Re: 12/28/2011 Intraday watering
Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 1:03 pm
look at the support again. normally, bears can only make 5 red hourly bars, so although I don't see the selling is over but, you should beware this 5 red bars rule.
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bullybear wrote:But... only temporary exhaustionwaverider wrote:
Looks like we may be testing 1220 in the in the next day or two or three. /ES holding nicely below the 987 ema lol! Looks like exhaustion unfortunately.
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Cobra: i got 6 on spx so rebounce soon?Cobra wrote:look at the support again. normally, bears can only make 5 red hourly bars, so although I don't see the selling is over but, you should beware this 5 red bars rule.
Noice!heavenskrow wrote:beautyful
Actually, from a very old old friend -- we use to chart individual issues with pencil and ruler growing up at 12 years old -- that was in 1972... using William O Neil chartbooks He developed the programs... only about 200 exist today. A few are very close to select parameters found in common charting such as stock charts is what I've figured out. Over the years he has made updates and improvements -- the majority are so complex I have not a clue as to what makes it tick. My personal agreement with him not to share or make public.cougar wrote:“bullybear”: when you say…”can't post my charts because they propritary”, do you mean that you engineered your strategies and you don’t want to show them to other people, or that you bought them from someone else and he won’t let you publish them?bullybear wrote:Here a minute chart (not my chart) in the public domain... can't post my charts because they propritary. This chart is really close to one of my charts... with a little study and little tweeking can be made resistance to whipsaw. See current parameters and tweek as needed -- can be used as is -- study, useage and longivity makes $
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Just curious…
BullBear52x wrote:Bears no rush, right now they are messing with the Bulls head, no fighting here that's weird, I know bulls will not give up this easy but look at my holding here why rush to cover if you'er in the money. but then again bulls can pull the over night surprise as needed. personally I think we see LOD
ive been holding TVIX and still holding them atm.knock wrote:Can anyone comment on VXX? It seems overbought. Not sure to hold or not. Thanks!
You wouldn't believe the amount of crap zerohedge puts out and the amount of morons that follows. Many of them are on this very board.heavenskrow wrote:Haha I love how zerohedge was making such a "superb" post on gold bouncing off the 200DMA and saying its a great entry.... while on the log charts we broke support a long time ago. Bias kills people.
Thanks “bullybear”… I was curious because I also had this problem with some of my own work. Obviously, when you make public a method that works you run big risks like the generations (by the math-slaves of Da Boyz) of DAD algorithms (Detect And Destroy)!bullybear wrote:Actually, from a very old old friend -- we use to chart individual issues with pencil and ruler growing up at 12 years old -- that was in 1972... using William O Neil chartbooks He developed the programs... only about 200 exist today. A few are very close to select parameters found in common charting such as stock charts is what I've figured out. Over the years he has made updates and improvements -- the majority are so complex I have not a clue as to what makes it tick. My personal agreement with him not to share or make public.cougar wrote:“bullybear”: when you say…”can't post my charts because they propritary”, do you mean that you engineered your strategies and you don’t want to show them to other people, or that you bought them from someone else and he won’t let you publish them?bullybear wrote:Here a minute chart (not my chart) in the public domain... can't post my charts because they propritary. This chart is really close to one of my charts... with a little study and little tweeking can be made resistance to whipsaw. See current parameters and tweek as needed -- can be used as is -- study, useage and longivity makes $
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Just curious…
closejanez wrote:Anyone considering long here?
well I am one of those followers lol but I hate when everyone on there is absolutely sure on the outcome of gold and silver...when charts tell a different story.tdo722 wrote:You wouldn't believe the amount of crap zerohedge puts out and the amount of morons that follows. Many of them are on this very board.heavenskrow wrote:Haha I love how zerohedge was making such a "superb" post on gold bouncing off the 200DMA and saying its a great entry.... while on the log charts we broke support a long time ago. Bias kills people.
be safe first, let the 50% run I might add to the evil side tomorrow or might end up cover all together who knows, in any cases I will be light into next week. don't want to ruin new year's eve party, ya know what I mean....Me XMan wrote:LOD won't come until 3:30PM EST IMO.
BullBear52x wrote:Bears no rush, right now they are messing with the Bulls head, no fighting here that's weird, I know bulls will not give up this easy but look at my holding here why rush to cover if you'er in the money. but then again bulls can pull the over night surprise as needed. personally I think we see LOD
As always, your insight is much appreciated!heavenskrow wrote:ive been holding TVIX and still holding them atm.knock wrote:Can anyone comment on VXX? It seems overbought. Not sure to hold or not. Thanks!
At the moment, we broke back below the channel... and close to resistance.... Im using the hourly trendlines and another momentum indicator to time the selling of the trade... I don't put too much emphasis on the overbought/oversold because it can be like that for a long time.