Good short trades are producing high-profit trades. Good short trades are established by simple candlestick logic. Candlestick analysis makes it easy to evaluate the market direction. With the failure of the Dow and the NASDAQ to hold critical support areas with strong bearish candlestick patterns, good short trades can be established utilizing strong bearish patterns in individual stock charts. The administration’s budget plan does not illustrate any prospects of slowing down inflation. The Fed minutes do not demonstrate any slowdown of raising interest rates. The Silicon Valley Bank closer is not producing bullish sentiment. And the argument of whether a recession will have a hard landing or a soft landing is acting as an overriding damper on the current market trend. Is there going to be a recession? Who cares! The market indexes are telling us the direction for making profitable trades. The dumpling top and the bearish J-hook pattern are creating good short trades. Join us Saturday, March 18 for a full day of investment trading from six different trading professionals. This provides investors with an opportunity to evaluate trading strategies side-by-side to see which strategy fits best for their own trading style.
