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Insight in Market MovementsFTV Market tips RESULTS in 2009 90% profitableThis result was made possible with the worldwide platform for financial astrology Market Timing Digest, Financial Astrology newsletter based on 11 analysts projections.Subscribers always are the first to receive a notification of new FTV Beurstips. Market Comments 5th February 2010
5th February 2010: Prognosis for 2010Today the employment figures came out in the U.S. The market is fickle for investors at the moment so for this time no market tip but instead advice on what to watch out for in 2010: a year in which the markets could react extremer than whichever other year within a lifetime. February generally bearish for the share marketsAs Market Timing Digest stated in February, the share markets in February are still in a bearish trend. We advise investors to stay on the sideline and to wait until after the correction that could last till possibly end of February, March. Should rise occur then aggressive traders can sell.Wild times on the wayThe share markets will see more movement from the 10th February until the end of March, according to our astrological market sentiment indicators. Volatility, VIX and as a result option prices could run up.2010: Year of ExtremesResearch for our Forecast book for 2010 indicates:Markets will fall first – then towards the summer the market will rise steadily. MAKE ALLOWANCES FOR SOAP BUBBLES!!! Hypes develop, markets rise, savers are also lured to the market due to profits. Probably due to irrational rescue actions from central banks? Whatever it may be it is only temporary. But then. It passes again. As seems. That. Inflation comes into existence. Hyper inflation threatens. What then? Will the FED increase interest? With or without the ECB in their wake? Step out then. Chance of collapse just as big – also in 2010. What will we see?First of all a springboard bottom is made and then: Exploding markets in 2010! How come?The NASDAQ Composite has now dived under the support line; the correction seems to have started: see the chart below. This is what I am looking forward to in the NASDAQ Composite:* 1. At least 2 weeks a close under the 25-week average, now 2150. 2. Think now of a correction to the 50-week cycle dip, possible between 1795-1923. 3. Should 1 and 2 be attained then I would like to see technical indications of a dip phase, for example a buying signal of the slow stochastics on day basis; bullish oscillator divergence or something similarly --- and then preferably on, or close to a financial astrological turning date. Then I will consider stepping in.
The sectors that will perform better in 2010The spring and the summer are good for the technological sector.This summer the weapons trade and the sports sector will also out perform. The better performing sectors in 2010 include, amongst others: health care, pharmacy, energy (not oil), technology, biotechnology and the entertainment industry. Remaining interesting for long-term investors: gold, silver, platinum, and palladium. *)Following is always at own risk!
This information is attained from our Forecast book for 2010.
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