What's Next for the Market

Taking a cue from the market while analyzing best strategies to apply trades to arbitrage price swings for investors interest from a wide ranging consolidation.

Stock Market conditions apparently have dwindled for sometime now. The trading range can now be found on the lower band of its price consolidation which have weakened since entering the 3rd quarter of the year's trading activity. And obviously affected US investors and spilled over to Asia.

Although, such declines have offered some window of market trades both on the long and short side of the market. However, some investors have failed to recognize such declining signals, yet others have continued to come though by being able to leave the market in a timely fashion before the decline in prices on the Dow Jones showed significant changes in its behavioral price divergences in both directions that added to more confusing signals. Ultimately following the fundamental drivers that led to the volatility of price swings and position adjustments.

As an investor, being able to trade both sides of the continent in the US and Asian markets have been an advantage. Since applying strategic currency hedges and stock market trading through the use of ETFs have apparently played out well since the last quarter. With a few exceptions and a net positive results been the most effective trade strategies applied. But with the present conditions in the market, until such time this consolidation  would find a way to breakout of its range, market price action would be confined within its levels. Nonetheless, there would still be some room to make money from the market in a shorter term contrary to expecting huge swings from a market that goes in both directions.