Over the past two months, the United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA), which tracks gasoline has fallen around 14% from the recent top of $64.27, to a low of $55.16. The drop in the UGA share price occurred after the stock broke a technical major trend line level.
Many talking heads in the media are looking at this drop and saying that it will benefit the economy. They are promoting that this should be viewed as a positive for the markets going forward. This banter from the talking heads contrasts their words when the UGA rises. At that point they are quick to point out how the increase is viewed as a tax hike on working Americans, and that it has a negative impact on the markets. But is that the case?
During the financial crisis of 2008, this leading indicator of inflationary or deflationary pressure bottomed out three months prior to the markets. The United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) made a low of $16.10, during December of 2008 and never looked back. It continued to make higher highs and higher lows until topping out during mid June. The UGA led the markets, until recently. The sharp sell off in the United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) is a sign of deflation creeping into the markets, it is certainly something we must pay attention to.
With all the geopolitical tensions around the world, oil and gasoline prices should not have fallen as sharply. The United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) as well as oil prices are telling us things contrary to what the media or governments want us to believe; that there is a major slow down in the global economy. The chart of the United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) is confirming that.
As traders all we look to do is to be on the right side of any trade. Just like how we alerted readers of the Rant & Rave blog HERE, warning them of the bearish set up on oil indicating a move lower was coming. We also alerted members of the Elite Round Table of a Head and Shoulders top in play, when the United States Oil Fund LP (ETF) (NYSEARCA:USO) closed below $36.92, as a time to go short the stock and sector; our profit target was $34.40 and we all made a great profit on that trade all by following the charts and not the media noise.
Now there will be a great buying opportunity for these commodities, and with the right set up on the charts, another shorting opportunity as well. Regardless of the direction of the markets, there is always a trade to profit from it. Come join us as continually and consistently provide calls like these from the past month and more. For market moving news as well as important updates make sure to join our mailing list here. Or bypass the free content and get right to the money making action, join us at the Elite Round Table now.
Many talking heads in the media are looking at this drop and saying that it will benefit the economy. They are promoting that this should be viewed as a positive for the markets going forward. This banter from the talking heads contrasts their words when the UGA rises. At that point they are quick to point out how the increase is viewed as a tax hike on working Americans, and that it has a negative impact on the markets. But is that the case?
During the financial crisis of 2008, this leading indicator of inflationary or deflationary pressure bottomed out three months prior to the markets. The United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) made a low of $16.10, during December of 2008 and never looked back. It continued to make higher highs and higher lows until topping out during mid June. The UGA led the markets, until recently. The sharp sell off in the United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) is a sign of deflation creeping into the markets, it is certainly something we must pay attention to.
With all the geopolitical tensions around the world, oil and gasoline prices should not have fallen as sharply. The United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) as well as oil prices are telling us things contrary to what the media or governments want us to believe; that there is a major slow down in the global economy. The chart of the United States Gasoline Fund, LP (NYSEARCA:UGA) is confirming that.
As traders all we look to do is to be on the right side of any trade. Just like how we alerted readers of the Rant & Rave blog HERE, warning them of the bearish set up on oil indicating a move lower was coming. We also alerted members of the Elite Round Table of a Head and Shoulders top in play, when the United States Oil Fund LP (ETF) (NYSEARCA:USO) closed below $36.92, as a time to go short the stock and sector; our profit target was $34.40 and we all made a great profit on that trade all by following the charts and not the media noise.
Now there will be a great buying opportunity for these commodities, and with the right set up on the charts, another shorting opportunity as well. Regardless of the direction of the markets, there is always a trade to profit from it. Come join us as continually and consistently provide calls like these from the past month and more. For market moving news as well as important updates make sure to join our mailing list here. Or bypass the free content and get right to the money making action, join us at the Elite Round Table now.