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♟ What the Dow Theory Says About This Rally

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Hint: We'll know whether the bull market is here to stay after reading this chart. [Image of Charles

Hint: We'll know whether the bull market is here to stay after reading this chart. [Trade of the Day Logo] [View in browser]( [Image of Charles H. Dow (1851-1902), a founder of Dow Jones & Co. who invented the famous Dow Jones Industrial Average in 1896. Ca. 1900]( ["If you want to know whether we're truly in a bull market, this is the sector that will give you the answer."]( Bryan Bottarelli, Head Trade Tactician, Monument Traders Alliance [Bryan Bottarelli] After November's furious upside rally, many traders and investors are all wondering the same thing... Can the rally continue? To help answer that question, let's examine where the major market indexes stand in terms of one of the most time-tested and important predictive models ever created... The Dow Theory. As a quick reminder, the Dow Theory is a financial concept that says the market is in an upward trend if one of its averages advances above a previous important high... and then that move is accompanied by a similar advance in another average. So, for example... If the Dow Jones Industrial Average were to climb to an intermediate high and then the Dow Jones Transportation Average ALSO climbed to an intermediate high, the upside trend would be confirmed, according to the Dow Theory. This approach was created by Charles H. Dow, who, along with Edward Jones and Charles Bergstresser, founded Dow Jones & Company in 1882 and developed the Dow Jones Industrial Average in 1896. Dow famously fleshed out his theory in a series of Wall Street Journal editorials. He would die in 1902, but one of the hallmarks of his work still holds true today: the idea that in order to confirm an upside or downside trend, one critical box must be checked. Indexes Must Confirm Each Other Dow insisted that for a trend to be established, the signals that occur on one index must match or correspond with the signals on another. Dow's assumption was... If business conditions were truly healthy, then industrial stocks and, say, railroad stocks should be rising simultaneously. Therefore, a confirmation of highs in both sectors would've made him confident enough to call a bull market. So, with that in mind... Where do the major market averages stand right now? [Wow, This One Set of Stocks CRUSHED the Market]( [16-To-1]( 16-to-1. That's how badly one set of stocks DESTROYED the market over the last three years in our historical testing. And Alexander Green is going to reveal the four metrics all of them shared on Wednesday, December 6, at 1 p.m. ET. He says picking stocks with these four metrics is CRUCIAL to succeeding in 2024. [Claim a free spot to attend right here.]( Take a look below... Last week, the Dow pushed to new highs: [Chart: Dow Industrial Average ]( However... It's important to note that the Dow Transports (which includes names like FedEx, Union Pacific, United Parcel Service, J.B. Hunt Transport Services, United Airlines Holdings, Ryder System and Norfolk Southern) still has around 10% of upside left before it hits a new high of its own. [Chart: Dow Transportation Average]( [Logo] YOUR ACTION PLAN This tells you one of two things is about to happen... Scenario #1: If we are, in fact, in a bull market, the Transports will rise 10% to hit a new high and confirm the upside trend. Scenario #2: If we are not in a bull market, the Transports will fail to hit a new high, and we'll know that the November gains were a smoke screen. So the fate of the markets now lies in the hands of the Dow Transports. If you want to know whether we're truly in a bull market, this is the sector that will give you the answer. To see exactly how I'm playing these two potential scenarios, I invite you to join me in [The War Room](. Last week I closed nine winning trades (that's almost two wins per day!), including a 75.52% return on Pure Storage (PSTG) in one trading day. [Click here to join me in The War Room.]( [New Discovery Has Produced 83% Win Rate While the Stock Market Has Dropped!]( [2,614% in 10 Days]( See how this revolutionary new "One Ticker" trading strategy is helping traders bring in massive wins while most investors have been watching their portfolios bleed. [Show Me the #1 Trading Strategy]( [Chart] MONDAY MARKET MINUTE - Barron's Is Bullish on PepsiCo. Barron's is saying that anyone interested in growth and stability should own PEP. The stock has a 3% dividend yield and is down 7.5% year to date - it could be the value play of the year going into 2024. Tracking. - An Upside AI Stock That Isn't Nvidia. One name that could soon find itself riding Nvidia's coattails is Super Micro Computer (SMCI). More than half of its revenues are tied to AI, and its current customers include Tesla and Meta. - Lululemon Set for Earnings. LULU is expected to announce earnings after the market closes on Thursday, and it got hit with a downgrade this morning from Wells Fargo. Could this just be a setup for a run-up early in the week as the company heads into earnings? - Watching for More Moves on ETSY. A big holiday shopping fad this year will be products from the crafty Etsy site, which offers unique gifts you cannot find at any major retail stores. After a big pop on Friday, shares could easily extend up to $95. - Still a Top Value Stock. With the Dow Jones still hitting new highs, I consider Walmart (WMT) the best value on Wall Street. 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