A trader should pay heed to the strength of financials today, in addition to the huge call buying on XLF. If nothing else, it implies some strength ahead eventually above these levels.
breakdown would be bad (double top) so bulls must hold here.
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volume surge, someone is defending the low, critical here. i think bulls got chances.
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DaWay wrote:On 5-min SPY: Up tilt flags mean bearish; down tilt flags have less choice but bullish; if we keep our reading consistent (don't mean market is).
At what point does a flag fail to become a flag, but a channel with the new trend? Is there any general rules of thumb for this? E.g. no break within 20 bars, etc. (I'm just pulling from the air). I'm asking this because theoretically the "bear flag" could go all the way to S&P 1300... of course it would long gone be called a bear flag.
ok, breakdown, bulls changes are becoming glimmer. tinted area as text book target for double top.
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DaWay wrote:On 5-min SPY: Up tilt flags mean bearish; down tilt flags have less choice but bullish; if we keep our reading consistent (don't mean market is).
At what point does a flag fail to become a flag, but a channel with the new trend? Is there any general rules of thumb for this? E.g. no break within 20 bars, etc. (I'm just pulling from the air). I'm asking this because theoretically the "bear flag" could go all the way to S&P 1300... of course it would long gone be called a bear flag.
"On 5-min SPY". Isn't that the same time frame as Cobra's using. Maybe he has different answer for you. For me that's it, sorry, as I've defined it for my point of view and my chart as well.