Don't Miss The Bullish Trend Reversal In Gold Mining ETF ($GDX)
In our October 29 ETF analysis ( http://bit.ly/16NA1SO ), we said that precious metals ETFs, such as gold and silver, may soon be in play for potential trend reversal buy setup.
Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF ($GDX) has been in pullback mode since late August, but recently broke the downtrend line of the consolidation (October 22), before stalling out at the 50-day moving average.
Yesterday, $GDX sold off sharply in the afternoon, but immediately bounced back after finding support at the 20-day exponential moving average.
Such price action produced a bullish reversal candle on the daily chart, and possibly created a higher swing low IF yesterday's low is able to hold.
Yesterday's sharp intraday selloff and "undercut" of support shook out the "weak hands," which had the effect of absorbing overhead supply. In turn, this should now make it easier for $GDX to move higher in the near-term.
As such, we are stalking this ETF for potential momentum swing trade entry going into today's session. Regular subscribers of The Wagner Daily ( http://bit.ly/T3xNVQ ) should note our exact buy trigger, stop, and target prices for this trade setup in the "Watchlist" section of today's report.
One quick note about this trade setup is that, unlike a vast majority of our buy setups, the 50-day moving average is well below the 200-day moving average (which is still in a clear downtrend).
This means $GDX is a counter-trend buy setup (this is a short-term trade with reduced share size/risk) that seeks to take advantage of a bullish trend reversal. On the ETF side, we occasionally take counter-trend trades in commodity-based ETFs.
In our October 29 ETF analysis ( http://bit.ly/16NA1SO ), we said that precious metals ETFs, such as gold and silver, may soon be in play for potential trend reversal buy setup.
November 1, 2013
Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF ($GDX) has been in pullback mode since late August, but recently broke the downtrend line of the consolidation (October 22), before stalling out at the 50-day moving average.
Yesterday, $GDX sold off sharply in the afternoon, but immediately bounced back after finding support at the 20-day exponential moving average.
Such price action produced a bullish reversal candle on the daily chart, and possibly created a higher swing low IF yesterday's low is able to hold.
Yesterday's sharp intraday selloff and "undercut" of support shook out the "weak hands," which had the effect of absorbing overhead supply. In turn, this should now make it easier for $GDX to move higher in the near-term.
As such, we are stalking this ETF for potential momentum swing trade entry going into today's session. Regular subscribers of The Wagner Daily ( http://bit.ly/T3xNVQ ) should note our exact buy trigger, stop, and target prices for this trade setup in the "Watchlist" section of today's report.
One quick note about this trade setup is that, unlike a vast majority of our buy setups, the 50-day moving average is well below the 200-day moving average (which is still in a clear downtrend).
This means $GDX is a counter-trend buy setup (this is a short-term trade with reduced share size/risk) that seeks to take advantage of a bullish trend reversal. On the ETF side, we occasionally take counter-trend trades in commodity-based ETFs.
Scaling Down November 1, 2013
Scaling Down at 25.24, 24.58 and 24.25
Volatility Stop Bearish
Position Days Held 1
Low Range 22.88 and High Range 26.91 for the Business Bridget Gap unchanged
Low Range 22.88 and High Range 26.91 for the Business Bridget Gap unchanged
Business Gap Bridget 14.98% unchanged
30% of The Planned Profit on Business Gap 4.49% unchanged
50% of The Planned Profit on Business Gap 7.49% unchanged
High Margin Requirement 30%,...Low Exposure of Capital
Resistance Level at 25.70 Crossed
Self-Correction Level at 24.90 Crossed
Support Level at 24.09 Crossed
Trend Performance "Neutral"
Bollinger Band Alert Trading "Neutral"
Average Price Paid Must be -Above- For a Sell Short Position Up at 24.72,..oK !!!!
Average Price Paid 24.9009
Cash Marginable Securities $ 250,000.00 unchanged
Non-Marginable Securities $ 833,333.33 unchanged
Scaling Rate 0.33 Cents changed
Follow the Scaling System Up and Down
Scaling Amount on each level 83,333.33
Cash Flow at 40.07%
Opening at 25.57
Opening at 25.57
Volatility Stop Bullish
Position Days Held 0
Low Range 22.88 and High Range 26.91 for the Business Bridget Gap Up
Business Gap Bridget 14.98% Up
30% of The Planned Profit on Business Gap 4.49% Up
50% of The Planned Profit on Business Gap 7.49% Up
High Margin Requirement 30%,...Low Exposure of Capital
Resistance Level at 25.70 Up
Self-Correction Level at 24.90 Up
Support Level at 24.09 Up
Trend Performance "Neutral"
Bollinger Band Alert Trading "Neutral"
Average Price Paid Must be -Above- For a Sell Short Position Up at 24.72,..oK !!!!
Average Price Paid 25.57
Cash Marginable Securities $ 250,000.00 unchanged
Non-Marginable Securities $ 833,333.33 unchanged
Scaling Rate 0.33 Cents changed
Follow the Scaling System Up and Down
Scaling Amount on each level 83,333.33
Cash Flow at 10.10%
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