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06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 10:40 am
by Cobra
Institutional accumulation and distribution from stocktiming. Almost in accumulation now.

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 10:44 am
by Cobra
AAII and II survey.

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 10:45 am
by Cobra
Smart money.

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 10:50 am
by Cobra
Equity Only, buy to open only put call ratio at the highest since 2009, so it's a bullish chart. (courtesy of Schaeffer)

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 10:55 am
by cougar
Good morning Cobra!
Very interesting stuff! Thanks!
Have you got any information on liquidity inflows and outflows?

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:17 am
by Cobra
cougar wrote:Good morning Cobra!
Very interesting stuff! Thanks!
Have you got any information on liquidity inflows and outflows?
also form stocktiming but I don't think this chart reflects anything in the future it only tells what is happening now. It takes one huge up day to change everything.

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:31 am
by cougar
Cobra wrote:
cougar wrote:Good morning Cobra!
Very interesting stuff! Thanks!
Have you got any information on liquidity inflows and outflows?
also form stocktiming but I don't think this chart reflects anything in the future it only tells what is happening now. It takes one huge up day to change everything.
Thanks! It's good to know!

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:40 am
by cougar
Paging BullBear. Here are some IWM charts which summarize my view. I was long and exited my position, prudently, before reaching resistance. Now I am waiting for some new signal + confirmation.

Both daily charts, using distinct tools, suggest very close resistance levels right under 78.

On the 60 min chart, we had an expected visitor yesterday before close: a bearish Gartley Butterfly.

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 11:59 am
by ClarkW
Cobra wrote:Equity Only, buy to open only put call ratio at the highest since 2009, so it's a bullish chart. (courtesy of Schaeffer)
Very interesting, Cobra! Great job as always on your nightly reports!!

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 1:12 pm
by KeiZai
Hi Ws,

I´m still missing the bigger fear in the market and so-called big bear trap. So what I´m looking for is last wave down -5- (next week?) and then when emotions say sell I will buy the whole market :lol:

From the pattern perspective we are in the same situation as in 2008, 2010 and 2011. In 2008 "they" did not want to stop it so we had more on the downside (I heard it was bush who said I don´t care let it crash :o ). In 2010 and 11 they used handbrake (liquidity) what I think will be this case as well. So 2008 scenario we can scratch out IMO.

Here is the pattern and difference between them:
2010-2008.png
and 2010,2011 and now: (yellow dots are waves 5(bear traps)
X9.png
From the ADX I assume we can be still in the corrective wave 4
X166-2.png
IF the big down wave (3) will be stoped with L from the elliott study it could be another corrective X wave like in 2010:
X66.png
Crowd sentiment poll:
Crowd.png
Lots of traders (http://chart.ly/symbols/VIX) see in VIX H&S pattern, but my view is that is not completed atm what also favours my opinion - one more wave down
VIX-LRS.png
PS: take these charts just as musings nothing more, that´s the reason why we have this WW thread :lol:

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 1:29 pm
by TraderJoe
Hello to all,
Thinking about the Greece election tomorrow and this came to mind;
1- I believe that most of the people of Greece are very use to and like the way they currently live.
2- I also think that most do not want to give up or change their way of life.
3- It is said in papers that many of them hoard their cash in their homes, not banks, etc and they are very, very upset over the new higher taxes.
4- I think, most of the people in Greece may, and I say it again, may think that they can have their cake and eat it at the same time. (An old American saying that means have it both ways).
5- So with the above in mind, it is possible that they may vote to remove themselves from the Euro thinking it will allow them to keep their current way of life and everything will be just fine.

I am also wondering what is going to happen to Gold & Silver? I am thinking this could be the catalyst to move the metals in a big way, up or down. I see a side to both directions so this totally has me baffled. I am think it could move he metals up substantially???

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 3:21 pm
by ocassional observer
shades of june 2010 update:
shades of jun 2010.jpg
so far so good. we have the 2 up weeks, now we need the higher high and the big reversal. this is where we can determine if this will be a repeat indeed. cobra's view correlates perfectly with this scenario and so does the mixed sentiment readings which indicate a bear trap:
http://cdn.arladvisersllc.netdna-cdn.co ... .14.12.png

however, the greek elections can turn things around especially if syriza wins decisively. any other result will create the expected behaviour imho.

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 4:31 pm
by KeiZai
Risk ON/OFF chart
ROO.png
Astro chart
June.png
Bullish view
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Nice site with all kind of data: http://www.crystalbull.com/

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 6:26 pm
by KeiZai
Some greek elections info:

- Public Issue, one of the leading opinion companies in Greece, carried out a phone opinion survey from May 25-30 across a general population sample of 1210 adults from across Greece. The results estimated 31.5% support for Syriza, 25.5% for New Democracy, 13.5% for Pasok, 7.5% for Dimar. Compared to poll results from the week prior, support for Syriza had risen 1.5% (from 30%), fallen 0.5% (from 26%) for ND and fallen 2% (from 15.5%) for Pasok. The margin of error was +/-2.8 percentage points.

- Kapa Research SA surveyed 1012 people for the Athens-based Ta Nea newpaper, in a poll conducted from May 29 to 31. The results estimated 26.1% support for New Democracy, 23.6% for Syriza and 9.9% for Pasok. Compared the last poll held on May 23-24, support for ND rose 0.3% (from 25.8%), rose 3.5% (from 20.1%) for Syriza, and fell 3.1% for Pasok (from 13%). The overall margin of error is +/-3.1 percentage points.

- A Rass poll conducted for Eleftheros Typos showed 26.5% support for New Democracy, 24.2% for Syriza and 9.9% for Pasok.

SCENARIO #1: New Democracy wins elections and has parliamentary majority (> 151 votes) – 10%
SCENARIO #2: New Democracy wins elections but does not have majority – 45%
SCENARIO #3: Syriza wins elections but does not have majority – 40%
SCENARIO #4: Syriza wins elections and has parliamentary majority – 5%

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 6:58 pm
by TraderGirl
KeiZai wrote:Hi Ws,

I´m still missing the bigger fear in the market and so-called big bear trap. So what I´m looking for is last wave down -5- (next week?) and then when emotions say sell I will buy the whole market :lol:

From the pattern perspective we are in the same situation as in 2008, 2010 and 2011. In 2008 "they" did not want to stop it so we had more on the downside (I heard it was bush who said I don´t care let it crash :o ). In 2010 and 11 they used handbrake (liquidity) what I think will be this case as well. So 2008 scenario we can scratch out IMO.

Here is the pattern and difference between them:
2010-2008.png
and 2010,2011 and now: (yellow dots are waves 5(bear traps)
X9.png
From the ADX I assume we can be still in the corrective wave 4
X166-2.png
IF the big down wave (3) will be stoped with L from the elliott study it could be another corrective X wave like in 2010:
X66.png
Crowd sentiment poll:
Crowd.png
Lots of traders (http://chart.ly/symbols/VIX) see in VIX H&S pattern, but my view is that is not completed atm what also favours my opinion - one more wave down
VIX-LRS.png
PS: take these charts just as musings nothing more, that´s the reason why we have this WW thread :lol:
I like your Crowd sentiment poll, shows we may have not had capitulation yet...??

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 7:09 pm
by TraderGirl
SPX climactic volume indicator...

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sat Jun 16, 2012 9:38 pm
by Cobra
TraderGirl wrote:SPX climactic volume indicator...
Hmm, make sense, :roll: as it seems people are expecting huge gap up Monday...

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 9:51 am
by ocassional observer
i looked back at june 2010 non stop model, and there was a buy signal there as well which ended with a losing trade eventually, so this too is very similar to then.

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 10:06 am
by KeiZai
TraderGirl wrote: I like your Crowd sentiment poll, shows we may have not had capitulation yet...??
Yes I read it that way

Re: 06/16/2012 Weekend Update

Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2012 11:56 am
by grachu
Cobra . GOOD WEEKEND . happy your day. you are a DAD . when you come back to the computer. can you tell me if you ever used the CLIMATIC indicator? is it reliable ? I mean .... have never heard from it ...