Where do you think the S&P500 is headed in February?

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What do you think is going to happen to the S&P500 in the next month? Are you bullish or bearish for February?

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Where do you think the S&P500 is headed in February?

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15 thoughts on “Where do you think the S&P500 is headed in February?”

  3. Sentiment indicators are at a bullish extreme, and structure of the rally seems complete at the moment. We are due for a sizeable pullback, and I think it has started. I vote lower in Feb, but the Fed will step in and cause us to shoot higher again after that.

  4. Good post Steve!
    Whenever someone like CL (IMF) speaks its worth listening. These comments by her are really worth re-reading, particularly in view of China's recent announcement about the Yuan. They are really the current world economic super-power, and they are now positioning themselves for a win-win bet on their currency. Don't forget, they hold the worlds largest IOU in dollars, so sooner or later they will be able to totally manipulate the markets......mmmmm.
    Opportunities will come, but more chaos too. Happy trading.

    1. As a UK citizen I have to agree. Because of the different trading hours I would rather trade FTSE. If INO is now covering Australia it should certainly cover the UK. Please consider it, thanks, Nigel

  6. I am with coolsoupy on this one. We will trade higher in Feb. But sell off then stay in this trading range........for a few more years. 2015 starting to look like a good year. 😉

  8. "There is no economy in the world, whether low income countries, emerging markets, middle income countries, or super advanced economies that will be immune to the crisis that we see not only unfolding, but escalating at a point where everybody would actually have to focus on what it can do. [Without international cooperation] the risk from an economic point of view is that of retraction, rising protectionism, isolation. This is exactly the description of what happened in the 1930s and what followed is not something we are looking forward to. It is going to have to start from the core of the crisis at the moment, which is obviously the European countries and in particular the countries of the EuroZone, which are sharing this monetary union." ~ Christine Lagarde (IMF chief)

  9. Even though it feels like it's going higher I think it needs more sideways consolidation before upward momentum resumes. I vote slightly lower for the month.

  10. With Marketclub I have learned how to trade the market with success. The above answer is therefore very easy to give with two green triangles for the SP-500.

    Out 36 trades since I joined Marketclub, 28 of the haven given me a positive return. I am very grateful.

    Best regards Henrik Fabienke, Denmark

    1. Hi Henrik
      Are you able to give some further information about your trades? I'm thinking about joining but I wanted to find out more from traders who actually trade MarketClub. Do you trade stocks? I wanted to ask about setting up trades, including risk, stops, etc.

      Best wishes

      Martin

      1. Martin,

        If you want to be a successful trader/investor in these troubling markets you have to use the Tetter Totter Principle when trading.

        Use the Weekly/Daily TradeTriangles. Add 13/50ema's to show momentum to show everyting is kewl.

        Use the 2x and 3x ETF's (Proshares, Direxion's, vix's)

        ie...ERX/ERY et.,al......QLD/QID;PSQ et.,al ....XIV/TVIX et.,al.

        One of these pairs or triplettes will always, always be working for you. One goes up while the other goes down. The principle and profits and compound them into the next trade. In doing so, you can setup your own Million Dollar Portfolio. About 90% accurate.

        Werks for me. Hasn't failed yet, however, there will be at tymes hitting a few speed bumps or headfakes along the journey.

        Before using TradeTriangles, have been using stockcharts and traded per what ever "Simon Sez" to do. Basically they are the same. For now I still match Simon Sez against TradeTriangles. You can trust TradeTriangles, but you must verify.

        look at YUM, LNG, XIV(heading for 18+) charts.

        Best regards.

        Quilln - a poor church mouse scratching for a living.

        1. Hi Quilln,
          Your idea sounds great, I think. I am familiar with those ETF's. In setting up the trade, should we be buying one and selling one short? Is this what you mean by the teeter totter effect? Please help. Appreciate it. I've found using the monthly and weekly does not work for me. It seems like I'm always late to the game.

          thank you.

          1. The Tetter Totter Principle will only work with the 2x and 3x ETF's only.

            All other ETF's, trade according to the Trade triangles whether going long or selling or shorting.

            As an example review the DRN/DRV (3x) pair 3 month charts. You would have sold DRV on Jan 16th and then bought DRN a few minutes later. I included the 13/50 ema's for momentum trending direction.

            I use the TOS (think or swim) charts (1day 1min) using the Bubble to Bubble for Day trading going long and shorting the stocks and or ETF's. Another cash cow type charts.

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