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daytradingES wrote:anybody got something bearish to post?
or a joke?
...:}
I here the Fiscal Cliff is now a sure thing.
You heard the rumour here first!
Yeah that´s why big guys are closing shorts this year (short squeeze rally) check some heavily shorted stocks
Large bearish divergence continues to build in cumulative tick (red line lower pane) but first 1448 with non ratio adjusted nymo staying under 180 (current read 120) to see a decline get started
Trying to print its 7th red candle in a row today while maintaining its strong uptrend.
L_T or any Elliott Waver. I have zero knowledge on EWT, my eyeball sees that as 5th wave complete. Am I way off? Probably but curious to see others opinion
That's not my area of expertise either. What I like is that it is oversold but still holding within the up trend and bouncing off of EMA 20.
essessme wrote:
Large bearish divergence continues to build in cumulative tick (red line lower pane) but first 1448 with non ratio adjusted nymo staying under 180 (current read 120) to see a decline get started
I don't understand a bit of it - but if it means DOWN I'm all for it !!!
(BTW all the lines are going up - a mistake - right??)
Educational only and not trading advice (EO&NTA) Good trading to all
My satisfaction always came from beating the market, solving the puzzle. The money was the reward, but it was not the main reason I loved the market (Jess Livermore)
ClarkW wrote:Does all this bullish price movement leading into tomorrow's FOMC meeting increase likelihood the market will be disappointed with what's said?
Maybe the compromise to the fiscal cliff talks will be a sell-the-news event
ClarkW wrote:Does all this bullish price movement leading into tomorrow's FOMC meeting increase likelihood the market will be disappointed with what's said?
...it would be a perfect set up. Suck 'em in, spit em out...
ClarkW wrote:Does all this bullish price movement leading into tomorrow's FOMC meeting increase likelihood the market will be disappointed with what's said?
imo yes I will likely close pos. today and will see what happens tomorrow (just my opinion)
My satisfaction always came from beating the market, solving the puzzle. The money was the reward, but it was not the main reason I loved the market (Jess Livermore)
I'm neutral here. usually the day high will be revisited, but I'm not sure if this pullback need touch the EMA20 blue line first. wait.
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