I enjoyed it also. I didn't buy into his crude oil thesis. Looked like a major short squeeze to run the stops. I mean come on we had a round number, 50, and a big drop in rig counts. I sure would have put on a squeeze.
Trades with cats wrote:I enjoyed it also. I didn't buy into his crude oil thesis. Looked like a major short squeeze to run the stops. I mean come on we had a round number, 50, and a big drop in rig counts. I sure would have put on a squeeze.
On the other hand, drop in rig counts means lower production. Lower production means less available supply (at some point).
key time, strong rebound here then it's double bottom, pullback over. wait.
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Russel was holding back, now it is leading. WSJ ran an article today saying money managers are "aggressively" looking for small cap bargains because they won't get hurt so much by strong dollar.
You don't post too much (I probably do) and I very much enjoyed that article you linked.
I love these PR articles, all relevant info can concisely be written in two paragraphs and a non 10 pixels chart instead. Or just one chart. Time is money.
I need to thank who ever (sorry I forgot) suggested TSI with EMA trigger line a couple of weeks ago. I am not using it because I have a similar results indicator (Larry "I really trade" Williams %R overlayed with Joe Granville's OBV), but it really helped me to have confidence in what I am using, so thank-you.
Trades with cats wrote:I need to thank who ever (sorry I forgot) suggested TSI with EMA trigger line a couple of weeks ago. I am not using it because I have a similar results indicator (Larry "I really trade" Williams %R overlayed with Joe Granville's OBV), but it really helped me to have confidence in what I am using, so thank-you.
that was BullBear52x
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Bullish Percentages Monday February 2nd at 2:00 p.m. BPNYA -1.70%, BPSPX -3.55%, BPOEX -6.78%, BPCOMPQ -1.22%, BPFINA -1.96%, BPINDU -5.88% and BPNDX is down -5.36%.
Should somebody not know: The Bullish Percentage of an index or of a sector is the number of stocks of that index or sector which are on a P&F buy signal. If BPSPX is down 3.55% to 59.80 today, this means that 59.80% of all 500 SPX stocks are on a buy signal, 3.55% less than on Friday. If this percentage goes down it (generally) weakens the index and vice versa. Same for all the other indices.
(Generally: heavy capitalized stocks such as apple or exxon have a larger impact on SPX than stocks with a smaller market cap. In BPSPX every stock has the same weight. So there is a distortion.)
this rebound shall have legs. the pullback low might be in.
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too early to tell, but let's put 100% mm target here first.
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I just overheard someone the other day saying "this is the perfect time to take a road trip, gas is cheap." That's supply and demand folks. If you don't think a lot of retirees sitting on piles of cash won't take advantage of the low gas prices, low airline ticket prices and low cruise ship prices, you are sadly mistaken. Summer will heat up. So will crude. The price levels seen recently were ONLY speculative, not based on true fundamentals, just as the huge rise in 2007-2008 was on pure speculation which turned out to be completely wrong (but in reverse of what we're seeing now).