Al_Dente wrote:nyadv ~1200
nydec ~1400
chop/range day; neither dominates at the moment
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Technically speaking, an inside day (prices within yesterday's high and low) today would make things really interesting. If Mr. Market moves from sell to indecision, it sets up for a good potential breakout one way or the other tomorrow. Let's watch and see.
Technically speaking, an inside day (prices within yesterday's high and low) today would make things really interesting. If Mr. Market moves from sell to indecision, it sets up for a good potential breakout one way or the other tomorrow. Let's watch and see.
DAILY CHART yesterday’s close here (but intraday, looks like dollar broke out???)
Dollar broke out (bear spy), treasuries uptrend (bear spy)
Dollar and treasuries are overbought and could get more ob …
Red lines/arrows refers to bear spy http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$UST&p ... =264431808
[Hi Mr. Bachnut, but our $TED looks semi-healthy bull, no?]
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
Bachnut, you've been mentioning INDU: check this P&F chart (traditional), cries out loud not to long, not to cover shorts. But beware, the P&F ATR has not (yet?) broken support. Difficult to measure up
I just posted this breadth chart on the weekend, and blabla about how Cobra’s green signal line was so much better blabla.
mmmmmmmmmmmm here it is current today
Yesterday touched Cobra’s “bottom line” (green arrow) and today bounce…
Al_Dente wrote:I just posted this breadth chart on the weekend, and blabla about how Cobra’s green signal line was so much better blabla.
mmmmmmmmmmmm here it is current today
Yesterday touched Cobra’s “bottom line” (green arrow) and today bounce…
uempel wrote:Al, your chart doesn't support bullish trades...
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A bit more downside today, perhaps tomorrow too. I'm waiting for a bang which spreads a bit of panic before the market turns up again. At the moment everything is much too sober, market behaves as though all the "accidents" were priced in.
Technically speaking, an inside day (prices within yesterday's high and low) today would make things really interesting. If Mr. Market moves from sell to indecision, it sets up for a good potential breakout one way or the other tomorrow. Let's watch and see.
DAILY CHART yesterday’s close here (but intraday, looks like dollar broke out???)
Dollar broke out (bear spy), treasuries uptrend (bear spy)
Dollar and treasuries are overbought and could get more ob …
Red lines/arrows refers to bear spy http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$UST&p ... =264431808
[Hi Mr. Bachnut, but our $TED looks semi-healthy bull, no?]
Don't know what to make of TED. Libor has been flatlined since March below the highs but well above the lows despite volatile newsflow.
The interbank market is probably no good for signaling now. At any given price, what the banks won't supply each other, the ECB has. Too artificial. Not a market price.
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uempel wrote:Bachnut, you've been mentioning INDU: check this P&F chart (traditional), cries out loud not to long, not to cover shorts. But beware, the P&F ATR has not (yet?) broken support. Difficult to measure up
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(INDU P&F ATR not shown here)
Very much in agreement uempel. I point out INDU because it is arguably on first push down from it's high (or a double top). Using the Cobra school of thought, I want to see 2 pushes down to a bottom. So, between here and a bottom, there may be a corrective rally. The other indexes on the other hand are coming off lower highs. So, one could argue that they are already on a second push down.
I have a stop on my short as a matter of discipline for the setup not because of bullishness. The market doesn't have to do what it seems its supposed to do. If I get taken out, I am open to reloading the short if I can justify it.