forget about mm. for now it's still in a range and near the range high so bad for bulls but if bulls can simply consolidate here instead of pullback then break above the blue line is likely. kind of key time.
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Daniel wrote:From Stock Traders Almanac - Jan.2016
Ned Davis Research ...
Bull and bear markets are measured at peak and trough dates, so both the time and price criteria must be met as of the peak and trough dates.
“A cyclical bull market requires a 30% rise in the DJIA after 50 calendar days
/OR/
a 13% rise after 155 calendar days.
A cyclical bear market requires a 30% drop in the DJIA after 50 calendar days
/OR/
a 13% decline after 145 calendar days.
Similar percent reversals in the Value Line Geometric Index, since 1965, would also qualify.”
Dumb question: what can i use to measure this, without having to count the days by hand?
would ROC-50 and ROC-155, etc, work?
I love all things Ned Davis, but seriously, CALENDAR DAYS ???
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
30 Minute with volume profile. Just a reminder we are creeping up on the opening range (60 minute) low this will be the forth touch since we bounced on 2600. But this is a seasonally bullish week and 80% of the time a down Monday (1.5 %) does not mean a down week (according to Odd Stats on twitter).
Chart for the road: Dead cat bounce on 5 min. setup UPV:DNV = .15 and see the TSI about to turn, bears need to take into consideration if few handles maters. I am out and done. Peace!
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Aside from TLT, which is basically flat (up a nickel)... out of the ETFs that I track intraday only UUP is up. Ignore correlations-- everything is down. Gold. Yen. Oil. Staples. Utes. Maybe some forced selling going on.