Nasd FANGS buckle, Egypt Wheat?

Alan PalmerGeneral Commentary, Grains, Stocks

ARP HERE,
ALL OPINIONS,ESTIMATES,NEWS,THAT I PERCEIVE MOVE THE MARKET.
I have talked for some time in my posts that stocks are overvalued.
It is my belief the NASDAQ PE is silly high. My goal is to assist you in these extreme levels through the Olive Line.
In my approx 40 years of charting and trading the markets, these may become some of the most interesting trading times.
It is my belief we are in for exponentially more volatility.
I am watching the EU closely, Remember I called attention to the Italian rates, I am watching interest rates closely through Europe and the US.
If you have failed to see some of these things coming,perhaps you want to educate yourself on new tools. I advocate math applied indicators based on current pattern development.
The Algos run in herds in my opinion. My background and my love for charts, can assist by placing olive line patterns in front of you with daily levels. I have spent many years all the way back to my days with Tudor Jones attempting to perfect the Olive Line.

EPZ_-_E-Mini_OLB. Early look at Friday, check olive lines on bottom, write em down

THOUGHTS FOR THE DAY
KC WHEAT – WE NEED TO BE CAREFUL UNDER 510 DEC. THIS MUST TURN, use stops
CORN – I have touted the buy side , as mentioned yesterday the blow off to the down side offers opportunity.
The corn trade yesterday, we had olive buys, talked about during the day. For those participating long now the market
is up. Is this the bottom? No sure things in commodities or life. That is why we rec STOPS.
STOCKS – I have looked for sell opportunities in stocks. The volatility can be difficult.
              The markets have broken. Call now for OLB opportunities.
I am looking to assist you with the next trade opportunity.
Let me put you on the distribution list
Enjoy the weekend
ALAN
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