Ok, has anyone ever noticed this crazy idea on the RSI? I'm trying to find a way to trade the ETF's buy watching only one chart. ( I know, good luck with that one. LOL)
It seems to work best on the 30 minute chart with about 30 days showing, it is not as noticeable if the chart is spread out too wide with only a few days showing. Also tried it on the 15 minute chart, but has many false break out signals.
Pay close attention to the signal that was given on March 15th within one hour after the market opened, but well before the announcement was made about the rate hike.
Seems to work best in volatile market conditions. And I did try it on other stocks and ETF's and it did NOT work. LOL
Gosh!Ok,Now were talking price analogys.I agree the NAV difference can and do vary.That is also based on the buying and selling pressure of each ETF that follows GDXJ in itself.This week there were days were JDST had a better than inverse 3x of GDXJ.As JNUG had a less than 3x of GDXJ and vica/versa in the past.Remove prices and anything else you can place on JNUG and GDXJ charts and you will see(I see the answer to my question now.)that,there are no "DIFFERENCES" in there chart "PATTERNS".FTUA!!!
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