• The first chart shows that The Arora Report gave a signal to buy leveraged inverse ETF (SQQQ) or short-sell Nasdaq 100 ETF (QQQ) which represents the Nasdaq 100 Index, near the top of the stock market. An inverse ETF goes up when the stock market goes down. • The first chart shows that the Arora Report gave a signal to book profits and exit the leveraged or short positions.

Rallying Into the Fed Decision

Disappointing manufacturing data sparked trade war fallout fears Tuesday. Short the major indexes by going long these three inverse ETFs.

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Watch key stocks including Apple and Nvidia to determine whether investors are holding on or giving up.

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