Ming Jong Tey
Independent Analyst
In this weekly live session 25 (Chinese New Year special open door) video replay, you will find out:
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Why Russell 2000 is the worst performing and how you can profit from it.
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Analysis of the market breadth and what’s different this time?
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Price target for Russell 2000 based on Point and Figure (P&F).
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Market Outlook: S&P 500, Nasdaq, Russell 2000, Dow Jones, Crude Oil, Bitcoin.
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How to gauge the market environment with this newly developed screener (beta version).
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How to manage the existing trades in HSI, KC, 2U, OZON, BMBL (to protect up to 30% of profit).
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Trade Review in swing trading GREATEC and day trading ES.
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US stock trading opportunities: MDRX, WMB, TRGP, EHTH, REGI, VERV, PATH.
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Bursa stock trading opportunities: ECOWLD, ANCOM, JADEM, PMBTECH, MSC, INNO, METAL.
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Q&A: BABA, Greatec, D&O, Genetec, Hextar, Ecowld, Pmetal, Kobay.
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And a lot more.
Click and watch the video below on YouTube (Pro Tip: adjust the speed to 1.5–2X):
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