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Mr. BachNut wrote:BachNut checking in...
Nothing has really changed on my NYMO cycle chart.
A down cycle has been in effect since the end of October.
The minimum price target for the down cycle has been SPX 2018.19.
That target was looking absurd last Friday but is showing some promise this morning.
The divergence to the benchmark reached about 60 handles on Friday, which is a lot of potential juice for a trade. Good asymmetry.
NYMO is approaching the potential bottoming zone (thin green), but if you look carefully, you can see a fair bit of room to the oversold zone (thick green).
I have been working TF and ES.
The other chart that I have been paying attention to (GBP/Yen cross) has shown some change, which may be significant.
First, in recent days while the cross popped pretty good, the SPX really struggled to make new highs. This was a change in tone from recent weeks.
Second, last night the cross made a lower low.
There are some support zones marked on the chart. Assuming the cross goes to one of them and finds support, I'll be looking to see if equity behavior conforms.
This chart has been correlating tops and bottoms pretty well.
Given seasonality and well ingrained BTD behavior and hyperactive central bankers, it is reasonable to expect that this decline won't go too far.
That said futures contracts will be rolling ahead of expiration this week, and a chunk of Decembers may elect to call it a year and just liquidate.
Also, there is a tipping point (who knows where) that could tip folks to protect year-end profits. The bus is pretty full long. I am guessing the market would need some event to trigger such a tip though.
As usual, I have no idea what will happen. I am planning on Santa, but I have heard about this fella called the Grinch...
+1tsf wrote:Thank you, Mr. BachNut.
I wish you'd post more often.
Mr. BachNut wrote:BachNut checking in...
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Thank you!tsf wrote:Thank you, Mr. BachNut.
I wish you'd post more often.
Mr. BachNut wrote:BachNut checking in...
Is Apple even allowed to 'time' their stock buyback increments? Other than in very broad time bands.Al_Dente wrote:Fact:
AAPL still has funds available in their stock-buyback program
Opinion:
This would be a good time for them to buy the dip and support the stock
If they do not………it suggests that they believe they will be able to dip-buy at a lower price.
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Mr. BachNut wrote:One more thing.
While I marked the NYMO benchmark target of 2018.19 with a red circle, I also marked a lower target possibility.
There is a gap at SPX 1999.40 that didn't quite get closed, and the 50 day MA is reaching that neighborhood.
Things have been so bullish, it is hard to imagine going there, but I'll keep an open mind.
Much easier to imagine a V shaped low and surge to all time highs...
These are possibilities not predictions.
AAPL can buy shares whenever they want.K447 wrote: ...Is Apple even allowed to 'time' their stock buyback increments? Other than in very broad time bands.
Especially if it might influence the trading action?