Built by Traders, for Traders
Ross Givens
Stock Trader & Educator
Built by Traders, for Traders
Ross Givens
Stock Trader & Educator
Good morning, Traders! While the long-term outlook for the RTY is positive, we’re expecting a pullback when looking at the short-term analysis for the market. That means it’s time to wait and see what the market does. Whenever a market hits the top of a channel (the upper grey line in a timeframe chart), we can …
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As you follow along with my Daily Direction newsletter, you’ll notice some key indicators along the right-hand column. These simple icons are there to give you a quick summary of what our featured futures market is doing for the day. The goal of Daily Direction is to give you the information you need to make …
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Good morning, Traders! The Nasdaq futures market continues to perform well (NQ). Both the short- and long-term trends are positive. However, we should prepare for a pullback in the near future. Such a pullback/sell-off can be brief, with a swift return to a bullish run. However, there’s the potential that a sell-off may evolve into a …
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Good morning, Traders! Things continue to look up for the Nasdaq futures market (NQ). Both the short-term and long-term directions are up. But as the market gets closer to the top of the channel, we need to prepare for a retracement. A retracement is simply a temporary drop in market price after a rally. When the …
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Forget the Magnificent 7 – these 3 stocks are poised for HUGE moves in the next leg of the AI boom. Wall Street veteran Ross Givens just revealed the details…
Regardless if you’re into stocks, commodities, crypto, and the like, there are two types of markets. A bull and bear market often refers to the direction along with the sentiment of a market. It’s a concept everyone should know to help them identify their next moves. A bear market can happen due to many causes and is a common occurrence because markets are cyclical.
A bear market is often the term used for a market that is going down. Most of its movement is downwards with a few phases of consolidation or upward bounces. You cannot call any downward price action a bear market. It has to be something that has or will likely happen for an extended period.
The stock market first popularized the term bear market, and it is often associated with the S&P 500’s performance. However, in recent years, bear markets can happen in any investment space. Many associate a bear market with at least 20% declines in price. This also depends on how volatile the market is.
A bear market occurs depending on several factors. The most noticeable bear markets occur because of drastic changes within the economy or associated markets. The 2008 housing market crash and the COVID-19 pandemic were recent events of note. They caused significant downward movements in the markets.
Another example is the cryptocurrency space, which crashed from new highs at the end of 2017. The downward movement sustained for around two years before bottoming out.
It’s easy to invest in a bull market when everything is going up. While many make wealth in upward movements, fortunes are made during the bear market. Investing in a bear market is all about choosing solid projects that will perform well in the long term. You’ll experience downwards and sideways movements for extended times, but you’ll enter a bull market from the bottom up.
It’s time you learned this trading secret…
Today, I’m going to give you a crash course in candlesticks and tick values so you can learn more about how I use my charts to find trading opportunities in the futures markets.I often get questions from traders about how my timeframe charts work. More specifically, they want to know how to read candlestick charts. And that’s an …
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