Al_Dente wrote:is anyone seeing a HUGE up Miyagi-Bar on spy 5min right now
looks like it goes above 211.8
Yes, it's on stockcharts
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Out of Bounds wrote:It's gone from stockcharts. Rumor is that it's just a bad print & did NOT show on IB.
boss I still show it on stockcharts
looks like it happened on the ONE MINUTE bar, with about 900k volume in it and the bar was RED
problem is: it will screw up all the moving averages and price-based indicators if stockcharts doesn’t eliminate it tonight (sometimes they do)
MrMiyagi please report in [edit: just saw MrM's post, thanks]
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Out of Bounds wrote:It's gone from stockcharts. Rumor is that it's just a bad print & did NOT show on IB.
boss I still show it on stockcharts
looks like it happened on the ONE MINUTE bar, with about 900k volume in it and the bar was RED
problem is: it will screw up all the moving averages and price-based indicators if stockcharts doesn’t eliminate it tonight (sometimes they do)
MrMiyagi please report in [edit: just saw MrM's post, thanks]
It's back on stockcharts. Was gone for a few minutes. Strange
uempel wrote:Yesterday's chart, SPX failed to break higher at blue resistance.
But I guess it's not the technicals which drive the market today and tomorrow. Greece will have to pay back loans on Friday and I guess that's the key element for this week's trading - not only in Europe, all around the world.
A failure to pay back the 300 million € to the IMF might unleash an uncontrolled chain reaction - and that's what scares everybody. It's not failure to pay a relatively small amount (of 300 million), the problem is that a non-payment would send a very negative signal to all the banks and institutions holding 318 billion € Greek debt.
As far as I recall the problems of Long Term Capital Management in 1998 were only 5 billion - and the markets corrected 22 percent. Of course there was a Russian financial crisis simultaneously, but the total $$$ amount which led to the huge 1998 correction was much, much smaller than 318 billion...
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Do you have a CIT tomorrow around noon on any charts?
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