000 stocks show best performance YTD (albeit in negative territory), trouncing both Dow Jones and S&P500 stocks that are just a bit short of –6% YTD.

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Alternative Markets

YTD comparative performance of alternative markets.

Real Estate stocks lead the pack at approx 9% 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 showing a desire to bounce up after the burning fall of late.

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