Cobra wrote:Gap down, below yesterday's low so there's a chance the gap won't be filled. The next support is the blue line below.
Global ES is clearly the 2nd leg down. Again watch the blue line below. Not a little bigger rebound is allowed there because if indeed, it'd be clear overlapped 2 legs pullback therefore corrective, the bears game will be over soon.
So again, 2 points to watch: Blue line support and whether the pullback is sharp enough.
Classic TA working for a change would be nice!
target should be just under 131.
Unless that's part of a failed 5th wave of the move up, in which case it's THE turning point. And yes, I wish I had a degree in computer science. This economics one sounds good at a cocktail party, but gets me in more trouble than it was ever worth. 4 years in a machine shop would have been better!
Cobra wrote:Gap down, below yesterday's low so there's a chance the gap won't be filled. The next support is the blue line below.
Global ES is clearly the 2nd leg down. Again watch the blue line below. Not a little bigger rebound is allowed there because if indeed, it'd be clear overlapped 2 legs pullback therefore corrective, the bears game will be over soon.
So again, 2 points to watch: Blue line support and whether the pullback is sharp enough.
Classic TA working for a change would be nice!
target should be just under 131.
Unless that's part of a failed 5th wave of the move up, in which case it's THE turning point. And yes, I wish I had a degree in computer science. This economics one sounds good at a cocktail party, but gets me in more trouble than it was ever worth. 4 years in a machine shop would have been better!
i kick myself on a weekly basis that i didn't study comp sci. econ/east asian studies from UPenn...
i'd rather have gotten a comp sci degree from Rutgers (i'm from NJ originally).
jarbo456 wrote:
i kick myself on a weekly basis that i didn't study comp sci. econ/east asian studies from UPenn...
i'd rather have gotten a comp sci degree from Rutgers (i'm from NJ originally).
Hell, I'd take it from a matchbook cover...LOL
Rutgers is a fine school and they probably had a decent program. I think Steven's Tech would have been good, but I believe that's not that far below MIT as to getting into for the last 30 years. I lived in NJ for 20 years and I am VERY glad to have left it 10 years ago, except for having been 20 minutes from Sandy Hook and the beaches which I do miss.
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This system courtesy Rolf Bertschi/Credit Suisse shows that SPX is slowly rolling over - no upwards momentum on weekly and daily and downwards pressure slowly increasing. Interesting that BPSPX rose a bit yesterday - don't quite understand the divergence. My guess is that BPSPX will turn down and follow the CS system, which is more precise.