Technical Analysis: Is This Rally Legit?
The Dynamic Wealth Report
January 6, 2012
by Justin Bennett, Editor
January is starting out quite nicely for the markets…
In fact, the Dow’s risen just over 200 points since the first trading
day of 2012. But more importantly, the major indexes are making solid
progress on the technical formation I pointed out in late December.
Maybe you remember, I brought to light a high probability triangle
consolidation pattern that formed in the broad markets over the past few
months. If you missed those write-ups, you can see them
here and
here.
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The strength this week has confirmed my suspicions that the markets are
about to kick off an early 2012 rally.
Let me show you what I mean…

As you can see, the Dow is breaking firmly above the top blue trendline
in recent trading. And more importantly, both the Nasdaq and the S&P 500
are showing similar strength on identical technical patterns. That’s a
great sign for stocks as we kick off 2012.
But many investors still have lingering doubts…
Is the recent rally for real-
or is it a head fake?
Are the markets really about to embark on a major rally? Or is this
year’s positive start just a move by Wall Street pros to sucker in
unwary investors before the market moves lower?
After being burned by last summer’s European debt uncertainty, plenty of
investors are likely asking those questions. And most investors just
aren’t willing to buy into this year’s rally… yet.
If you’re in that camp, listen up…
There’s a misconception that the debt problems in Europe have to be
completely fixed before markets can move higher. That line of thinking
makes logical sense, but guess what…
the markets don’t trade on logic.
They never have and they never will.
Fact is, the problems in Europe
don’t have to be completely fixed for
stocks in the US to move higher. All that needs to happen is for
Europe’s debt matters to not get dramatically worse.
And I don’t think they will… at least not for a while.
What I
do think is about to happen is a very similar situation to early
2009.
At the time, US markets were plunging and investors were scared out of
their wits. The US housing market was in shambles and our banking sector
was down for the count. Yet in February 2009, stocks kicked off an
incredible rally the likes of which many investors have never seen.
It didn’t make logical sense at the time, but that’s exactly what
happened.
And remember, nothing was fixed in early 2009! And even more
importantly, these problems
still aren’t fixed! The US housing market
still stinks and many of the big banks still have problems.
But guess what…
The Dow is up 90% since early 2009. The markets are still here… and life
goes on.
In my opinion, the markets are about to make a big move higher. And if
you don’t add stocks to your portfolio now, you’ll probably end up
buying at much higher levels. You may be more confident investing at
that point… but you’ll have missed some big gains.
Until next time,
Justin Bennett
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