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Thought I'd include this... FYI. fx Hi ..., You recent PM encouraged me to go back to the charts I posted and verify my error... There are actually 3 differences between the original posting (elite16.gif) and the latter posting (elite18.gif), but only one of them was critical. If...

...and here's the Nasdaq.

Amazing. I knew it was coming today and I still LOST money! That takes talent... Well, for what it's worth, here are the more accurate counts... first the Dow...

I've outlined a price based strategy in the thread "NEW Anyone Counting Price?" It's a far cry from trading on news, but it might interest you. Go in for a bundle of those near the money PUTS on DJX, QQQQ, and SPY. In 3-6 months you'll be sittin' pretty.

Cute. Thanks for the laugh. Really though, what sense does it make to be a bull or a bear, and why do we always have to be one or the other? Fluctuation is forever and there's money on each side! Why adopt the above attitude when the U.S. markets are at their bull market tops? (:D ...just had...

Made a typo on that Nasdaq quote above. It sould be short above 2314. I was looking at the 5 min. chart but the movement will also terminate the 30 min. which has a slightly higher high. fx

Made a typo on that Nasdaq quote above. It sould be short above 2314. I was looking at the 5 min. chart but the movement will also terminate the 30 min. which has a slightly higher high. fx

No geniouses here (I probably didn't even spell the word right), but I have posted a couple of EASY trades for tomorrow... See the 5 min. charts (page 6) in the thread "NEW Anyone Counting Price?" For the lazy... Dow short above 10967; Nasdaq short above 2311.57 rgds, fx

...the S&P needs to breach 1285 before it can fall...

...and the Nadaq chart...

Okay, maybe everybody left this thread, but I remember someone asking for some REAL TIME counting with specific trade recommendations... Well, I may not be willing to give advice, but I will share my charts... Here's an 18 and 22 point count in the 5 min. Dow and Nasdaq charts. Any high above...

Geez, that's what I get for "projecting." :eek: :D Looks like were in for new highs (for the movement) before the larger trend takes over... Anyway, the above graphic (posted real-time) does indicate how well price reacts to these sequences, often within a very limited time and price...

Brought up a 10 min. chart today and started counting. I thought the movement illustrated how to employ "significance" rather well, so I thought I'd post it (see attached). I've also done a little projection on it based on what might be typcial behavior... The "significance threshold" here is...

...and the Nasdaq. good trading, fx

...and the S&P.

This isn't exactly in advance, but I thought I'd go ahead and post all my daily analysis for the Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq - there's still time to profit well from the previous count as price is near its highs in all the indices. fx ...here's the Dow chart...

My bad. The count in the graphic above was slightly off. An 18 point count fits that last movement much better. Check the one below out... fx

This chart, showing the 3rd wave of the S&P bull market (2003) helps to illustrate the role of significance in the count. The small dots count the lower wave scale and the large dots the higher. Some events belong to both wave scales. The chart shows how counts can overlap. There are 3...

Here's the same movement as above, zoomed in a bit. You can see the two low counts with the connecting movement (between the two red tick marks). The difference between this and the weekly chart (above) demonstrates how 'point of observation' can change things. Still, the 'things' remain the...

Here's the weekly chart of the Dow I alluded to above. I said S&P above, I meant Dow. fx