Forecasting market prices is pure entertainment. Markets are too complex and unknown events will certainly impact.

Looking at market trends, especially long-term, works better, with more accurate probabilities to become reality.

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DJ-30 daily

We look at positive and negative trend elements for the short-term:

(+)

  1. Heikin-Ashi candles are white, above the MA7, with a positive slope.
  2. The close is 3.89% above the trailing-stop.
  3. haOscillator is positive @77/100.

(-)

  1. haDelta turns below its short average.
  2. The slope indicator is almost at similar levels where momentum weakened.

The daily chart for Dow Jones 30 index remains bullish, despite a loss of momentum

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DJ-30 monthly

Positive and negative trend elements for the long-term (the month is not over yet):

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  1. The latest Heikin-Ashi candle is white, slightly above the MA7.
  2. DJ-30 didn't break below the trailing-stop.
  3. The close is 11% above the trailing-stop.
  4. haOscillator is positive @43/100.
  5. haDelta turns above its short average.
  6. The slope is higher than in March 2020.

(-)

  1. MA7 slope is still negative.

Several positive indications on the monthly DJ-30 chart

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AAPL daily

We look at positive and negative trend elements for the short-term:

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  1. A superb uptrend.
  2. Heikin-Ashi candles are mostly white, above the MA7, with a positive slope.
  3. The close is 6.29% above the trailing-stop.
  4. haOscillator is positive and low, @58.25/100.

(-)

  1. haDelta is below its short average.
  2. The slope indicator is below levels where momentum weakened.

In line with other daily charts, haDelta points to a loss of momentum

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AAPL monthly

Positive and negative trend elements for the long-term:

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  1. Bullish cup in an uptrend, in progress.
  2. The latest Heikin-Ashi candle is white, with its close above the MA7.
  3. haDelta is above its short average.
  4. haOscillator is positive and low, @44.46/100.

(-)

  1. The close is 7.26%  below the buy-stop.
  2. Negative MA7 slope.
  3. The slope indicator is above levels where momentum coincided with a significant low.

Apple still has a hurdle to go over: a buy-stop @184.60

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TSLA daily

We look at positive and negative trend elements for the short-term:

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  1. An uptrend consolidation, opposite to market's behavior.
  2. haDelta is above its short average, ready to brush with its average.
  3. The close is 9.82% above the trailing-stop.

(+)

  1. haOscillator is positive and low, @37.24/100.

In this case, it's a wait for Tesla stock

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TSLA monthly

Positive and negative trend elements for the long-term:

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  1. Even Heikin-Ashi candles are a mix of colors and shapes. Proof of uncertainty.

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  1. The latest Heikin-Ashi candle is white, slightly above the MA7.
  2. haDelta is above its short average.
  3. haOscillator is positive and low, @30.73/100.
  4. The slope indicator is at levels where TSLA price had a significant low.

(-)

  1. The close is 26.33%  below the buy-stop.
  2. Negative MA7 slope.

Even the monthly Tesla chart, which usually shows trends, is volatile

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QQQ daily

We look at positive and negative trend elements for the short-term:

(+)

  1. A superb uptrend.
  2. Heikin-Ashi candles are mostly white, above the MA7, with a positive slope.
  3. The close is 6.08% above the trailing-stop.
  4. haOscillator is positive and low, @68.43/100.
  5. The slope indicator is below levels where momentum weakened.

(-)

  1. haDelta turns below its short average.

Bullish, bullish, bullish

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QQQ monthly

Positive and negative trend elements for the long-term:

(+)

  1. The latest Heikin-Ashi candle is white, slightly below the MA7.
  2. haDelta is above its short average.
  3. haOscillator is positive and low, @45.55/100.
  4. The slope indicator is at below levels of March 2020. Inverse positive divergence with the price.

(-)

  1. The close is 10.57%  below the buy-stop.
  2. Negative MA7 slope.

Positive signs for growth companies

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The takeaway:

Short-term weakness, but long-term positive signals.

TSLA is confusing.

Stops are required (a must) for profits.

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