Our new signals made moderate gains today. While we did get quite a number of new signals for tomorrow, the only ones meeting the BLOG's profit criteria are the two signals shown below. Their win-ratios happen to be identical @ 85%.
We remain in a long-term bull market for commodities and first-world foreign currencies versus the U.S. Dollar. This is the trend until proven otherwise. The U.S. Stock Markets, as represented by the S&P, Russell 2000 and NASDAQ, are still trying to re-achieve their Year 2000 highs. Thus, we see them as in a bear-market rally, until proven otherwise. Bear market rallies are notoriously "fast and furious," which the recent rallies have been. Could this be a turning point for stocks, commodities and currencies, or is it just a "pause to re-fresh." The data will tell us. Hopefully, our algorithms will capture the answer just before it unfolds. Stand by..................
New Signals:
Go LONG Cotton: Market On Open. Symbols: CTN11 and BAL. Record: 85 wins out of 100 trades for 85%. Same signal as last night.
Go LONG Aussie: Market On Open. Symbols: . Record: 85 wins out of 100 trades for 85%. Same signal as last night. We actually had four different (but related) algorithms registeriing buy signals.
Our Active and Closed Out Positions Appear in the Table Below:
Good luck to all!
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