In short, the S&P 500 continues to move higher and the next target is the 6,000 mark. There will probably be a pause at this level, and if it continues like this, this year will be the best since 2000. It is interesting to note that the Nasdaq 100 is in neutral territory in terms of relative strength against the S&P 500, while the Russell 2000 is actually slightly weaker in this statistic.Of course, there are a number of warning signs that this bull market is overbought. It is worth noting that insider buying has fallen to its lowest level since Covid. In the US fund manager survey, the bears are at an all-time low and the investment ratio of small speculators in the US has never been so bullish since 1988.In normal market phases and without the strong months of a US election year, I would not wait for my stops to take effect, but realize profits. Why am I not doing this? The charts continue to show an upward trend and corrections are at most back to the level of the 21- or 50-day moving average. In short: healthy charts! Next week is the start of the reporting season, and if a correction - the alternative scenario - occurs, that would be very healthy.Nevertheless, I expect a volatile but direct continuation of the upward movement. In this investment cycle, where there are more and more equity experts and advisors, any pre-emptive risk management is detrimental to performance. Enthusiasm for the stock market is increasingly driven by greed - with the MSCI World up more than 15%. The focus is no longer on the “Magnificent 7”, but on strong individual stocks from sectors that are benefiting from renewed interest rate cuts and rising debt - this applies to many sectors. The magic word will be “government support programs for infrastructure investments”.The phase in which institutional investors are repeatedly (rightly) skeptical, while the “small speculators” are increasingly right, is the phase of the “milkmaid bull market”. I am curious to see whether my assessment of the cycle is correct, as it was in 1998-2000. It would be a good time and could last quite a long time.Despite my bullish scenario, I hedge my profits relatively tightly and continuously and focus on individual stock setups, because greed and fear are the worst advisors on the stock market.

Nach dem AMD im März '24 sein ATH erreicht hat bei 227,22$, gab es ein Abverkauf bis zum 05.08.24 bei 122,30$ wo es ein Cluster gab mit dem 1.38 Fib vom rotem ABCD und dem 0.786Fib des Anstieges zum ATH. 

Our most recent pattern in the Daily Chart of Salesforce is a Zig-Zag that took the stops above the high from Nov 2021. 

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Let's start with the last stock analysis I posted on TakeProfit, Salesforce. This trade resulted in a 26.56% drop or $76.67 move per share at the lowpoint. As outlined beforehand, we were expecting lower prices in Salesforce with an ideal entry, as almost always, at the 50% level. 

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Both the S&P500 and the Nasdaq100 have attempted a direct trend continuation, but failed in the last trading week. This has significantly increased the probability of my primary scenario. However, the upward trend in both indices is clearly intact, the only question is whether the bottom is already in at the 10-week average or only at the 30-week average. Looking at the CNN Fear and Greed Index and taking into account that the normal summer lethargy does not tend to occur in election years, I also believe that a volatile sideways movement is likely, in which the shares within the indices develop quite differently. This is because the "fear indicator" is still far removed from "greed" and therefore also offers potential for increases in the coming months.

We arrived the Rebound 127, Part selling, break even or trailing stop