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I don't have such a problem. maybe it's your settings?Mr. BachNut wrote:A little off topic. Sorry.
Whenever I am away for awhile, I get logged out. I have checked the little box when I log in, but it doesn't help.
Is anyone aware of a way to stay logged in for the day?
Interesting your comments, the wizard is also looking for 1300 by weeks end.Cobra wrote:volume surge see a rebound here could be, but overall I think the target is very possible.
Thanks BullBear52x, I enjoy seeing your perspective also. This is the thing about TA, there is more than one way to skin a cat (sorry vegans). There are so many indicators, and settings for those indicators, as you know, that one just has to settle on a few that they can learn to "read" in a reliable way. And just to be confusing, I don't actually use RSI(2) Daily, but it's on my Daily chart because I like to monitor the current "Trading Markets" set-up as another point of reference, since it's statistically based. My goal is to be a consistent swing trader with an eye to catching the really big intermediate trends, rather than day trade. Therefore many days I'm not on this bb because the shorter term perspective can have a negative influence on my judgment in trying to establish relatively longer term positions. I'm naturally a bear (and that is not a good thing) and it has taken me awhile to fully appreciate the bullish bias in the market. For that reason, I've been more willing to take risk on the short side, than on the long. That of course has to change if I'm going to be more consistently successful. I've spent lots of time studying both tops and bottoms (trends are those things that happen in between ). In my experience, bottoms don't give many false signals, but continuation zones can do an awfully good job of masquerading as tops! And that is where we are today. Is this a continuation zone, or a top? It should be no surprise, given my bias, that I'm short in the intermediate term, and am looking for some sort of tradable bottom towards the end of this month, based on my timing models. Of course, if all the Fed-speak this week implies QE to come, we have to recognize that "talking the market up" works, (or it wouldn't be used), and I may be forced to cover my shorts even though many fundamentals are pointing towards economic weakness, especially next year.BullBear52x wrote:Rhight, like your chart, watch RSI 5 (daily) cross back below 50 then this turn will be a real deal for bears until my uncle awakerhight wrote:To put a little perspective on things. I added some notes this morning to be mindful of. No predictions, but the political tool known as the "free" market (for congressmen and women) is floating at even on the year. Is there an index for inside trades by our elected representatives? (Referring to 60 Minutes article last night)
are you using the IE? maybe you accidently click the compatibility view icon next to the refresh icon. click again it should be fine.Mr. BachNut wrote:A little off topic. Sorry.
Whenever I am away for awhile, I get logged out. I have checked the little box when I log in, but it doesn't help.
Is anyone aware of a way to stay logged in for the day?
Yes, Cobra!Cobra wrote:normally, the rebound shall fail, we'd see another leg down.
Sold TZA/EDZ from FRI for a 2.3% and 4.3% gain. Will be looking to buy TNA or EDC if/when any one is down more than 6.5% for the day to benefit for the gap fill on the other side. Actually this is not a reason for me to trade this way.MrMiyagi wrote:From my Friday post; which gap gets filled first?
Looks like the lower one, I thought it was going to go the other way but someone somewhere poited out that stocks tend to go the opposite way after a bond non-trading day.
99er, I love your posts!99er wrote:Honey? What's for lunch?
SPX http://99ercharts.blogspot.com/2011/11/spx_7938.html
Got something red and juicy?