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It's a AB=CD -pullback. (and 3 drive without a downtrend before the 3 drive).

Astro : I have put on the forecast-turn-dates on the FTSE-allshare chart. Dates can be adjusted +-1 day when we get closer to the dates. For example 27.dec was adjusted to 26.dec.. 29.dec to 13.jan is model2 down and model1(best model) is up. 2 weeks disagrement. Biggest disagreement since...

3 drive and "broadening top/bottom" are patterns discovered 50+ years ago. 1.272 is the normal fib. They often have a good reward/risk(big move). Last target is often 1.272 of the pattern/range on the opposite side. FTSE and CAC 40 : broadening top. Fib ca. 1.272. S&P500 : 3 drive...

3 drive and "broadening top/bottom" are patterns discovered 50+ years ago. 1.272 is the normal fib. They often have a good reward/risk(big move). Last target is often 1.272 of the pattern/range on the opposite side.

CL : 1-3 days from now CL can have a G-pullback(Gartley) : <a> </a>

Hi Moise. Looks like som kind of head&shoulder in GOOG, and there is that big gap. :)

$XAU ETF : <a> </a>

Soybeans : Did a nice a-pullback ca. 15.nov. with a small hammer-stick. It tried to do a a-pullback down to 4.dec, but did a huge gap that day. It can be a head&shoulder now. EUR/USD looks oversold for the next few days, that should hold soybeans above the neck-line for the next few days...

"PVAC" on the last chart is just researching, not something I'm using. Did some research on that 1.5 years ago also.

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Astro : stockmarkets should go down to 27.dec.. (Nothing is 100% sure...) <a> </a>

It shows +0.57 here : http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SPY "Pre-Market: 142.89 0.57 (0.40%) Last Trade: 143.12 Trade Time: Dec 14 Change: 0.00 (0.00%) Prev Close: 142.32 " Strange... Dividend ? Edit : ok...

CL : I do not trade so many g-pullbacks, because I don't think they have as good odds as t- and a-pullbacks. What that is : http://www.aksjeinfo.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000135.html I think g-pullbacks are more like 62% odds and R/R=1.30, and t- and a-pullbacks 68% and R/R=1.30.

CL(crude oil) : g-pullback. Oil-data at 10:30. <a> </a>

FXE = EUR/USD TLT = bonds(long term) Pair means that they follow each other.

I think FXE and TLT leads $SPX. But it does not matter to much because I think that EUR/USD and S&P500 act as a pair as in pair-trading : <a> </a>

Her comes this weeks price-action. Very often $SPX moves to 10:00-10:20 makes a pullback to 10:40-10:50 and then moves in the direction of the first 30-50 min., or 10:00-10:20 is the pivot of the day. Look also at the FXE-gap 8.dec., and $SPX follows 40 min later. But FXE closed very weak. <a>...

Ok... $SPX and EUR/USD do very often reverse to mean as a pair. It does not matter that I'm talking about this because 80-90% will not research this anyway. One other thing I have observed is when FXE does a big "gap", $SPX seems to follow 30-40 min after open as you see on 3nov and 7nov. ...

I looked back at the astro major low friday 22.sept - monday 25.sept. in my archive.. It was the 2 day FXE and TLT lead here : <a> </a> <a> </a> (There are some norwegian words on the charts...)

Well, you see BP(New York) vs. BP.L(London) how much the USD can mean.