Last edited by KeiZai on Mon Mar 25, 2013 12:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
My satisfaction always came from beating the market, solving the puzzle. The money was the reward, but it was not the main reason I loved the market (Jess Livermore)
2nd leg down testing the previous low, now key time, if this pullback cannot make a decisive new low then bears are over again (as always in the past!!!).
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Italian and Spanish bank stocks are on-and-off halted
[one hour old.... i think....]
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•Cyprus a Template For EU, Reuters Says, Cites Dijsselblom
•*BANCO POPOLARE SHRS HALTED AFTER FALLING 4.84% IN MILAN :BP IM
•*TELECOM ITALIA SHRS HALTED AFTER FALLING 3.81% IN MILAN :TIT IM
•*INTESA SHRS HALTED AFTER FALLING 5.72% IN MILAN :ISP IM, BP IM
•*MEDIOBANCA SHRS HALTED AFTER FALLING 3.95% IN MILAN :MB IM
•*MEDIASET, FINMECCANICA, UBI SHRS SUSPENDED IN MILAN LIMIT DOWN
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
With so many eyes glued to the market right now you can expect it to do the unexpected. Any of those strategic short entries that traders are basing on prior tops likely won't work with so much price overlapping. It's the meat grinder up here and as your article indicates.. it'll probably trade sideways to up for a while longer.
BTW any MAJOR top has had an RSI divergence in all three timeframes and oversold RSI monthly.. we're not there, for anyone who thinks we are.
A pull back is coming but trying to scalp to the short side probably isn't for me. Then again, the article I just posted should scare anyone. 1987 crash didn't have a second lower high for everyone to load up. It just died. Uber painfully.