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gap filled right? LOLCobra wrote:that's very impressive rebound, should be more, at least 2 legged up.
jimme wrote:Thanks for your stuff on SMH this weekend. I try to find the weakest stock in the group but was lead to the storage group which had several weakies. I bought some puts on BRCD this AM. Thanks again for your work and good luck. GLTA jimmeTWT wrote:SPX: without a move below 1352 this "joke" of EDD or whatever .... has more room to the upside target range 1371-1381
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I also believe we may get a little more whipsaw from anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of weeks before the thrust outside the BB. My intent is to short the thrust outside the BB as the trend is very mature and ripe for at least a couple of percent pullback.SB73 wrote:Historically on a strong trend up like this one it will typically not exhaust until a thrust outside of the upper bb which currently is at 138.23 on SPY and 1379.08 on SPX. This logic has kept me from getting torched on any premature shorts. Buy dips and keep reasonably tight stops since trends like this are typically bought if the selling picks up aggresively it may singal a trend change. This isn't to say that intraday scalping can't be used, but keep in mind the bulls typically get very extreme before a healthy pullback occurs. Asia and metals are my current favorite plays. Personally, I would like to see a trend change so I can make money the other way. Also, trends like this are slow to make money.
BB 3 push up, side ways tight band, big move coming.SB73 wrote:Historically on a strong trend up like this one it will typically not exhaust until a thrust outside of the upper bb which currently is at 138.23 on SPY and 1379.08 on SPX. This logic has kept me from getting torched on any premature shorts. Buy dips and keep reasonably tight stops since trends like this are typically bought if the selling picks up aggresively it may singal a trend change. This isn't to say that intraday scalping can't be used, but keep in mind the bulls typically get very extreme before a healthy pullback occurs. Asia and metals are my current favorite plays. Personally, I would like to see a trend change so I can make money the other way. Also, trends like this are slow to make money.
Nice chart...I think the next move may be another short-lived down push followed by the push above the daily BB. The hourly chart has given me a number of false signals lately so I have expanded my view.BullBear52x wrote:BB 3 push up, side ways tight band, big move coming.SB73 wrote:Historically on a strong trend up like this one it will typically not exhaust until a thrust outside of the upper bb which currently is at 138.23 on SPY and 1379.08 on SPX. This logic has kept me from getting torched on any premature shorts. Buy dips and keep reasonably tight stops since trends like this are typically bought if the selling picks up aggresively it may singal a trend change. This isn't to say that intraday scalping can't be used, but keep in mind the bulls typically get very extreme before a healthy pullback occurs. Asia and metals are my current favorite plays. Personally, I would like to see a trend change so I can make money the other way. Also, trends like this are slow to make money.
Brought to you by Government Trading, Inc.Cobra wrote:that's very impressive rebound, should be more, at least 2 legged up.
SB73 wrote:Historically on a strong trend up like this one it will typically not exhaust until a thrust outside of the upper bb which currently is at 138.23 on SPY and 1379.08 on SPX. This logic has kept me from getting torched on any premature shorts. Buy dips and keep reasonably tight stops since trends like this are typically bought if the selling picks up aggresively it may singal a trend change. This isn't to say that intraday scalping can't be used, but keep in mind the bulls typically get very extreme before a healthy pullback occurs. Asia and metals are my current favorite plays. Personally, I would like to see a trend change so I can make money the other way. Also, trends like this are slow to make money.
do u have any details? is it a trading plan or an indicator?jarbo456 wrote:HFT Alert guy is suggesting this is a head fake. HFT's net sellers into this monster squeeze.
jimme wrote:SB73 wrote:Historically on a strong trend up like this one it will typically not exhaust until a thrust outside of the upper bb which currently is at 138.23 on SPY and 1379.08 on SPX. This logic has kept me from getting torched on any premature shorts. Buy dips and keep reasonably tight stops since trends like this are typically bought if the selling picks up aggresively it may singal a trend change. This isn't to say that intraday scalping can't be used, but keep in mind the bulls typically get very extreme before a healthy pullback occurs. Asia and metals are my current favorite plays. Personally, I would like to see a trend change so I can make money the other way. Also, trends like this are slow to make money.
We are way overdue for a small correction. I am in the sell the rip mode because one of these times it will payoff big. There are no big payoffs on the long side right now. Also, the thinking that we are not even topping at all yet, so why worry is in my own opinion wrong. Look at the top in Mar of 2010. It went over the edge without a ripple. Our leader, on this blog, is keeping us very correct. Good luck and carry on. jimme
benandlloydBenAndLloyd wrote:My first chart on stockcharts.com. Comments?