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CLARK
Stockcharts has been messing with ADX
New ADX won’t give u the full adx with all the lines
U have to find an OLD CHART of yours where you still have the old ADX and base a new chart off that.
Somebody needs to send and email to stkchrts and ask WTF
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
Working hedges.
Yesterday I had hedges stopped out on the way up and stopped in on the way down.
For all the drama, there was very little deterioration in my technical indicators.
That could change, but the uptrend is still intact. Perhaps yesterday was the beginning of the end.
Given all the recent top signals, though, I am going to be careful.
I think a test to the top of last week's rectangle may be on deck to find some support.
So, I'll keep working the hedge to be neutral or long as things unfold today.
Al_Dente wrote:CLARK
Stockcharts has been messing with ADX
New ADX won’t give u the full adx with all the lines
U have to find an OLD CHART of yours where you still have the old ADX and base a new chart off that.
Somebody needs to send and email to stkchrts and ask WTF
Thanks for clarifying, I inputted it on a chart and thought I was going CRAZY!
What's amazing is the S&P hit a 4 year high yesterday and people are still looking for "QE3" out of the Fed, and something out of Jackson Hole shortly. At least that's what the gurus want you to think. There's no reason in the world for the fed to increase their balance sheet with bond buying right now or anytime in the foreseeable future, the notion is entirely ridiculous.
OverUnder wrote:What's amazing is the S&P hit a 4 year high yesterday and people are still looking for "QE3" out of the Fed, and something out of Jackson Hole shortly. At least that's what the gurus want you to think. There's no reason in the world for the fed to increase their balance sheet with bond buying right now or anytime in the foreseeable future, the notion is entirely ridiculous.
OverUnder wrote:What's amazing is the S&P hit a 4 year high yesterday and people are still looking for "QE3" out of the Fed, and something out of Jackson Hole shortly. At least that's what the gurus want you to think. There's no reason in the world for the fed to increase their balance sheet with bond buying right now or anytime in the foreseeable future, the notion is entirely ridiculous.
test the morning low, key time. so far I read we're still in the very 1st down leg.
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