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US Markets - ARM 3T Trend Analysis (4/25/13)

Apr. 26, 2013 11:26 AM ETSPY, DIA, QQQ, GLD, TLT, OIL-OLD, DBC
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ARM 3T Trend Analysis™

A Trader's Research Tool That Identifies Three Major Stock Trends

Daily ARM 3T Trend Analysis© Report

SPY, DIA, QQQ, GLD, TLT, OIL, & DBC (Exchange-Traded Funds) Alert For April 25, 2013

THE BENCHMARKS:

ARM 3T SITUATION REPORT ("BUY/HOLD/SELL"):

ARM 3T TREND™ ANALYSIS:

DAILY PRICE CHARTS w/ ARM 3T TREND ANALYSIS (MEDIUM-TERM TREND) POWERED BY METASTOCK®:

Notes:

  1. ARM 3T Trend Analysis™ powered by Microsoft© Excel® 2010.
  2. Red solid line within stock charts signifies Level 1 S/R Price Zone serving as a specified price support/resistance level.
  3. Green solid line within stock charts signifies Level 2 S/R Price Zone serving as a specified price support/resistance level.
  4. Yellow solid line within stock charts signifies Level 3 S/R Price Zone serving as a specified price support/resistance level.
  5. Stock charts have three window panes: Top (proprietary momentum and S/R Level indicators); Middle (Candlestick Price Bars with medium-term ARM 3T Trend Analysis™ powered by Thomson Reuters MetaStock® version 9.0 within Daily price charts along w/ Blue 50-SMA, Red 200-SMA, and S/R Levels indicator); and Bottom (proprietary volume oscillator indicator with volatility indicator and neutral trend bias indicator).

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