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I would like to nominate you Charlie Dow to watch over our economic numbers. As I feel the government statistic that are being reported are not an accurate picture of our current economic condition.

Im heading to the Gym, and then to Borders book store, I have everthing set with my position, no need for me to sit here. Cheers!

Can you pull up a weekly chart going back to 1950?

I use a % stop. Sometimes it gets very tight, but I will never go over 2% of my account equity.

I was looking at a weekly Dow Jones Industrials Index chart. Their are periods were it gets stuck in 1-3% ranges for years. IMO with our national and consumer debt we may be entering into such a period. Their is just no money coming in to drive it, of coarse with terror on the rise that might...

I agree

This basing on intraday time frames after a sharp drop is good. Could be some accumulation for a small move up. Or it could be the opposite. SP500 has broken its up trend on the daily chart only a minor violation, NQ is still holding its up trend line barely though, and YM is sitting on its up...

Lunch time right around the corner, perfect time to sneak it upto 10470-10490. Long 1 contract @10450, stop 10438

SETTING UP!

Their is speculation that Joe Battapaglia or Abby Joseph Cohen are in the running. They have charted a jet for Jackson Hole.

I prefer to use line on close for daily charts with alot of spikes, which happens to occur in index futures. Thats my personal preference.

Again were did you read, you must use all the data for any trendline to be accurate. Its a simple question.

Recommended reading for confused technical analysts. http://stockcharts.com/education/ChartAnalysis/trendlines.html

Got the java brewing, its gonna be a longggggg night.

Who says you have to use all the data? Were did do run across that tidbit of technical analysis? Technical analysis is subjective and requires flexibility Charlie Brown.

It is what it is, heck maybe they will catch Bin laden tomorrow and this all wont matter will it.

Line on close, cuts out the intraday noise.

How ever you want to slice it.

The ole Dow is hanging tough, as it has not risen off its spring lows as much as NQ or ES. And last year 2004 the ole Dow was up only like 3%. It just might weaken right along with the other indexes, guess we will see soon enough.

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