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In my spreadsheet, I have this chart:jarbo456 wrote:market is basically flat:Petsamo wrote:I dunno about consumer non-staples, but the financials are very oversold, so it's time for them to outperform.jarbo456 wrote:i'm a little confused today. financials and consumer non-staples are way over performing the market. strange.
JPM - 8%
MS - 7%
GS - 6%
BAC - 3.5%
DB- 3%
etc. etc.
not to be argumentative, but i'm not sure where you're getting the idea that financials are "very oversold". financials are actually pretty much flat or maybe even overbought on the shorter time frame. if you were saying this say, last friday, i would agree. but i have to disagree very much here.
so i'm curious as to what this is saying about the broader market direction.

Maybe, we should downgrade S&PHappyFriday wrote:No downgrade news from S&P or Moody today, is it good ? Usually, they downsgrade the whole world on Thursday or Friday.
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natural numbers are always magnets to XLF. not necessarily bullish at the moment.KENA wrote:Xlf held and is now 1303 this is bullish and indicates moves north for a bit.Lets see.
Petsamo wrote:In my spreadsheet, I have this chart:jarbo456 wrote:market is basically flat:Petsamo wrote:I dunno about consumer non-staples, but the financials are very oversold, so it's time for them to outperform.jarbo456 wrote:i'm a little confused today. financials and consumer non-staples are way over performing the market. strange.
JPM - 8%
MS - 7%
GS - 6%
BAC - 3.5%
DB- 3%
etc. etc.
not to be argumentative, but i'm not sure where you're getting the idea that financials are "very oversold". financials are actually pretty much flat or maybe even overbought on the shorter time frame. if you were saying this say, last friday, i would agree. but i have to disagree very much here.
so i'm curious as to what this is saying about the broader market direction.
The formula is IWM price divided by JPM price times 55.
High numbers mean JPM is weak relative to IWM.
I don't have the XLF / JPM chart, but I have the numbers, and they look bad too.
As you can see from the above chart, JPM is extremely oversold relative to IWM. Eventually, JPM & XLF have to recover from oversold conditions. Unfortunately, nothing is preventing any trend from reversing.
Good idea ! But how ?chickencoop wrote:Maybe, we should downgrade S&PHappyFriday wrote:No downgrade news from S&P or Moody today, is it good ? Usually, they downsgrade the whole world on Thursday or Friday.
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Cool, thanks!chickencoop wrote:Petsamo wrote:In my spreadsheet, I have this chart:jarbo456 wrote:market is basically flat:Petsamo wrote:I dunno about consumer non-staples, but the financials are very oversold, so it's time for them to outperform.jarbo456 wrote:i'm a little confused today. financials and consumer non-staples are way over performing the market. strange.
JPM - 8%
MS - 7%
GS - 6%
BAC - 3.5%
DB- 3%
etc. etc.
not to be argumentative, but i'm not sure where you're getting the idea that financials are "very oversold". financials are actually pretty much flat or maybe even overbought on the shorter time frame. if you were saying this say, last friday, i would agree. but i have to disagree very much here.
so i'm curious as to what this is saying about the broader market direction.
The formula is IWM price divided by JPM price times 55.
High numbers mean JPM is weak relative to IWM.
I don't have the XLF / JPM chart, but I have the numbers, and they look bad too.
As you can see from the above chart, JPM is extremely oversold relative to IWM. Eventually, JPM & XLF have to recover from oversold conditions. Unfortunately, nothing is preventing any trend from reversing.
BullBear52x wrote:bear flag, measure move will sit below yellow zone, not good.
Great, what is the setup of your system? Still using MA, Sto?CognitiveDissonance wrote:tdo722 wrote:Excellent advice. Unfortunately I still don't have a system in place and still rely on emails, newsletters, advices from other. Hopefully, I'll have my own system soon. Now hit/miss 60/40.fulkdaddy wrote:Carlos, when I took my emphasis off my P/L and put it on discipline...to trade my plan, the P/L took care of itself.Carlos wrote:I'm out of my short as well. Could have made more but at least I see my mistake. Profit is Profit!
Things I know for sure:
1) never regret taking a profit or say, "I should have..."
2) Never, ever, ever let a winning trade turn into a loser
3) be humble...it is just not about you. This is a biggie...ego and the need to be right has cost me a lot of coin.
4) try for singles and not home runs. It is a lot easier to get into the Hall of Fame by hitting singles.
5) when you wife asks you how you are doing, don't tell her..this is all about ego! Tell her how good your discipline is.
6) when the market God's are good to you, share some of it with those who are less fortunate. Get 10 $20 bills and go give them to the homeless...to pay homage to the market God's for the good fortune they bestowed upon you.
7) keep it humble...real humble...like Cobra teaches us so well.
I hope this helps! These lessons resulted in a paradigm shift in my trading were I went from survival mode to making money.
TDO, I'm just beginning to move out of that stage and it's tough. But there is some clarity in testing your own system, for one thing, you reduce the info overload.
Just wait until the market has closed.HappyFriday wrote:No downgrade news from S&P or Moody today, is it good ? Usually, they downsgrade the whole world on Thursday or Friday.
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shorts, but most likely will be in cash this weekend.Me XMan wrote:BB52X. Holding long or short?
BullBear52x wrote:bear flag, measure move will sit below yellow zone, not good.