Which is stronger right now? Oil or Gold?
I have put some money in Oil. Not Gold. Looking at the
charts, I see a down signal on GLD. Also Gold Miners ETF NUGT has taken a big
hit lately dropping from over $100 to $70. Being a leveraged ETF it moves
quickly, up or down.
The ETF I have purchased for oil is USL. Currently it has
worked off a bottom and has slowly been on an incline upwards. See chart below
on USL. Fundamentalists will provide the reasons why. We have both a major and
minor signal pointing up. Summer months and more travel and higher oil
consumption? If the market’s mood changes I will be quick to exit. I would
rather see my account creep upwards at a slow pace than hold and pray over the
next 5 years while it takes a beating. That is my conservative mind set.
OIL (USL) CHART
Additionally I have a buy signal on QQQ and DIA. That means
a buy signal on the Nasdaq 100 ETF and the Dow Jones 30 ETF. My cautious play
with that is to sell some QQQ vertical put spreads with a delta of around 40
and with a near month expiration. My plan is to hold it for a couple more weeks
with the expectations that it will go sideways or up, and I would keep the
credit premium. The max gain and loss on this transaction is capped. It is also
a cautious play.
QQQ CHART
I am also seeing a buy signal on EEM (Emerging Markets ETF)
and on IIF, the India Fund. Think I will put in for a small buy on the IIF. It
can move up quite rapidly. But if it goes down, then I will follow the exit
signal and take a small loss. It seems a safer play to buy IIF with a
corresponding buy signal on EEM… no guarantees though!
Impresive write-up. Do what you love money will follow. CapitalStars
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