Another tough week for stocks and the financial markets. We haven’t seen many “big” down days, but the S&P 500 Index (INDEXSP:.INX) has been down 9 days in a row!
This has left a cloud of uncertainty over the market. And although the election will lift one piece of uncertainty from the equation, there’s more to it than just that.
Interest rates have been creeping higher, the Dollar is firm, and equities are weak. Plus the Fed is up to its usual games and could raise rates in December. A lot to juggle for investors. But fear is finally in the air (see the VIX Volatility Index), so maybe a trading low is near.
Today we have a packed set of trading links for you. Enjoy some of the best blogs from this week…
MARKET INSIGHTS
Should we sell ahead of the election? – Cracked.Market
Quietly, Base Metals Breakout – Callum Thomas
Broad index is at 2000 and 2007 levels – Kimble Charting Solutions
A Big Test for Stocks – Dana Lyons
Nvidia has room to grow, everywhere – Capital Market Labs
Harmonics in Long Term U.S. Treasuries – Dragonfly Capital
Gold is shining brighter – All Star Charts
SELF IMPROVEMENT & TRADING ENHANCEMENT
5 steps to being fully present in the moment – Adam Grimes
Mindfulness only works if you work on it – Harvard Business Review
Why is it so hard to be inactive – Catalysts minus Headwinds
Successful traders remain in the driver’s seat – Steve Burns
The Art of Asking Good Questions – Trader Feed
What Investors must do to outperform the market – Tren Griffin
The three layers of reality – Brain Pickings
Self Reliance is the key to consistent happiness – Darius Foroux
RESEARCH
Faulty Wall Street Assumptions – A Wealth of Common Sense
Immigrants are keeping America growing – Five Thirty Eight
ESPN has it’s worst month in history – OutKick The Coverage
Be sure to check back next weekend for more links to high level trading blogs and investing research. Thanks for reading “Top Trading Links”!
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