finally I see some exhaustion on 5 min. chart, let see how deep next pull back so I can re-position my trade properly this time, can not underestimate the buy side. shorting this market will require hedging if no solid stop
My comments are for entertainment/educational purpose only. NOT a trade advice.
And my favorite stochastics-9 on the daily is at 97.6, quite high, quite overbought, but the last few readings at that overbought level produced only a day/couple days mini-pullback (see blue vertical lines) before blasting higher, so I won’t expect much more than that [?]
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
uempel wrote:This is just for fun, not to be taken too seriously
For anybody expecting a correction: In 1998 financial scares in Russia and Asia (which had a limited impact on world economic growth) led to a massive correction in the US and Europe. SPX declined over 20 percent.
What's interesting is that the reversal started the day after July opex, this year the analog would be July 18th - that's next Monday. Unlikely such a massive move is due, but let's bear in mind ...
July 19th is major Bradley Turn Date.
July 20th at the open is July VIX contract expiration.
I see no turndate in second half of July,you have crrect year
Kaufman Efficiency dropped like a rock for the second time today, supposed to mean end of the trend, just like a dropping ADX which of course, we also have. But neither signals a reversal. Kaufman is in teal overlaying the DI +- with ADX in grey. As usual I apologize for using Mountain Time.
DEFENSIVES:
Sizeable pullback on TLT treasurys, “flight to safety” or in today’s case a “flight away from safety.”
Other defensives not as bad
Except gold
TLTs move today created another ISLAND REVERSAL GAP which now becomes a drop-dead stop level
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
“The only problem is, only 15% of S&P 500 members are at 52-week highs - less than half the 40% of names at a peak when the S&P 500 first breached 2007's record high in 2013.” http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-1 ... -new-highs
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.