Category Archives: Steve Miller

Russell, Low(s) In Late June ?

April 6, 2022 By in IWM, Russell 2000, Steve Miller, TZA, TZA-22-01

Cycles & Fibonacci

Both time cycles and Fibonacci are aligned … targeting intermediate low(s) for the Russell (IWM), in June.

This post, released late on Monday, showed a potential reversal set-up for the IWM.

The next morning (yesterday), saw a sharp, brief move higher which quicky reversed into a sustained decline.

That decline continues during this session.

The weekly chart of IWM is below; marked up with a Fibonacci time sequence.

Russell 2000, IWM, Weekly

Week 34, identified with the back font, represents a 1 : 1, Fibonacci projection of the initial leg down.

Week 34, in the magenta font, is a 1 : 1.618 projection of the same initial move.

These are projections only (not advice, not a recommendation).

However, there’s a time cycle study available at this link.

Go to time stamp 8:27, for the Russell 2000. The method is different, but the projection is similar; heading lower into early Summer (mid to late June).

Stay Tuned

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Digging In … Emerging Markets

March 26, 2022 By in Charles Mackay, EDZ, EDZ-22-03, EEM, Steve Miller, ZeroHedge 1 Comment

Uncovering More Evidence

The case continues to build for significant downside in the Emerging Markets, EEM.

This post addressed the shallow 23.6%, Fibonacci retrace; what appears to be completion of short covering.

‘Short covering’ because we’re coming from the view it’s a bear market. A potential slow-motion, train-wreck collapse.

Looking at the chart of EEM, in a different light, the Weekly Close, yet another piece of (reversal) evidence is uncovered.

Weekly Close, EEM

The unmarked chart is below.

For long time users of this site, you already know the drill. Do you ‘see’ the (short) opportunity, the evidence?

Yes, price action’s been in a downtrend for a while and rebounded but there’s more.

The next chart makes it obvious. Long term down-trend support has been broken … and now tested.

Digging deeper with the next chart; to find similar up-side volume, we have to go all the way back to the week of November 30th, 2018.

So, last week’s volume is significant.

However, that volume and price action was only able to get back to the underside of the trend … now turned resistance.

We can include all of the above analysis with previous work.

That work is linked here, here, here and here; adding up to a high probability downside event.

But wait, there’s more.

Digging Up A YouTube, Nugget

Searching YouTube for Emerging Markets, turns up essentially nothing. No surprise, there.

That is, except for this nugget.

The analysis used in the video is different from what’s on this site … and that’s ok.

The probability conclusion is the same, i.e., EEM down.

The takeaway from the video, is the timeframe. If the cycles in the analysis are in-effect (time stamp 8:04), then EEM potentially bottoms-out, in late June or early July.

Summary

The initial short trade via EDZ (EDZ-22-01) was exited, with profit on March 16th.

Another attempt made, on the 17th – 18th (EDZ-22-02) but exited on the 18th, with a moderate loss (-6.5%).

From the 22nd – 24th, another position was opened.

EDZ-22-03, currently in the green at +1.9%.

Stop is set at EDZ: 10.55 (not advice, not a recommendation).

Parting Shot

A quick check of ZeroHedge, has the usual suspects out fomenting falsehoods; attempting induce more fear and misdirection of the masses.

Just as Charles Mackay said back in 1841:

“Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, one by one.”

By the time this (delusional) crowd recovers their senses, the obvious market opportunities will be long gone.

Stay Tuned

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Note:  Posts on this site are for education purposes only.  They provide one firm’s insight on the markets.  Not investment advice.  See additional disclaimer here.

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