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It's the ole gap em up PPT TG. Dump the yen halfway through Hong Kong and before Globex/ new York open, but it has diminishing returns. Doing nothing for the world eco-stall except adding undue risk to the house of cards.TraderGirl wrote:Yesterday I thought we would see a lower low by today...viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1270&start=120#p160135
so far today's rally has been pretty much eliminated...now price is headed down...so we will see if we get a lower low today...
4 day yen w/ichi conversion near baseline cross. Price always reverts to the cloud. SPX 1792, no problem sans gooberment intervention. We will see. The blue line is SPY, the white is ichi conversion, the black is base.Mr. BachNut wrote:The other day, I posted a NYMO cycle chart with two downside targets, one already hit and one down near the 200 day MA.
I just noticed that there is another more conservative target that should also be considered.
There is a rising bottoms trend line from the October 2013 low that could become a support area around SPX 1792 give or take (and rising).
These are just ideas and possibilities (not predictions).
They may become salient if we break Friday's lows.
gappy wrote:It's the ole gap em up PPT TG. Dump the yen halfway through Hong Kong and before Globex/ new York open, but it has diminishing returns. Doing nothing for the world eco-stall except adding undue risk to the house of cards.TraderGirl wrote:Yesterday I thought we would see a lower low by today...viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1270&start=120#p160135
so far today's rally has been pretty much eliminated...now price is headed down...so we will see if we get a lower low today...
"This is for some of the posters here:Out of Bounds wrote:Added longs 182.50
Good support in this area - hope it holds.
I don't understand what you are trying to say.ALdaytrade wrote:"This is for some of the posters here:Out of Bounds wrote:Added longs 182.50
Good support in this area - hope it holds.
People, look at the price and ignore your charts and predictions. If the price of the market is contrary to your predictions, the your model is wrong.
That's OK. No model is right all the time. But don't ignore the reality to try and make the model right. You just lose money and sound dumb."