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Ross Givens
Stock Trader & Educator
Built by Traders, for Traders
Ross Givens
Stock Trader & Educator
Good morning, Traders! The Nasdaq futures market continues to perform well (NQ). Both the short- and long-term trends are positive. However, we should prepare for a pullback in the near future. Such a pullback/sell-off can be brief, with a swift return to a bullish run. However, there’s the potential that a sell-off may evolve into a …
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Good morning, Traders! Things continue to look up for the Nasdaq futures market (NQ). Both the short-term and long-term directions are up. But as the market gets closer to the top of the channel, we need to prepare for a retracement. A retracement is simply a temporary drop in market price after a rally. When the …
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Good morning, Traders! I’m currently watching the Russell 2000 (RTY) as the market has bounced off support and is headed toward the top of the channel. This is a great opportunity to make some money before the next sell-off! As the market continues to rise toward resistance, we should keep an eye on the one-hour time frame to …
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There are two types of markets in any asset class, bullish and bearish. Both indicate the general direction or sentiment, be it stocks, real estate, or commodities. While prices go up and down, a bullish market occurs over an extended period.
No one knows the first person that used the term bullish, but its original use was in the stock market. It was a reference to how bulls jump up. Investors first used the word for speculation. Today, bullish means you are optimistic about the market and believe that prices will go up.
There are many other theories about why the bull is the symbolism for an uptrend market. However, the fact remains that it is the accepted terminology.
The most noticeable indication of a bull market is its price movement. Bull markets generally see long periods of increase in prices with very little consolidation or drawdown. Bull markets often lead to profits for many investors and can last for years. Bull markets are also more predominant and generally last longer.
The other not-so-obvious indication relies more on sentiment. Investors use different references to conclude that prices will likely go up. Some of the factors they use include:
For example, if there is a bullish sentiment of the stock market, the entire market will likely see positive gains for an extended period. Not all stocks will profit or move at the same time. A bullish market speaks on a broader scale. Others use the term bullish for single assets like Bitcoin, expecting upward movement.
A bullish market is an indication of economic growth. When stock prices rise, it means that companies are bringing in profits. Bullish markets are also when there’s a lot more money flowing, leading to more investments and movement.
Of course, bullish markets don’t last forever. It is part of a cycle of ups and downs that create a healthy balance.
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Good Evening, Traders! This week, I’m keeping an eye on the RTY, GC, and the 6S. With the RTY, the daily timeframe is still in an up channel and headed toward the top of the channel. The GC is currently above the counter trendline and working its way up to the Fibonacci extension of 1922.4. That’s …
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