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traders may try to catch the falling knife here for a short-term play (risky). You're not trader, so I don't think this stock is good buy. Why, law of inertia, it needs considerable amount of buying to reverse the trend.Jennyahwu wrote:Cobra, can u take a look RIm.to ? I think it is reverse (V shape) thanksCobra wrote:MACD(12,26,1). It's simply the distance between 2 moving averages.progruss wrote:Cobra, what indicator are you too determine that stretch on AAPL?Cobra wrote:look how stretched AAPL now. I don't think it'd go too far.
cannot see DAX realtime, stockcharts DAX is on US eod. but my experiences are that DAX usually leads.JJS612 wrote:Thanks Cobra for the continuing education in following the markets, and to the many others who contribute trades and charts.
Just as an observation today, the Dax did not conform/confirm market moves today. The Dax/FTSE and S&P normally have very similiar intraday moves, having seperated from the CAC earlier this year. No I am seeing the Dax lower and the FTSE higher in terms of small movements in line with the S&P.
I believe these growing divergences are indicative of the instability in the current markets.
Would appreciate any TA comments in support/contrary of this view.
stockchart I can see $DAX 5min real-time. I also subscribe to IB $DAX, quite cheap $1-2/ month.Cobra wrote:cannot see DAX realtime, stockcharts DAX is on US eod. but my experiences are that DAX usually leads.JJS612 wrote:Thanks Cobra for the continuing education in following the markets, and to the many others who contribute trades and charts.
Just as an observation today, the Dax did not conform/confirm market moves today. The Dax/FTSE and S&P normally have very similiar intraday moves, having seperated from the CAC earlier this year. No I am seeing the Dax lower and the FTSE higher in terms of small movements in line with the S&P.
I believe these growing divergences are indicative of the instability in the current markets.
Would appreciate any TA comments in support/contrary of this view.
Where do you see that? Not that I doubt it, just genuinely interested!BullBear52x wrote:The big guys dumped, now the little see it and he will too, soon the computer will get freak out and go all out in 64bits.
Welcome aboard!JackA wrote:Hi Everyone,
My first post on the blog although I have been reading the blog for quite a while. I have been a part of many other communities in the past but I think this is the best one so far, people here are genuinely encouraging.
Coming to the "BTW", I am in a deep hole with GOOG and need some help. I would like to know what you think of GOOG in short term (I hold quite a lot of Aug 15 calls in loss, I was hoping this to be a breakaway gap but now I am concerned if it could be an exhaustion gap and might get filled before Aug 15). Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
J
I think DAX is more likely going down later, look like a Bear Flag so far. A strong up in the following days would invalidate my view.90ufo wrote:stockchart I can see $DAX 5min real-time. I also subscribe to IB $DAX, quite cheap $1-2/ month.Cobra wrote:cannot see DAX realtime, stockcharts DAX is on US eod. but my experiences are that DAX usually leads.JJS612 wrote:Thanks Cobra for the continuing education in following the markets, and to the many others who contribute trades and charts.
Just as an observation today, the Dax did not conform/confirm market moves today. The Dax/FTSE and S&P normally have very similiar intraday moves, having seperated from the CAC earlier this year. No I am seeing the Dax lower and the FTSE higher in terms of small movements in line with the S&P.
I believe these growing divergences are indicative of the instability in the current markets.
Would appreciate any TA comments in support/contrary of this view.
Thanks Cobra!Cobra wrote:MACD(12,26,1). It's simply the distance between 2 moving averages.progruss wrote:Cobra, what indicator are you too determine that stretch on AAPL?Cobra wrote:look how stretched AAPL now. I don't think it'd go too far.
as far as buying and selling? I mentioned what to look for in last "weekend watering hole " it's not a holy grail but something I look at and use.Nomorework wrote:Where do you see that? Not that I doubt it, just genuinely interested!BullBear52x wrote:The big guys dumped, now the little see it and he will too, soon the computer will get freak out and go all out in 64bits.
Thanks Cobra, I don't see a breakdown either but there is a lot of PUT buying going on today...not sure whats going on.Cobra wrote:Welcome aboard!JackA wrote:Hi Everyone,
My first post on the blog although I have been reading the blog for quite a while. I have been a part of many other communities in the past but I think this is the best one so far, people here are genuinely encouraging.
Coming to the "BTW", I am in a deep hole with GOOG and need some help. I would like to know what you think of GOOG in short term (I hold quite a lot of Aug 15 calls in loss, I was hoping this to be a breakaway gap but now I am concerned if it could be an exhaustion gap and might get filled before Aug 15). Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
J
As for GOOG, I don't see anything yet, so don't know, may someone else knows something?
Roger that! Thanks for the infoBullBear52x wrote:as far as buying and selling? I mentioned what to look for in last "weekend watering hole " it's not a holy grail but something I look at and use.Nomorework wrote:Where do you see that? Not that I doubt it, just genuinely interested!BullBear52x wrote:The big guys dumped, now the little see it and he will too, soon the computer will get freak out and go all out in 64bits.