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Okay folks.
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Welcome back.
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We're in the final week of June, 2000
seventeens, ICT mentorship content, this
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week's lessons are gonna be focusing
on the ICT stock trading, which is
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less than one seasonals and monthly.
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Okay folks, Dow Jones, industrial
seasonal tendency, and this
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is credited to more research.
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Steve Moore has the absolute best
seasonal tendencies that are made
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available for active traders.
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And I'm looking at the
overall directional seasonal.
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For just the Dow Jones industrial average.
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Now you can go crazy and try to look
at the NASDAQ and the S and P 500.
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But the simplest thing for me to do was to
simply look at the Dow Jones industrial.
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Now it's a small sample size of
30 stocks, 30 blue chip companies,
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some of the biggest companies
in north American continent.
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So they're publicly traded.
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And if they're doing very well,
generally, the S and P so they'll be
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doing very well and NASDAQ while it's
heavy in tech, it can still be very
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good a barometer in terms of what the
stock market as a whole should be doing.
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Now, personally, I believe that the
seasonal tendency is very closely
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mirrored to that of the S and P 500.
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For S and P 500, I think is
a more accurate depiction of
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what the stock market is doing.
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So we'll always refer to this general
basic generic CNL tendency is implying,
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but we'll be using it with the S and P
500 also in later lessons that wasn't
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going to filter out the strengths or
weaknesses in the averages to bolster
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their confidence in higher or lower.
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Okay.
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The first thing I want to
bring your attention to is this
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there's three divisions in the.
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When it comes to stock trading and there's
a lot of people that try to trade stocks
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a lot more actively than they should.
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A lot of folks try to invest in
stocks more actively than they should.
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And a lot of people think they know
something about stocks when they don't.
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So just this, this lesson alone will
put you in the front of the pack.
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As it relates to equities trading.
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The first half of the year,
there's generally going to
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be a large or high magnitude.
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It means there's going to be
a lot of volatility, but it's
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going to be directionally driven.
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Generally.
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It's going to be bullish.
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The second portion of the year I want
to talk about is the last quarter of.
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And that's generally in primarily
a bullish time of the year as well.
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I've spoken many times in extensive
detail about why the last portion of
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the calendar year in the U S is so
strong because it's Laden with holidays
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and year end spending has to come in.
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So it's going to cause a lot of
energy and you can see there's
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a very strong contrast to.
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Magnitude and the velocity at which it
goes higher in the later portion of the
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year in contrast to the first portion.
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So that's the first and the second, uh,
segments of the counter year for stocks.
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The last and most critical one you
need to understand is this portion
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in the middle, this whole area,
right in here, that's boxed in.
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This is what is referred
to as low magnitude period.
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And it begins in may and ends in October.
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So may to October generally,
you're going to be seeing a lot
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less directionally driven markets.
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Now it does not mean that you
won't have short-term directional
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biases and or opportunities.
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It just means that if you're new
to trading, do a lot less leverage.
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If you're gonna be trading
options, do a lot less activity.
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Don't be so aggressive
during these periods of.
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You have all the summer months, you'll
have seasonal walls in spending because a
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lot of people are looking to spend money
in vacations and other things like that.
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So there's going to be a lot of cyclical
things that take place and non-cyclical
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things that take place a yearly.
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Main thing is, is during these periods or
these months, you want to be looking for
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a range bound consolidation environment.
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Overall.
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Now they're individually going
to have their respective seasonal
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tendency to month by month, but you
primarily want to focus on being a
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trader from October to the end of
the year and from February to may.
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Alright, Dow Jones, industrial season.
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Okay, Gordon, we breaking
it down month by month.
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So seasonal influences per calendar month
for the Dow Jones industrial January
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typically is going to be a bearish month.
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February's typically going
to be a bullish month.
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March generally is seen
as a consolidation month.
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April typically is a bullish.
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May is typically a bearish month
and June is a consolidation
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ending with a bear's tone.
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July is Bush into the mid year.
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High
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August is generally seen
as a consolidation month.
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September is split between the
first half being bullish and
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the second half being buried.
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October usually makes the
final quarter of the years low.
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It can happen in September as
well during that second half
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of the month of September.
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So while it's bearish, it may drop
down because he's in a low there or
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in October, it can make the low and
trade aggressively higher November
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is typically a bullish month.
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And finally, December is generally
a Santa Claus rally bullshit.
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So here we have the entire calendar
year in broad brush terms, generic
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terms, whether we should be expecting
higher prices or lower prices.
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Now this is being conveyed to you by way
of looking at a 20 year average of 15
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year average and a five-year average.
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So if you look at the overall
consolidations and expansions and when
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it's trending and when it's not trending
on when it's going higher, when it's
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not going higher, They are very closely
correlated in terms of what they're
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doing, the blue and the red line.
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So if we see this, it, in my opinion,
it bolsters confidence behind the
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number crunching of seasonal tendencies,
because if it's going to average over
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the last 20 years to go higher in
February, and it's going to average
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that same thing in 15 years of data,
it's being re reflected in both.
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In different timeframes of
an hour, analyzing the data.
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It speaks volumes to me in terms
of consistency, not consistency
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is not high probability or
perfection or panacea beyond endo.
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Absolutely no risk.
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It means that probabilities
are historically speaking.
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Obviously nothing is guaranteed
by looking in the past, but if
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we're going to assume there is a.
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To this, and we're going to
be using seasonal tendencies.
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I think this is one
that's worth looking into.
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So breaking them the calendar
months as we've done here gives
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us a pretty strong consensus about
what we should be doing each month.
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If we're going to be short term or swing
trading stocks, also, we can be looking
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at it for day trading, the S and P if
we're really a stewed about everything.
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And if you look.
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We have months where we know that there's
going to be far less likely to have an
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opportunity with high probabilities.
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And those are March, June, August,
those months typically are going
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to be not fruitful in terms of
high probability conditions.
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Now, I already know some of you,
that's probably going to hear this.
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It's done some stock trading,
whatever you're going to say.
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Well, what about this month
in August of this year?
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Or that year, and there's always going
to be some abarition where it just simply
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doesn't fit the seasonal and that's okay.
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That's fine.
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There's gonna be many times when
the months that are suggested here
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as bullish or bearish, won't be
that there'll be the opposite.
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It's going to be based largely
on the underlying trends or the
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environments of the marketplace.
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But because the seasonal tendency
is really highlighting the
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underlying tendency for stocks
to be purchased, bought, and.
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Then it's obviously going to show the
strongest buy-side seasonal tendencies.
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So while the market is bullish, if
we look at the bullish months, those
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will indicate in my opinion, the
best opportunities to be looking,
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to be swing trading long stocks.
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Now the bearish months, what we
would be looking for is even during
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strong periods in last 20 years or so
when the stock market's been going.
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If we see that there are typically
months in the year, like may,
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generally is a bearish month.
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And the second half of September
is generally a bearish month.
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Those and January as well, being a
bear's month, those months, if they are
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bears, even in underlying bull markets,
they could spell aggressive sellers.
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In bear markets.
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So if we focused on those months, when
the market's generally going lower, or
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the tide as a whole is moving lower,
that could actually become really
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supercharged short-selling months
where we can be looking for sellers in
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weak stocks or bearish on SMP trading.
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Okay.
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So we're going to look at a
couple of case studies here.
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I'm not going to do the entire calendar
year because I want to inspire you
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to go to bar chart.com and pull
up the individual months yourself.
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And you can go back and look at all that
data by simply putting in the beginning
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and the ending dates of each calendar.
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And usually in respect to
delivery contracts, uh, mark.
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June September and December contracts.
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And you can look at the, uh, the
contract codes from the previous.
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Lessons in this month where I actually
gave you the delivery contract
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month codes and how it pulled up the
year and all that for each symbol.
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So we're looking at the first
one here and that's going to be
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seen for the month of February.
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And we obviously knew looking at the
previous slide that February generally is
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a bullish month at seasonally speaking.
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So on the chart here on the
right-hand side, we're looking
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to major stock ad averages.
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The top chart is going to be the NAS.
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The middle chart is
going to be the evening.
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The S and P and the Dow Jones
is seen at the lower end.
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And I'm using the futures contract is
to just show a representation of it.
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It doesn't have to be the futures chart.
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You can use the cash prices.
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It's still going to speak the same thing,
but I want you to look at the second
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and 3rd of February, you can see that
the NASDAQ made equal low while the.
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S and P and the Dow failed to go to that
equal, low, and actually made higher lows.
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So that's our criteria that we look for.
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We want to see strong tendencies to
see a known, willingness to go lower.
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And there's our index SMT that we looked
at during the S and P trading content.
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So we see the indices starting to
show signs of smart money accumulate.
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And even later in the month, during the
period of the sixth to the eighth trading
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day, you can see that the NASDAQ made
a higher, low, the S and P made a lower
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low, and the dowel Jones made a slightly
higher, low, and then we saw another
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movement higher across the average.
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Okay, we're gonna be looking
at the next one here.
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And this is going to be looking at March
and they can see here in the shaded area,
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March generally is a consolidation period.
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It does have its little whip
stalls of higher and lower prices.
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And if you really want to get aggressive
about it, you can see during the second
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week of March down into the third
week of March, generally is bearish.
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And then it starts to rally
towards the close of March.
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And you can see that
generally communicated.
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With the index divergence as well with
the NASDAQ making higher highs and
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the SMP in the middle, making lower
highs while the dowel Jones futures
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was making lower highs as well.
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And you can see the resulting sell off.
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At the lows between the 21st and the
26th, you can see the divergents,
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which I'm not going to highlight here.
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I want you to look at and study,
but you can see the NASDAQ has a
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higher, low comparable to the lows
that are seen in the E-mini S and
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P and the Dow futures contract.
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So then you can see there is
the subsequent rally higher
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across the major three X.
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So while it's consolidation, it doesn't
mean there isn't any opportunity to just
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means that you don't have to look at what
you're looking at in terms of context.
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And you can see generally it's
consolidation the entire month.
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Okay.
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The next one here, we're going to
be looking at the month of April
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and I had the contracts for the
NASDAQ E-mini S and P at the bottom
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and down in the center this time.
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And you can see the divergence that.
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Indicating smart money as a community
and stocks with the NASDAQ failing to
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make a lower low while the Dow went
lower and the S and P failed to go lower.
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So the index divergence there, and we
have a nice movement higher the same time.
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We're seeing that mid month of April
that's in the seasonal tendency.
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It starts off as slightly
bearish tone, and then it volts
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aggressively up into ends of April.
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And you can see that actually occurring.
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In all of the averages.
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Okay.
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Our final example here, we're
gonna be looking at the month
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of may and that's seen here
seasonally on the left-hand side.
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So it's certainly a bearish month
and you can see looking at the
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averages on the right-hand side,
the E-mini S and P is the top chart.
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This time.
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It makes a slightly higher high while.
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Dow futures fails to make a higher high.
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And the NASDAQ does in fact, make a higher
high, and we have a sell-off into the
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mid point almost the third week of may.
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And you see that little flurry
higher and the seasonal tendency
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on the left hand side, as it
goes into the close of the month.
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And that same thing as being
seen here in may as well.
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So it creates a seasonal low inter
month, but overall it's generally
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a bearish month as a whole.
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Having brought this up
and mentioning it to you.
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Um, as a reminder, the month of 2017 may
is part of a larger consolidation that's
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been seen in this year of the recording.
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I'm making 2017, it's been an
unorthodox stock market right now.
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Um, it's been.
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A market that keeps finding higher
highs, but it's doing so with stocks
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that are formerly pushing higher.
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That general my market averages,
they're starting to lose their highs.
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In other words, that they're
not making new highs.
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So the market's actually making higher
highs, but it's doing it with a lot of
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the leadership, not doing it anymore.
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So there's going to be times when.
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The stock, market's
going to defy all logic.
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It's going to do whatever you
think it's not going to do.
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It's going to do that
very thing and vice versa.
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So if you're going to be trading stocks,
in my opinion, it's better to focus on
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times when the market is predisposed
to go higher and not be such a bubble.
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Like I believe we are in the year of 2017.
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I think that if you are going to.
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Be a trader that uses investment ideas
like IRAs or retirement accounts,
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if it's possible for you, where you
live globally, if you could do it as
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a self-directed medium and trade your
own choices and your own selections
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about what stops you should be in.
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Uh, doing that, I believe
will supercharge your return.
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And you're not going to have
someone do any better job than you.
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In terms of caring about your money.
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You care about the money you worked
for it, you obtained it by inheritance.
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You've done whatever you done.
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Okay.
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Individually, they receive that money.
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Okay.
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And generally, most of us
had to work hard to get it.
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So we're going to care about losing
it, uh, folks that are at these
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firms that supposedly are, um,
Looking out for our best interest.
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They aren't really looking out for
your best interest and in contractual,
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either not even obligated to do that.
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Surprisingly, when you look at
it closely, so is it's a market
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that always propels new suckers.
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There's always a new crowd of willing
participants and it doesn't matter
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what kind of market we've seen.
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There's always someone
willing to put money into it
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because the idea is perpetual.
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Invest for the future.
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Invest for tax deduction, detects,
deferment, all that stuff.
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And you all retire rich at the end.
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And then we have these major
stock market crashes and
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corrections and all these things.
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And many times people may have
had a lot of paper profit, but
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something happens along the line.
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They don't have nowhere near as
much as they thought they were
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going to have, or at one time.
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So as an investor in stocks, I
still think that you need to be at.
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In stocks, there's times that you
want to be in stocks and times
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you want to be out of stocks.
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And we are focusing with this
teaching here in this entire week of
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presentations, when it's ideal, based
on past information, you're looking at
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cyclically seasonally and statistically
where things usually come to fruition.
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So if we can focus on those little sweet
spots, if you will, for investing in
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stocks, it, if anything, well, it least,
hopefully it be advantageous for us to
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do so versus just trying to buy stocks
because, you know, because Jim Cramer
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or somebody else on the, you know,
the, and tells us we should be dealing.
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So that's not an idea
that should be followed.
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So if we do things in our own
analysis and we get to the outcome,
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Delivers a consistent return to
outpaces and outperforms the market,
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which I believe the concepts I'm
teaching you this week will do a
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better job than the general averages.
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Okay.
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There's, there's a lot of, uh, Ms.
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Numerous, as it relates to what the stock
market average return is per year, because
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of all these number crunching things.
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Um, just forget all that.
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Don't even have an idea of what
you should have in terms of return,
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because you're probably going to do.
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Well, well different than what
you thought you were going to do.
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And many times, you know, ideally, you
know, you'll outperform what your lowest
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expectation was going to be, and maybe
even your highest expectations from years.
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So as we go through this week's
material, just understand.
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Aimed at number one, providing
another asset class to use.
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If it isn't interesting to you, or
if you have a medium where you can do
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retirement accounts and you can do as a
self-directed medium, where you're, you're
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picking and choosing when you're getting
into money, what stocks you're owning.
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The other lessons by looking at stocks
will be covered in an additional video
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that will be after the fifth lesson.
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So they'll actually be
six videos this week.
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So you'll have six videos for this
particular week, and then we'll close out
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the session, uh, for the month of June.
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But I'm confident by the end of this
week, you'll know a lot more about
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stocks than the average person does.
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He certainly everyone on the
YouTube, that's supposed to be
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making money and getting rich on it.
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So until our next lesson, I
wish you good luck and good.
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