TRADING TIPS

CME Breakout Buy Signal

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look CME, Chicago Mercantile Exchange breaking out today. It is up $2.88 percent so almost $3 percent. If you’re looking at dollar change wise. It’s up $5.6 on the day. Breaking out of this most recent high area. There it is. Its most recent high around $177. And you can see it had a lot of overhead resistance right here in this area. You can see one, two, three, four, five little resistance area is there and now it has successfully broken out. Look for it to go north of $200 over the next few weeks and next few months. So make sure you add the CME to your potential long list of things so if you have up days you don’t want to mess with it to the upside and on down they usually can pick it up at a potential discount. I’ve been asked to speak at the Wealth365 event that’s happening next week October 8th to October 13th REGISTER right here. Click that yellow button that will sign up for the webinar series. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next one. Hubert.

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