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since it's only visible on daily SPY, it'd take awhile to be there.AK84 wrote:Cobra,
any thoughts on the Spy phantom to 127??
That would just be insane coz it will happen quick if it does!
although im liking todays action so far
Agree. Tick has seemed soft for the price action.EvilTrader wrote:TICK is not confirming this up move at all.
applied wrong rule. I never said this.WhyNot wrote:New Low after 10.30h. It means Close < Open?
Cobra wrote:since it's only visible on daily SPY, it'd take awhile to be there.AK84 wrote:Cobra,
any thoughts on the Spy phantom to 127??
That would just be insane coz it will happen quick if it does!
although im liking todays action so far
not visible on stockcharts, so doesn't count.AK84 wrote:Cobra wrote:since it's only visible on daily SPY, it'd take awhile to be there.AK84 wrote:Cobra,
any thoughts on the Spy phantom to 127??
That would just be insane coz it will happen quick if it does!
although im liking todays action so far
I see it on my 5 min SPY chart too !
I reloaded my chart. The tick is not as high anymore, and it's height matches the previous intraday high. The bad tick also does not appear on Marketwatch.com.Mr. BachNut wrote:Agree. Tick has seemed soft for the price action.EvilTrader wrote:TICK is not confirming this up move at all.
Are we still bullish for tom (sep 1 ) with the mad market already up so much since Friday ?Cobra wrote:just a wild guess, this rebound might not be small one like the previous 2 as on 1 min chart, there's clear 3 push down.
I doubt about tomorrow as I said before: NYMO and T2122 cannot go up forever. This is after all the Earth.AK84 wrote:Are we still bullish for tom (sep 1 ) with the mad market already up so much since Friday ?Cobra wrote:just a wild guess, this rebound might not be small one like the previous 2 as on 1 min chart, there's clear 3 push down.
there is a cross-rate effect with the euro / jpy. If there is good news from Japan, this can sometimes express itself as a rising yen and a falling euro. This in turn, expresses itself negatively in the EURUSD pair. In general terms, a falling dollar in turn expresses itself as a rising US equity market.Cobra wrote:bad combination: falling Euro and rising Yen.
Yep. Bad tick gone. Not a phantom bar.Petsamo wrote:I reloaded my chart. The tick is not as high anymore, and it's height matches the previous intraday high. The bad tick also does not appear on Marketwatch.com.Mr. BachNut wrote:Agree. Tick has seemed soft for the price action.EvilTrader wrote:TICK is not confirming this up move at all.
BOJ does this once in while to seek high yields equities. It is only for few days. When they did yen intervention last year, actually stock market rallied by enery sectors.Mongoose wrote:there is a cross-rate effect with the euro / jpy. If there is good news from Japan, this can sometimes express itself as a rising yen and a falling euro. This in turn, expresses itself negatively in the EURUSD pair. In general terms, a falling dollar in turn expresses itself as a rising US equity market.Cobra wrote:bad combination: falling Euro and rising Yen.
In other words, "good news in Japan means bad news for US equities". Not all the time, of course.
A rising EURJPY currency pair usually corresponds to a rising EURUSD currency pair which usually corresponds to a rising US equity market. (Lately however, with the slowdown in the EZ and talks, or rumors, of lowering rates, the Euro has come under pressure. Also, the BOJ has been doing what it can to lower the value of its currency, including talks of intervention.)
I will check our Laidi. Thanks for the heads up.Tabby wrote:BOJ does this once in while to seek high yields equities. It is only for few days. When they did yen intervention last year, actually stock market rallied by enery sectors.Mongoose wrote:there is a cross-rate effect with the euro / jpy. If there is good news from Japan, this can sometimes express itself as a rising yen and a falling euro. This in turn, expresses itself negatively in the EURUSD pair. In general terms, a falling dollar in turn expresses itself as a rising US equity market.Cobra wrote:bad combination: falling Euro and rising Yen.
In other words, "good news in Japan means bad news for US equities". Not all the time, of course.
A rising EURJPY currency pair usually corresponds to a rising EURUSD currency pair which usually corresponds to a rising US equity market. (Lately however, with the slowdown in the EZ and talks, or rumors, of lowering rates, the Euro has come under pressure. Also, the BOJ has been doing what it can to lower the value of its currency, including talks of intervention.)
I believe Ashraf Laidi wrote an article last year about curriency manipulation and yen intervention. If I recall, it only once that it took more than couple days and US hiked the interest rate ( 2004????), last yea,r Fed intervined and put QE2 on the table to prevent increase in interest rate. I remember it was around Sept 17ish, 2010. Maybe this is a hint for QE3!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????????????