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$101 S&P 500 Index Trend Made Simple

Reginald Marsh Rank: 77 Followers: 9 Votes: 0 Years Member: 9 Last Update: 12 May 2013, 2:54 Categories: Trend Analysis

As with Any Purchase, Look to Buy When the Product Is on SALE.
With Real Estate, it's Location.
With Investing, it's Trend.
Investing with The Monthly Trend is your Vehicle for Making Steady Gains with Insurance for Avoiding Large Losses.
1 $SPX (S&P 500 Large Cap Index) Monthly 10 MA & RSI
1 $SPX Daily Candlesticks
1 SPY Daily Candlesticks
1 $BPNYA Daily Chart
9 S&P Sector Monthly Charts
9 S&P Sector Daily Charts
1 $SPX Daily 1998 - Present



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1 $SPX - Monthly, 10 MA Slope = Intermediate Trend, RSI Below 30 Oversold

Slope of Monthly 10 MA Identifies the Intermediate Trend.

The Trend is Your Vehicle for Making Long-Term Gains & Insurance for Avoiding Large Losses.

In Uptrend, one may take positions in SPY and any S&P Sector that is outperforming SPY.

In Downtrend, one may take positions in money market or an ETF with a positive trend.

You can trade a counter trend position.

With a counter trend position, place a protective stop order, which is insurance against large losses.

2 $SPX - Daily Candlesticks SMA's & RSI

2a SPY - Daily Candlesticks, SMA's & RSI

3 $BPNYA - Daily Chart with $SPX Background

XLB - A Monthly

XLB - Daily

XLE - A Monthly

XLE - Daily

XLF - A Monthly

XLF - Daily

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