noob wrote:Thanks! I still think it is, it came up to fill the gap, but as you said, the pushup is overlapping so still feel weak. Any reason in particular why you don't think it's a bear flag any more? Thanks.
Cobra wrote:
noob wrote:Cobra, do you still see it as a bear flag? Thanks.
no
rebound too big.
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Dutchy wrote:Hi Cobra, this morning you called the opening stretched and voiced the expectation of a pullback which happened as predicted.
What is your definition of stretched? Is it the absolute size of the gap or in relation to a previous pattern?
Thank you,
Dutchy
check carefully the chart when I said it's too stretched. don't miss a single there, you'll know why.
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If this continues up today/gaps up tomorrow I'm screwed. R.I.P. Amy.
watch yr tick, watch a turn??? u may not be screwed at all... i'm out of longs (early)
loved amy
Tick looks bipolar, 126.21 is definite massive resistance from that gap down, bulls seem determined to run it... Per Petsamo, if we close higher than the open 60% chances of gap down. Holding short overnight unless this breaks to the upside.
Dutchy wrote:Hi Cobra, this morning you called the opening stretched and voiced the expectation of a pullback which happened as predicted.
What is your definition of stretched? Is it the absolute size of the gap or in relation to a previous pattern?
Thank you,
Dutchy
Look at MAs on his chart. if there a very large seperation between MAs and actual the lines, they will try to meet each other in the middle somewhere. From there, who knows. Most of the time this will happen on the open(when there has been a gap up or down) or when there has been big market news. In this mornings open, there was a gap; a good opertunity for a move for 15 minutes or more. Need to figure out what the S&P implied open is and translate that to a SPY, SSO, etc. be ready to pull trigger on very open.(GLTA). I need to do this myself(find a good place that gives a good implied opening value on the Web).
Flip that coin.
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My chart has Daily Elders (Close, High, and Low), MA-2, CCI, and ATR for each stock; all color coded.
Here's an Alternate Wave count that is good for Cobra's call of a higher high, which I didn't knock him on. We're still in Wave A (a Leading Diagonal) and now in Wave 5 (an Ending Diagonal).Overlapping waves are so damn tricky.
LOSER wrote:Hi Cobra and anyone:
The price of TNA and TZA up down proportion are often a difference of 0.2-0.5 percent . When TZA down it down more percentage than TNA's up. How do they compare to IWM , I know it is 3 times of IWM , do MMs of TNA TZA IWM interact to each other? Do IWM RUT price actually reflect the Russel 2000 stock's price?
To explain this requires lots of typing, you can search online, lots of discussion there. In short, TNA/TZA do match IWM just they cannot be strictly match especially when the trend is against the fund, they tend to drop more.
IWM mostly reflects the RUT.
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you can see it as double top or kiss the trend line goodbye, but the price need breakdown to confirm, don't forget it could be Cup with Handle, so hard to say now, although doesn't look pretty so far.
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Dutchy wrote:Hi Cobra, this morning you called the opening stretched and voiced the expectation of a pullback which happened as predicted.
What is your definition of stretched? Is it the absolute size of the gap or in relation to a previous pattern?
Thank you,
Dutchy
check carefully the chart when I said it's too stretched. don't miss a single there, you'll know why.