Yesterday was a Thursday Options Expiration, leading into a holiday, so it was a pretty sure thing that Energy would continue to hold up, and that included Oil. I caught a nice 16% rally in the $UCO ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Leveraged Crude Oil Bull, and alerted to that trade just before Thursday's close.
Ring the register on Ultra (rigged) bloomberg crude #Oil pic.twitter.com/Pyw63dagZJ
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) April 14, 2022
Again it was an easy prediction to make, considering that Every Options Expiration date is rigged, and especially when you're trading into a holiday.
So, the trend continued into the end of the week, as expected:
Stocks remained pinned in a range, and Energy remains pinned at recent highs.
$USD ended the session slightly higher
NatGas continues to hold up, and could even go higher, considering most traders are on vacation, but that also means that if Natural Gas crashes, there is going to be the lack of an underlying bid, meaning if you place a market order, rather than a limit order, you could end up selling at a huge discount to the asking price. Even Thurdsay, I found the bid ask on the $UCO, like 50 cents apart, and took 10 minutes or so to get my asking price. In a market crash, you don't have the same luxury....
$NatGas - keeping close eye on this over the next few weeks. Looks like an emotional wave E throw-over. E of primary wave (B).
Still charting: This might explain the frenzy in #NatGas. #ElliottWave "E". Same thing I've pointed to on the Oil drillers, if memory serves pic.twitter.com/o0YFO3UMvb
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) April 14, 2022
A Wave B triangle is a counter-trend rally, and a wave E usually ends in a violent reversal, so that should be easy to confirm.
NatGas: I have several alternate wave counts including a powerful wave C, which probably makes even more sense than wave E, because the count is easily divided into 5 waves
$NATGAS - I have over 20 NatGas charts working, so I have 100% confidence I will find the reversal, just as I did in BRENT crude.
BRENT Crude Oil - now trading in a predictable suckers rally. It can go hire, but hit resistance on some short term charts, on Friday. It needs to consolidate...
NatGas - Looking at the short term trend, it's obviously already overshot the top of the channel, just as Oil recently did, and we all know how that ended.
So Energy continues to hold up, but if equities are going to rally into the summer, then I believe the smart money will be taking profits in commodities, very shortly.
Another thing that continues to hold up is Canada, which despite the recent interest rate hike - something that was totally ignored by the lame stream media - Canadian Stocks continue to trade at all time highs.
Reminder: If you're trading materials or commodities, or anything in that realm, you should also be watching the $TSX
$TSX Canada 10 min. view
Canada is doomed - The fed has already given the crooked banks plenty of advanced warning, so that they can plan the take-down of global markets, just as they did the covid crash - weeks/months in advance. They knew markets were going to correct regardless... as well as I did.
In case you missed this suggestion in my Twitter feed last week
Here: Want an alternate trade to selling gold miners, which is too risky for most folks? Sell the materials sector with $SMN 2X bear ETF - if memory serves that's the right ticker symbol #Trade #Stocks pic.twitter.com/0XBSytUCbM
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) April 12, 2022
Another economy that's closely tied to commodities and specifically mining
Australia! Massive broadening top, as the power structure, with the help of the fed, has in desperation, has managed to keep the bubble inflated a little longer. 14 years later markets are in far worse shape... but no doubt they have stalled long enough to help them prepare for a collapse, and an authoritarian state. We saw some of those drills run during the covid lock downs.
The Catalyst
Now imagine a scenario where mining continues at full speed, while the rest of the economy grinds to a halt. That's entirely possible with the imminent collapse of the Ozone layer.
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