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Tomorrow the 60 min stochastics will get oversold again. This has happened 7 times over the 2 months and produced a tradeable bounce in the markets. Combined with this is an underlining trendline that goes back to the beginning of the month. This combination is one of my favorite combined indicators and makes up the core of a high probability set up.

The EU debt crisis is once again taking center stage and investors are becoming aware of the negative press coming out of the EU Zone. Many investors are pushing the panic button in France, after it was rumored that the S&P was planning to downgrade France’s AAA credit rating. The panic has started a heavy sell-off in the stock market of French banks and the Euro is also down today.

The markets opened slightly higher today after Tim Geithner defended the U.S. credit rating. He expressed his belief that there is "no risk the U.S. would lose its AAA credit rating". This helped weaken the Dollar and lift the futures for a positive open.

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The markets sold sharply this morning on the back of a downgrade by Standard & Poor's. They downgraded the long-term credit in the U.S to negative. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) is trading at $129.94, -2.10 (-1.59%). This downgrade was inevitable, as the trillions printed by the Federal Reserve continues, however, the markets have been enjoying a period of ignorance is bliss on this matter.

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Standard & Poor's on Monday downgraded its credit outlook for the United States, citing a "material risk" that policymakers may not reach agreement on a plan trim its large budget deficit.

While the agency maintained the country's top AAA credit rating, it said that authorities have not made clear how they will tackle long-term fiscal pressures.

S&P Trading Model

Posted by RipeTrade on April 7th, 2011

Since 1990 this system has an average annual return of 20.4% with a largest peak to trough drawdown of -20%. The system hasn’t had a down year. From 1990 to present (April 2011) This S&P system would have turned a 100,000 account into $4,634,565 without using any leverage. As a comparison buying $100,000 worth of the S&P in 1991 would now be worth $388,428 with a largest equity drawdown of 53%

How to trade the S&P

Posted by RipeTrade on March 16th, 2011

There are a lot of reasons to be bullish today, oversold RSI, over sold McClellan Oscilator and overbought bond market. Historically when these 3 criteria occurred the S&P 500 was up 100% of the time.

Please check out the video for details.

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