It did not seem like it but the market has moved up into the London/Frankfurt close. Next part is a selloff, usually to the days low, then a grind up into the close. Waiting to see the pattern return or fail.
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ascending triangle, breakout is more likely. until a decisive breakout, it's still a range day at the best.
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Tomorrow, APRIL 2, before the open
Dow Inc will replace DowDuPont Inc in the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Dow Inc will also join the S&P 500 tomorrow, replacing Brighthouse Financial Inc
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Games the big boys play:
“Such trades, nicknamed ‘heartbeats,’ are rampant across the $4 trillion U.S. ETF market…One ETF manager calls them the industry’s ‘dirty little secret’.” https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2019 ... ce=twitter
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GOOG and FB make up about 45% of the market value of S&P’s communications sector.
AMZN alone accounts for 31% of the consumer discretionary sector.
Tech hasn’t just become big, it's become a big part of every sector
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Al_Dente wrote:SPX "Golden Cross" today (50/200 sma)
Over the past 40 years, a golden cross has only taken place within the context of a bull market when the low is already in place. [Fat Pitch]
Comment on twitter this morning, you can not cherry pick your 560 and 200 day crosses.
What is the 560 MA, boss?
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Thanks boss, got it.
But I still don’t understand your point
SPX DEATH CROSS was circa December 6 (below 50/200), and now GOLDEN CROSS today (above 50/200).
What is “cherry pick” about that?
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Saw a chart last week showing a black cross in 2012 and 2016, both of which failed (partially because of Fed liquidity blasts), so with that recent record all the happy days from the media over a golden cross are a tad overdone. They need to show the track record:D
As a good example inverted yield cure has an 85% correct prediction record since the 1970's.
First time since the regular open price has approached the 2.616 times the ATR middle Keltner band. Also busted my upper trend line that has worked well all day.