Over the past two weeks two key parts of the stock market have slowly moved from ‘near term bullish’ to ‘near term bearish’ and are causing smart money investors to sit up and take notice. How do we measure these ‘near term trend changes’ you ask?
Over the past two weeks two key parts of the stock market have slowly moved from ‘near term bullish’ to ‘near term bearish’ and are causing smart money investors to sit up and take notice. How do we measure these ‘near term trend changes’ you ask?
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