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The Dow Jones today dove as investor uncertainty rises and Alan Greenspan – former Federal Reserve Chair during the 2001 Dot-Com Bubble – says stock and bond markets are in a bubble.
Dow futures are down 190 points this morning as tech stocks weigh on markets. The index and the S&P 500 are coming off their best month since March 2016 thanks to extreme optimism over the U.S. economy and recent tax reform.
The FCC just greenlit a mind-blowing new device that could cause the end of power lines as we know them…
This technology is still in a "build-out phase," but already $3 billion has been spent in the early stages of its build-out. It's a new kind of delivery system for electricity that could become the go-to source for powering homes, businesses, and over 30 billion electrical devices worldwide.
Plenty of regular investors might not pay much attention to technical analysis ("charts," to use the popular word). It's just as likely they might follow "technicians" who do their own analysis and make the charts available online for mass consumption with their interpretation of the technicals.
Proceed with caution.
There's a danger in technical analysis, in that indicators are often viewed in a vacuum. The "if this occurs, then that will happen" mentality often dominates to the point that technicians, and the traders and investors who are following along, get "trapped" in their analysis.
And that can lose you a lot of money.
I'm going to show you how that happens - and, of course, the right way to go...
