ETF/Index/Chartbook source:

Best I’ve seen to date and submitted to this site Resources is:

http://www.leavittbrothers.com/etf

Perfect, thanks Russ. Here’s the weekly chart of BJK with some key levels. I’m going to take a look at the charts of the individual components asap & see if I can find any other casino stocks that stand out as trading opps. I’ve already had some very nice gains on a few of those from the video such as ERI & GDEN (gapping down below T2 today for a very swift & large profit). Thx again.

@Jjyk21 Assuming the broad market is headed much lower as I suspect, then I strongly favor the latter (semis playing catch-up to the downside by falling more than the broad market in the coming weeks & possibly months).

You’re welcome Teeps & thank you for that feedback. In fact, based on what you said, I will try to put together a list of my favorite sectors both on the long & short side at this time.

DIS is sitting on a very important support shelf. While a break of the downtrend line could launch a rally up towards the 106 area, a solid break below support is likely to send the stock down to the 82.30 & possibly 72.90 area. Which scenario plays out will most likley depend on where the broad market is headed in the coming months (shown on the first chart below, 3-day period candlesticks). With the weekly PPO still solidly in bearish territory (second chart below) along with my outlook for the broad market, I’d have to lean towards the bearish scenario but with that being said, I could be wrong & a long here in DIS with a stop on a solid weekly close below support and/or a break above that downtrend line certainly seems objective.

BJK (Van Eck Sectors Gaming ETF) is perhaps a more direct ETF than PEJ mentioned in video.
Volumes were small Nov 3/16: PEJ = 6878, BJK = 589.