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In channel. not sure if any pullback here but this bull shall have legs.
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Bulls need to be a little cautious here. The Nasdaq 100 seems strong until you study the chart. It is very overbought now on the 60 min chart, yet it hasn't made a higher high or broken falling trendlines, which means over the next few days, if it falters near the white arrow, there could be a sharp pullback. Perhaps a huge bull flag is emerging.
McClellan wise we are as overbought coming in to today as we were oversold last week. Getting long here has the same probability of success as getting short last week.
NYSE:
daily SPY bullish cross has occurred that fits my system as valid. It is #39. If it holds to end of day, it has a record of 38-0 over the past decade plus.
Prior bullish crosses typically involve the market just marching relentlessly higher, ignoring overbought readings, an army of white candles, crushing the souls of shorts, etc.
bearish as of SPY 406 on 2/17/23
currently: end bearish as of SPY 406 on 3/6/23
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cletus wrote:Not that I'm rooting for ebola, but all it takes is a few more cases to set the ball rolling downward again...reason to be a little skeptical here
"Right now, we are in the early innings of the greatest profit opportunities of the 21st century. A biotech boom that’s about to hit epic proportions thanks to Ebola.
If I’m right, we are going to see Ebola in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Miami. And when this happens, every single stock that has anything to do with Ebola is going to soar."
I get making money, but what kind of imbecile thinks a virus with a 75% mortality rate hitting our most populated cities is a good thing?
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IBM hasn’t been this oversold since 2008.
It plunged into an official “bear market” (as of yesterday it was down about -23% from its 2013 peak).
Selling volume is at a level which in the past produced a bounce within a week, as this is a WEEKLY chart.
IBM was 7% of the dow.
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Al_Dente wrote:IBM hasn’t been this oversold since 2008.
It plunged into an official “bear market” (as of yesterday it was down about -23% from its 2013 peak).
Selling volume is at a level which in the past produced a bounce within a week, as this is a WEEKLY chart.
IBM was 7% of the dow.
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Big Blue is broken. Maybe Watson can super-compute them a strategy for success?