Dale J Pinkert
Independent Analyst
In this special episode of TradeGATEHub Live Trading, guest Dean Christians @DeanChristian from @sentimentrader shares his trading journey and delves into technical historic comparisons. Dean discusses the potential for significant declines in semiconductor stocks even as the broader market peaks. He also explores the role of commodities and their relationship with the 200-day moving average, providing viewers with deep insights into market dynamics and technical analysis strategies.
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