TRADING TIPS

These Act Like They Want to Go Higher

Hubert Senters here.

Let’s take a look at the markets in particular. We’re going to look at two different symbols. One Nasdaq because it fired off a long signal today.

So the Nasdaq is a potential decent long. It’s aggressive though because it is slightly above the cloud by one day.

You don’t nee or want to wait until the second or the third day. Overall, it doesn’t look too bad. ADX is above $20. It’s popping up here.

Overall, it will probably go back up to $14,000. If you’re thinking about tech stocks one that fired off today. AMAT.

Also it looks almost identical to the Nasdaq so if the Nasdaq goes up this will probably go with it with a potential target of $144.

Mark Helweg is having a special webinar Wednesday, May 26th at 8PM EST. Finding Explosive Trades with the SVS Strategy.

I’m going to HYPERLINK you to the registration page.

Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video.

Hubert.

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