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That would make for a nice entry on some momo issues.DellGriffith wrote:i would think something less than a 10% drop for the entire correction. tomorrow probably doesnt have to be a big drop because the huge white candle coming off would push MFI down quite a bit on its own.gappy wrote:DG, you mean dip right? Cause Zirp/Ponzi must proceed the chart up and to the right, else the U.S. of A. is an "officially" bankrupt state. Can't have the curtain pulled back now can we? Best hope for bears is a black as night swan.DellGriffith wrote:a really good day for the correction to start would be tomorrow because a huge white candle will drop off MFIs radar on that day.
As always, your point of view is greatly appreciated. Thanks!Mr. BachNut wrote:Partial long. No change. Picked up some VIX though.
My summation signal is neutral. A break of yesterday's lows could turn it down.
My composite trend signal tipped up to neutral yesterday. Very marginal and whippy these days.
Price is up, but I am not seeing strength under the hood yet.
Unfortunately the range trading and low volatility have really sensitized and marginalized my trend signal.
A little up can tip it up. A little down can tip it down. A lot of indicators jostling about thresholds.
So, a little more discretion and a little less mechanical are called for I think.
I have been patient with my long campaign, and for the moment it has returned to the black.
Can't say I have much confidence in it though given the recent action.
I picked up a little VIX, which may act as a hedge if we get a down draft.
I don't have a setup for VIX. It just seems cheap given the choppy nature of the recent market.
It may be a dumb idea as cheap things have a way of getting cheaper, but at least one pop in the next month for an exit seems like a good probability even if the bull keeps going.
A scan of the blogosphere shows others detecting risk ahead and some arguments for topping.
Emotionally, it seems like folks (not just permabears) are ready for a correction.
It could be so, and my paranoia wants to buy it. However, there is a bullish case too.
If the ECB easing drum beats louder into June, and the market makes some new highs, PMs could be forced to chase into quarter-end.
This is NOT a prediction. I am just trying to keep an open mind.
I'll stick to partial positions here in equities. Other markets are working much better and command bigger allocations.
If the trend picks up steam, I can supplement with occasional day positions or change my mind.
I don't know much about MFI, but I like RSI. DellGriffith's chart reminded me of the RSI on the weekly. Regular RSI setting 14 shows RSI well above 50, and RSI setting 191 (good track record) shows no divergence and not the slightest indication of a decline ...DellGriffith wrote:
The problem with "top calls" is that SPY has 2 different types of tops: spike tops and rounded tops. In the case of spike tops, they can begin to correct even when MFI is overbought. Interestingly, rounded tops like to spend almost their ENTIRE duration where MFI is under 50. So if we don't get a spike top, look for that rounded top signal. The only day where rounded tops might be over 50 is that very first day, which typically involves a huge red candle that drops MFI under 50.
Our current position better fits the "rounded top" formation scenario, and recent price action has dropped MFI to just above 50, where rounded top corrections like to begin. The key at this point is to watch for that first huge red candle that drops MFI under 50. That should be the real signal that a correction has begun.
While not a short term technical signal, fitting into the argument for a top, S&P stocks topped out almost exactly 1 year ago. we have moved higher with lower and lower participation.uempel wrote:I don't know much about MFI, but I like RSI. DellGriffith's chart reminded me of the RSI on the weekly. Regular RSI setting 14 shows RSI well above 50, and RSI setting 191 (good track record) shows no divergence and not the slightest indication of a decline ...DellGriffith wrote:
The problem with "top calls" is that SPY has 2 different types of tops: spike tops and rounded tops. In the case of spike tops, they can begin to correct even when MFI is overbought. Interestingly, rounded tops like to spend almost their ENTIRE duration where MFI is under 50. So if we don't get a spike top, look for that rounded top signal. The only day where rounded tops might be over 50 is that very first day, which typically involves a huge red candle that drops MFI under 50.
Our current position better fits the "rounded top" formation scenario, and recent price action has dropped MFI to just above 50, where rounded top corrections like to begin. The key at this point is to watch for that first huge red candle that drops MFI under 50. That should be the real signal that a correction has begun.
Regular RSI setting, 14 RSI setting 191
Exit target?Heck wrote:QQQ MAY 23 2014 88.00 P - 10:49:27
Bought to Open @ $0.05
All in
I think I saw you post a signal for tomorrow at some point. Is that still the case?uempel wrote:BachNut, I like your Paranoia
I think you are referring to this chart A few days ago as SPX bounced off the MA 55. As the 55 is often pivotal and the week leading up to Memorial Day tends to be bullish I suggested that this week is going to be green I cannot remember a signal for tomorrow, but I'll have a look later on.Mr. BachNut wrote:I think I saw you post a signal for tomorrow at some point. Is that still the case?uempel wrote:BachNut, I like your Paranoia
actually, I think we go higher before we go lower. Im fading myself Odd thing is about the "too many"argument - there were "too many" bulls from 2009 - present. that didnt stop the run. Also, most of the traders I speak to have a long bias here, so while I think everyone talks short, they play long...uempel wrote:Tutti, too many bears out there, the market cannot decline. You too I presume