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looks to me like we now have strong evidence for a top: highs-lows bear divergence hi-vol grinding key is in techs, if they don't make a statement to upside we're pulling back (or sinking depending on thrust of move).

We say some change of demand from staples to cyclicals over the past week - until evidence of heavier selling is seen how can anyone call a top?

The VIX may be of better use if looked from a dynamic perspective rather than a static one. In other words, relativity comes into play when looking at it over the short-term because obviously over the long-term it hasn't indicated what it's known to.... So it's the short-term fluctuations...

Caterpillar - CAT, split today....

Here's a good link for stocks on the major exchanges in heavy pre-market action: http://tradingday.com/c/afterhourstrading/ehpm.html M.

Hey all, anyone use CANSLIM or know where I can go to discuss it? Thanks, M.:D

The Growth Stock Report has an intersting take on Technical Analysis in which they see themselvs as translating market action and discerning "what's important" from "what's not" - who knows http://www.thegrowthstockreport.com/blog.htm

no doubt trendlines represent an ideal place to define great risk to reward trades http://priceandpattern.blogspot.com/

The Growth Stock Report Blog mentions trendlines all the time and with out a doubt that should be observed and traded! http://www.thegrowthstockreport.com/blog.htm

I know institutional trading firms pay attention to fib-levels so I do. I've seen significant price action around them long enough to stay on the look out for them: http://priceandpattern.blogspot.com/