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Silver down today on turn day, could follow the market, another turn date for silver on Feb 6th (+/- 3 days), could be in a trough by then...TraderGirl wrote:Nice work proteus, there is a turn day for silver on the 23rd which could take until the 24th, so we will see what happens then....proteus46 wrote:You can see what happened to Silver during the FOMC meeting on September 21, 2011.
I don't think they will announce or even suggest a QE3 on Wednesday, next week.
So keep going up silver, until Wednesday at noon next week.
TraderGirl,TraderGirl wrote:Silver down today on turn day, could follow the market, another turn date for silver on Feb 6th (+/- 3 days), could be in a trough by then...TraderGirl wrote:Nice work proteus, there is a turn day for silver on the 23rd which could take until the 24th, so we will see what happens then....proteus46 wrote:You can see what happened to Silver during the FOMC meeting on September 21, 2011.
I don't think they will announce or even suggest a QE3 on Wednesday, next week.
So keep going up silver, until Wednesday at noon next week.
So descending triangle instead of ascending triangle. Have not made a trade in hours...or really even considered one.Cobra wrote:probably this line is why we don't see a clear breakout, still it's a wait game.
Cobra could you please explain why the line you traced between the top of yesterday and the closing of yesterday means a resistance that SPY is not able to overtake at this moment?Cobra wrote:probably this line is why we don't see a clear breakout, still it's a wait game.
I follow a lot of different people and try to take what works from each person. Merriman calls a lot of good turns. Some of them have not been so effective because of this market run-up, but there are other forces that won't allow a market to correct. I believe in "time" more than price for turns. Sometimes all of a sudden sentiment can change on a dime, those are from underlying cycle/astro events. Bradley dates are not 100%, but they do sometimes call turns in particular indexes/markets, and sometimes the market direction. My previous call for the last major Bradley turn date of 12/28/2011 was that it could turn 7-8 days prior to 12/28, because there was another turn around that date, and it did turn on Dec 20.juankim wrote:TraderGirl,TraderGirl wrote:Silver down today on turn day, could follow the market, another turn date for silver on Feb 6th (+/- 3 days), could be in a trough by then...TraderGirl wrote:Nice work proteus, there is a turn day for silver on the 23rd which could take until the 24th, so we will see what happens then....proteus46 wrote:You can see what happened to Silver during the FOMC meeting on September 21, 2011.
I don't think they will announce or even suggest a QE3 on Wednesday, next week.
So keep going up silver, until Wednesday at noon next week.
Many thanks for the turndates/cycles info. Just curious how you come upon these turndates for different asset classes... method to the 'madness' so to speak![]()
Been recently getting interested in the cyclical aspects of the market (Bradley, Armstrong, etc), so just trying to expand my knowledge in the space.
Much thanks!
Pure luck, no logic behind yet, at least I don't know the reason behind it.EFA wrote:Cobra could you please explain why the line you traced between the top of yesterday and the closing of yesterday means a resistance that SPY is not able to overtake at this moment?Cobra wrote:probably this line is why we don't see a clear breakout, still it's a wait game.
Thank you.
It's not descending triangle.SB73 wrote:So descending triangle instead of ascending triangle. Have not made a trade in hours...or really even considered one.Cobra wrote:probably this line is why we don't see a clear breakout, still it's a wait game.