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Well, I can safely say that investors were more bullish about the US economy in the dotcom crash of 2000 than they are now. I can say that because at least during the dotcom crash, there were occassional relief rallies that pushed prices into some decent overbought condiitons to the upper bb. The buying pressure is so weak now it can't even do THAT.brokebybernacke2 wrote:LOL the market has trained u well...your comment reveals the hint, what kind of market doesn't hit the upper BB for long time!!!DellGriffith wrote:I'm terrified of being bearish in this current environment. Its incredibly hard to stay this bearish for this long without some kind of huge rally. One indicator warning of this is that we've gone 63 days now without hitting the upper bb on daily SPY. That's nuts. Second longest streak ever. No way do I short this market.brokebybernacke2 wrote:DellGriffith wrote:Daily SPY:
No doubt this is wave C down. We managed to fall below the lower bb this morning on the daily (also in other timeframes). Looks pretty ugly. My current question is: will wave C end with a higher low, a double bottom, or lower low? All 3 are possible. The end of wave C is important because most corrections are ABC so its a great place for a long term buy.
few things to keep in mind, bear seems serious , so don't overstay longs.
-check out rut, % wise, other indices have room to fall..
-FED doesnt meet again until Mid march..assuming they don't step in early, bear could run until then, that could be unihibitied selling.
-anyone else not too comfy with volatility levels??? rsi and mac d got room to RUN
DellGriffith wrote:Well, I can safely say that investors were more bullish about the US economy in the dotcom crash of 2000 than they are now. I can say that because at least during the dotcom crash, there were occassional relief rallies that pushed prices into some decent overbought condiitons to the upper bb. The buying pressure is so weak now it can't even do THAT.brokebybernacke2 wrote:LOL the market has trained u well...your comment reveals the hint, what kind of market doesn't hit the upper BB for long time!!!DellGriffith wrote:I'm terrified of being bearish in this current environment. Its incredibly hard to stay this bearish for this long without some kind of huge rally. One indicator warning of this is that we've gone 63 days now without hitting the upper bb on daily SPY. That's nuts. Second longest streak ever. No way do I short this market.brokebybernacke2 wrote:DellGriffith wrote:Daily SPY:
No doubt this is wave C down. We managed to fall below the lower bb this morning on the daily (also in other timeframes). Looks pretty ugly. My current question is: will wave C end with a higher low, a double bottom, or lower low? All 3 are possible. The end of wave C is important because most corrections are ABC so its a great place for a long term buy.
few things to keep in mind, bear seems serious , so don't overstay longs.
-check out rut, % wise, other indices have room to fall..
-FED doesnt meet again until Mid march..assuming they don't step in early, bear could run until then, that could be unihibitied selling.
-anyone else not too comfy with volatility levels??? rsi and mac d got room to RUN
If this keeps up for another month, I can say investors were more bullish during the credit crisis of 2008!
Effects of unwinding a crowded long US$ trade?josephli wrote:USDJPY decisively break 116. not looking good for bull.
seem likely the case while USD steady against other forex pair. USDJPY has been heavily sold off from last week, so going short is not that attractive as well. will wait and see.K447 wrote:Effects of unwinding a crowded long US$ trade?josephli wrote:USDJPY decisively break 116. not looking good for bull.
CongratsTraderJoe wrote:I sold my March SPY puts. I'll buy them back later.
Did well, it helps make up for some of my dumb trades..!
for bigger time frame as long as $xxHL are on the red, no confidence in the market to call for.Trades with cats wrote:BullBear, Thanks for the chart. I would add that the Kuroda Dudley bounce was a hick-up compared to the Bullard. Since the charts showing Fed balance sheet change with S&P change have made it clear what is driving this market I think we need a "Confidence in Central Bankers" chart
hunterhunterman wrote:Brone by B- my cycle analysis also points to the mid march timeframe for major move! Posted that over weekend and last week. Do believe we do not obviously go straight down til then n we will have bounces albeit weak in terms of end game.
Glta - current position all cash waiting for swing opportunity...