interesting, cannot make higher high on the 3rd push up, not a good sigh.
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Cobra wrote:interesting, cannot make higher high on the 3rd push up, not a good sigh.
Cobra, on a larger time frame (60 min and daily chart), do you think SPY is trying to put in a bear flag, so more selling in the next day or so before it can reverse?
Cobra wrote:interesting, cannot make higher high on the 3rd push up, not a good sigh.
Cobra, on a larger time frame (60 min and daily chart), do you think SPY is trying to put in a bear flag, so more selling in the next day or so before it can reverse?
yes, i think a bear flag is in the forming.
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Cobra wrote:breakout as I said, let's see how far this breakout could go, looks not bad...
Cobra, I've got resistance at 1326, 1330 and 1335. Do you remember my hourly chart with the two momentum indicators? In an hour or two it will give a sell signal...
yes, it's about to give sell signal, but not yet, still hard to say I think.
Cobra wrote:interesting, cannot make higher high on the 3rd push up, not a good sigh.
Cobra, on a larger time frame (60 min and daily chart), do you think SPY is trying to put in a bear flag, so more selling in the next day or so before it can reverse?
yes, i think a bear flag is in the forming.
on the /es though it's one big massive inverted h&s and since /es leads SPY i'm guessing we have more up from here?
like i said, when they want oil higher it will go higher regardless of fundamentals .. from the CME
"August crude oil experienced a substantial turnaround this morning with a $3 rally from the session lows. The gains come despite reduced demand forecasts from both the IEA and EIA. The EIA lowered their 2011 global oil demand forecasts by nearly 16% for a 1.43 million barrel per day increase from year ago levels. ."