Cobra's Market View

Tek33 wrote:New here. Hope my first post on the anniversary of the '29 crash doesn't do anything to the market Just want to thank Cobra and all the contributors for your amazing work here each day. You guys have taught me a lot.

Thanks and welcome aboard!

soku wrote:

BullBear52x wrote:

Cobra wrote:now you know the rule, the 2nd test always is key, because you Earth poeple, blah blah blah, I don't want insult you Earth people again, we Martian people are very polite. so watch the green line below.

Cobra, are you one of the alien agent? what is your code name?

cobra, the tag of yr superman outfit is out. it reads, urrrr ....made in china.

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RUT
http://99ercharts.blogspot.com/2011/10/rut_4178.html

On your mark...

Cobra, Pl dont let the angry mails bother you on the low target... we appreciate all your efforts on this blog...

Curious to know if CMG is a good short, its been going up and up for the last 2 years?

Btw, I am asking myself why I pressumed you to be a woman

triangle?

fibo618 wrote:Cobra, Pl dont let the angry mails bother you on the low target... we appreciate all your efforts on this blog...

Curious to know if CMG is a good short, its been going up and up for the last 2 years?

Btw, I am asking myself why I pressumed you to be a woman

CMG is hard call now, bullish biased though as it could be an Ascending Triangle. What I don't like is it's choppy up now which usually happens at the very last stage of a long time bull trend.

is this a symmetrical triangle ?

BORING trading day !
Any joke ?

Petsamo wrote:

waverider wrote:

Petsamo wrote:Europe is closed. US is free to rally - or not.

Petsamo, thanks for the information regarding close > open translates to 60% chances of a gap down (and reverse if the close < open). Do you have any links with info that confirm this?

I did a spreadsheet using Yahoo historical prices of SPY from 1/29/1993 to the present. My brain isn't functioning as well these days and I'm having a problem remembering how I did it.

Basically,
if the close falls in the top 10% (difference between low & high intraday prices), the probability of a gap down is 50%.
If the close falls in the top 5%, the probability of a gap down is 55%.
If the close falls at the very top (the intraday high), the probability of a gap down is 60%.
On the inverse, just reverse the above.

Because the probabilities are lousy, you have to revert to a common sense guess. If we are sitting too high, like yesterday, a gap down makes more sense, even though we dropped well off the intraday high.

The probabilities are still statistically significant, more likely to occur than by mere random chance. Thanks for the link.

Cobra wrote:

fibo618 wrote:Cobra, Pl dont let the angry mails bother you on the low target... we appreciate all your efforts on this blog...

Curious to know if CMG is a good short, its been going up and up for the last 2 years?

Btw, I am asking myself why I pressumed you to be a woman

CMG is hard call now, bullish biased though as it could be an Ascending Triangle. What I don't like is it's choppy up now which usually happens at the very last stage of a long time bull trend.

Draw a base line from Nov '08 until now, one it breaks trend this will be the mother of all shorts and I've been waiting patiently for a year now!

Cobra wrote:triangle?

Cobra, The triangle pattern makes perfect sense as it signals the anticipation of the money managers and hedgies planning to do their window dressing at month end. Also markets move up into the FOMC announcement. So this triangle should produce a bullish result.

PLUNGE wrote:

Cobra wrote:triangle?

Cobra, The triangle pattern makes perfect sense as it signals the anticipation of the money managers and hedgies planning to do their window dressing at month end. Also markets move up into the FOMC announcement. So this triangle should produce a bullish result.

I cannot wait for the market to make a new high today, best if it can make a all time high.

HappyFriday wrote:BORING trading day !
Any joke ?

Ten years ago we had Bob Hope, Johnny Cash and Steve Jobs.
Now, we have no Cash, no Jobs, and no Hope!

I am looking for the higher high mentioned in Cobra's report yesterday night. Will it give to us today?

Updates

EURUSD http://99ercharts.blogspot.com/2011/10/eurusd_8218.html
ES http://99ercharts.blogspot.com/2011/10/es_8634.html

yes but the triangle can breakdown for the pullback... then possible re test of the highs and then a major pullback

Grizzly wrote:

HappyFriday wrote:BORING trading day !
Any joke ?

Ten years ago we had Bob Hope, Johnny Cash and Steve Jobs.
Now, we have no Cash, no Jobs, and no Hope!

That is quite good sir.

This is a headscratcher; Silver up 2 cents, SLV up 1.24$ and ZSL down 5 cents. These three go together like rama lama lama ke ding a de dinga a dong, remembered for ever like, shoo bop shoo wadda wadda yipitty boom de boom.
Odd...

Hello choppy, youhoooo, Al here, come…right here http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$NYDEC ... =246211365

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