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Cobra wrote: I see nothing on AAII. More bulls but I'd like to see extremely extreme, for now it's far from extreme.
I don't read much on AAII and II either.cletus wrote:Well, to be fair, there are as many "bulls" on this chart as there was at the 2007 peak. I don't think it's a useful survey. The high spike in bulls in 2004/05 didn't lead to a correction. Whether this is something you are supposed to trade with or against, there isn't a clear relationship. I don't trust this survey but I do trust the equity put call ratios, which are EXTREMELY bullish right now (as bullish as right before many previous peaks).
Cobra wrote: I see nothing on AAII. More bulls but I'd like to see extremely extreme, for now it's far from extreme.
You're welcome tsf, I just post them as I see them...tsf wrote:Thank you for all your p-bars, MrMiyagi.
I think you have a whole following on this board.
Now wouldn't that be something!!esTrader wrote:In terms of EW count, this is how two pBARs 193.58 and 194.95 get hit next week. Let's see if it plays out in this time sequence.
Hi esTrader, I don't know about ES but I see the Russell starting the B wave today.esTrader wrote:In terms of EW count, this is how two pBARs 193.58 and 194.95 get hit next week. Let's see if it plays out in this time sequence.MrMiyagi wrote:
As attached, TNA may also have the same EW count as ES. Wave B normally is very complex and is difficult to predict. I am just using MrMiyagi's pBARs to predict its movement.Royal Flush wrote:Hi esTrader, I don't know about ES but I see the Russell starting the B wave today.esTrader wrote:In terms of EW count, this is how two pBARs 193.58 and 194.95 get hit next week. Let's see if it plays out in this time sequence.MrMiyagi wrote: