Recent content by ess1096

Just wanted to add a visual. This being said, the S&P did recapture it’s 40 Month MA and is now supported there. However, please extend a line at the 2018 S&P high, 2940, and see how it has affected the weekly and daily charts recently. A weekly close above that will be very bullish. Until then...

This is too true! Sadly.

I specifically said “since August of 1982”. I also pointed out two occurrences during the depression but my post was specific to the 1982 until now range.

It has been about a decade since I last posted here. I’m not making a prediction but I am sharing an observation. Since August of 1982 the Dow Jones industrial average has only closed below it’s 40 MONTH moving average TWO TIMES. Closing the month below its 40 month moving average once in 2001...

qqqq tracks the $ndx (nasdaq 100), not the nasdaq composite.

:mad:

I agree, Sunday night futures moves rarely mean much. I've even noticed that Comex Gold is even usually dull from the bell at 8:20 (NYC Time) until 9:30 when GLD starts trading. Then the meaningful action begins.

I always have a 60 min, Daily, Weekly and Monthly chart open. Funny thing is, I have been trading gold on the short side for weeks and now that I surrender and go long it wouldn't surprise me to see it selloff. But I can't ignore this obvious technical breakout for now.

Looks like a textbook start to a parabolic blowoff to me. Only needs volume.

bump:(

Using daily and weekly charts for swing trades and position trades these charts will sometimes contradict one another. SPY might close below support for example while $INX closes above it on the same day/week. SPY is heavily traded but $INX is the Big Momma that traders always refer to when they...

Same as GC