RL for Oct 5

Daily reversal levels for major indexes and some popular stocks:
* MoM is turning up for Nasdaq and Nikkei. All major stock indexes now in weak bearish mode.
* Weak Buy signal for gold. MoM still pointing down. Possible fake-out move.
* Buy signal for AMZN, CCC, GDX, GOOGL and SNE.
* Speculative Buy signal for AMBA.
* Can add to shorts in BAC and EXAS.

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RL for Oct 2

Daily reversal levels for major indexes and some popular stocks:
* MoM is turning up for S&P 500. May have bottomed.
* Buy signal for NFLX.
* Weak Buy signal for SBUX.
* Speculative Buy signal for BABA, GPRO and YHOO.

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RL for Oct 1

Daily reversal levels for major indexes and some popular stocks:
* MoM is turning up for DAX and FTS100. May have bottomed.
* Sell signal for gold. Failed rally.
* Buy signal for SYNA.




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RL for Sep 30

Daily reversal levels for major indexes and some popular stocks:
* All major stock indexes remain in fully bearish mode.
* MoM turns down for gold. Could become another failed rally.
* Sell signal for AAPL.
* Can add to shorts in EXAS.




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RL for Sep 29

Daily reversal levels for major indexes and some popular stocks. The levels for more than 1500 stocks and etf are available here: https://gum.co/WBYMN. Or via monthly subscription.

* All major stock indexes remain in fully bearish mode.
* Oil is struggling to stay above its RevL, may turn bearish in the coming days.
* Sell signal for AMZN, FB, GLUU, SBUX and TSLA.
* Can add to shorts in BAC and CCC.

Outlook for week of September 28, 2015

Outlook for world markets with some comments for next week. Click the "Expand" button (bottom right) to watch in full screen mode.

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