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using the same idea (stocktraders almanac) thur/fri/mon should be down).jarbo456 wrote:you guys should read the stats on the first day of the month returns...May happens to be quite strong in that area.
Are you talking about the Mercury opposition to Saturn on the 6th? We should be down into that maybe into the 7th...CarlosDK wrote:TraderGirl ,, you must remember we have a Saturn aspect also no good coming up.
perhaps IRA money that was put in before April 17 is being invested by mutual funds todaytaggard wrote:using the same idea (stocktraders almanac) thur/fri/mon should be down).jarbo456 wrote:you guys should read the stats on the first day of the month returns...May happens to be quite strong in that area.
taggard, you are talking about this thurs, fri, and upcoming monday?? Funny how astro's and stats can go hand in hand...taggard wrote:using the same idea (stocktraders almanac) thur/fri/mon should be down).jarbo456 wrote:you guys should read the stats on the first day of the month returns...May happens to be quite strong in that area.
zudec wrote:perhaps IRA money that was put in before April 17 is being invested by mutual funds todaytaggard wrote:using the same idea (stocktraders almanac) thur/fri/mon should be down).jarbo456 wrote:you guys should read the stats on the first day of the month returns...May happens to be quite strong in that area.
I confess...I don't have a clue.taggard wrote:re mccellan. i use a 10 day moving average of nyse ad line--this tracks Mccellan nicely. the advantage is since it is a moving average i can see the days to be "dropped" ahead of time. The implication right now is 5-4 to 5-11 will drop large positive numbers. this tends (all thing being equal) to take Mccellan down--and that action again all things being equal means a decline.Mr. BachNut wrote:Long. I had been holding a partial short too but that spike just snapped my stops. Still bracing for somewhipsaw but welcoming the strength.
The time frame is the jobs report and the french run off election (interesting in light of the cobra dax head and shoulders--which i belief will start to play and then fail--amusingly index patterns are often noted by everyone (some see a head and shoulders in rut/iwm) and given the importance of dax the odds are you will see other people noting this. if the patterns turn up noted--often they don't play out--if they are not talked about in the press etc--they often do play out.
a note on entry points this morning--we took off strong broke over the 5 min 20 ema and then pulled back to it--given we were short term oversold and that we had a strong start entering there worked. second on the break over the first spike up was another entry more dangerous but was there.
this is just my experience so naturally discount it--but this talk about the news spits attention during intra day trades. i like the news as much as anyone but it just doesn't help trading during fast moves. i think the key there is a very simple rule set and discipline. you just have to move without a clue--because thinking or understanding is too slow--when up against stuff like short squeezes or hft shifts. i don't know about you--but it's hard to just sit there and know i don't know and yet do something--but that is what works in fast situations.
zudec wrote:perhaps IRA money that was put in before April 17 is being invested by mutual funds todaytaggard wrote:using the same idea (stocktraders almanac) thur/fri/mon should be down).jarbo456 wrote:you guys should read the stats on the first day of the month returns...May happens to be quite strong in that area.
100% agree, Good call.Mr. BachNut wrote:I confess...I don't have a clue.taggard wrote:re mccellan. i use a 10 day moving average of nyse ad line--this tracks Mccellan nicely. the advantage is since it is a moving average i can see the days to be "dropped" ahead of time. The implication right now is 5-4 to 5-11 will drop large positive numbers. this tends (all thing being equal) to take Mccellan down--and that action again all things being equal means a decline.Mr. BachNut wrote:Long. I had been holding a partial short too but that spike just snapped my stops. Still bracing for somewhipsaw but welcoming the strength.
The time frame is the jobs report and the french run off election (interesting in light of the cobra dax head and shoulders--which i belief will start to play and then fail--amusingly index patterns are often noted by everyone (some see a head and shoulders in rut/iwm) and given the importance of dax the odds are you will see other people noting this. if the patterns turn up noted--often they don't play out--if they are not talked about in the press etc--they often do play out.
a note on entry points this morning--we took off strong broke over the 5 min 20 ema and then pulled back to it--given we were short term oversold and that we had a strong start entering there worked. second on the break over the first spike up was another entry more dangerous but was there.
this is just my experience so naturally discount it--but this talk about the news spits attention during intra day trades. i like the news as much as anyone but it just doesn't help trading during fast moves. i think the key there is a very simple rule set and discipline. you just have to move without a clue--because thinking or understanding is too slow--when up against stuff like short squeezes or hft shifts. i don't know about you--but it's hard to just sit there and know i don't know and yet do something--but that is what works in fast situations.
I have pretty much given up trying to anticipate news or what the reaction will be.
But I do pay attention roughly to the reaction to news. Lately, bad news hasn't tanked the market much and good news fires it up. Bullish.
However, technicals as of yesterday seemed marginal and vulnerable to flipping calls. Today ought to make a stonger case.
On McClellan, we've got a rising bottoms line from the low, which I like.
If strength persists, I can see the McClellan and perhaps the TRIN signaling over-bought later in the week. So, maybe a turn is on deck, but given evil plans and such, Mr. Market may want to try and top the April 2 high to clean out shorts first.
yes i am talking about this thur etc. and as far as astro and stats going hand in hand--they should. my perception is there is only one market out there and everyone overlays some conceptual frame work on it. some are very complex frameworks and some very simple. but they all attempt to describe or relate to the same whole they are in reference to.TraderGirl wrote:taggard, you are talking about this thurs, fri, and upcoming monday?? Funny how astro's and stats can go hand in hand...taggard wrote:using the same idea (stocktraders almanac) thur/fri/mon should be down).jarbo456 wrote:you guys should read the stats on the first day of the month returns...May happens to be quite strong in that area.
Mr. BachNut wrote:I confess...I don't have a clue.taggard wrote:re mccellan. i use a 10 day moving average of nyse ad line--this tracks Mccellan nicely. the advantage is since it is a moving average i can see the days to be "dropped" ahead of time. The implication right now is 5-4 to 5-11 will drop large positive numbers. this tends (all thing being equal) to take Mccellan down--and that action again all things being equal means a decline.Mr. BachNut wrote:Long. I had been holding a partial short too but that spike just snapped my stops. Still bracing for somewhipsaw but welcoming the strength.
The time frame is the jobs report and the french run off election (interesting in light of the cobra dax head and shoulders--which i belief will start to play and then fail--amusingly index patterns are often noted by everyone (some see a head and shoulders in rut/iwm) and given the importance of dax the odds are you will see other people noting this. if the patterns turn up noted--often they don't play out--if they are not talked about in the press etc--they often do play out.
a note on entry points this morning--we took off strong broke over the 5 min 20 ema and then pulled back to it--given we were short term oversold and that we had a strong start entering there worked. second on the break over the first spike up was another entry more dangerous but was there.
this is just my experience so naturally discount it--but this talk about the news spits attention during intra day trades. i like the news as much as anyone but it just doesn't help trading during fast moves. i think the key there is a very simple rule set and discipline. you just have to move without a clue--because thinking or understanding is too slow--when up against stuff like short squeezes or hft shifts. i don't know about you--but it's hard to just sit there and know i don't know and yet do something--but that is what works in fast situations.
I have pretty much given up trying to anticipate news or what the reaction will be.
But I do pay attention roughly to the reaction to news. Lately, bad news hasn't tanked the market much and good news fires it up. Bullish.
However, technicals as of yesterday seemed marginal and vulnerable to flipping calls. Today ought to make a stonger case.
On McClellan, we've got a rising bottoms line from the low, which I like.
If strength persists, I can see the McClellan and perhaps the TRIN signaling over-bought later in the week. So, maybe a turn is on deck, but given evil plans and such, Mr. Market may want to try and top the April 2 high to clean out shorts first.
SPX VIX divergence need time to work out, so too early to say something now.grachu wrote:yes that is what I meant . plus is not getting too low on the big picture?
You did better than I...victorm wrote:s-t... closed TNA at 61.54
How well have the downside p-bars been working?MrMiyagi wrote:P-bar SPY, 139.89$ @ 11:47am.