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Thanks FlowerGirl for your insight.FlowerGirl wrote: Wish you all the best
A word on a word, if you will. We didn't experience a correction. The S&P was down ~4.5% off the highs, hardly qualifying it to be a pullback let alone a correction. It might just be semantics, but a full blown correction isn't something we would be debating. We haven't experienced a 10% correction in 28 months.FlowerGirl wrote:T-2121 is derived from New 13 week highs and lows among Common Stocks traded at NYSE. It's rather good at spotting bottoms. A rise above 44 from below predicts a bottom with ~80% accuracy (since 1987). Using average of 4, 13, & 26 week NHLR (T-2120, T-2121, T-2122) further improves the accuracy to > 90%. Green Horizontal lines show times when T-2121 rose above 44 from below in the last ~ 2 years. I will be watching this for a clue.Note: Above indicators are also available intraday. A hourly close of > 50 for 13 EMA of mean of three ratios appears to indicate a good reversal point. Be mindful that intraday data is available for the last 16 months only.
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Read this later when you have time:
SP500 since bottom in Nov 2012 has followed a channel. I expect price to remain in the channel unless proven otherwise. A departure from this type of channel has > 90% chance of coming back to the channel (Kiss back). Consider that point to take the position on the side of the breakout.
Notice purple diagonal lines. Since March 2009 all corrective phases had same slope of the correction. I expect next one to be no different.
A reading of below 50 for 13 EMA of mean of three NHLR (above) is a fairly good (but not as good as the bottom finder) indication of an imminent correction especially if the price is near the top of the channel.
At last ATH, cumulative AD, ADV, and 4 week NHLR (T2100, T2104, & T2123 respectively), failed to make new ATH, manifestation of the same next time should be considered a big red flag for the long side. But don't forget, divergences are just hints and not action points. Markets can keep rising with divergence(s) and fall without one.
Have a little longer term perspective. Period from October 2014- April 2015 (starting in the fall of 2nd Presidential year in US) is the most rewarding time (by historical standards) in the stock market. 50% of gains in SP500 since 1940 occurred during these 6 months (with no negative return period if you include dividends). Adjust your bearish expectations.
Since I am on the long side, you won't see much of me. Talking about the Bullish side on a Bearish board is akin to playing Jazz in front of teenagers; both the performer and attendees will be bored to death. I may return, if and when, a bearish phase is apparent.
Lastly, the views above are just mine (and you know I am nut), be skeptic and verify them before implementing them in you plans.
Wish you all the best
Till next time…
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Services of a Professor of English are called...Tutti wrote:A word on a word, if you will. We didn't experience a correction.FlowerGirl wrote: all corrective phases
Helpful.FlowerGirl wrote:Services of a Professor of English are called...Tutti wrote:A word on a word, if you will. We didn't experience a correction.FlowerGirl wrote: all corrective phases