Just how correlated are consumer expectations with the reality of the market? Can this be used to predict where market prices will go?

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Then something happened in the market today and this one chart may be presenting a different side to the story. This chart pattern may be signaling the next leg down is right around the corner and now is the time to get ready.

Let’s look at a strategy you can use by selling stock options to potentially take advantage of a near-term bump in the ride-sharing companies.

Selling options for weekly premiums can be a good strategy if you know how to navigate the extreme peaks and valleys each week.

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With the Energy stocks beaten up so much last week, I wouldn’t be surprised if we see a little bump back up this week.

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We’re going to stick with point-and-figure charts today. The energy sector has been red hot but has lost some ground over the last few days. Oil and Gas companies could be negatively affected by a slowing global economy.

What is the Fed Doing?
In an effort to combat out-of-control inflation, the Fed is increasing interest rates to slow down the growth of the economy. The trick is to do so without causing a recession.

Zoom has become so part of our vernacular, that people use it as a verb. Sort of like how people ask for a Kleenex, even though that’s just a name brand of facial tissue. So if everyone is still Zooming, at home, at work, and at school, why has the stock been falling?

Keep reading to see if discretionary spending and the price of oil are correlated and if we can pick a market bottom.