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Quote from Bitstream:

How can you know what will happen on monday?

You might be more aware on monday morning by having a look at the fut. or during the out-cry session.

I think it is much more difficult to predict short term movement where there's a lot of noise that don't give realistic valuation in determining oversold/overbought conditions while you can always have a better shot at gauging the overall longer term direction the market might be heading by looking at trends and change in trends.

That's why when daytrading you are more likely to trade what you see, while when swing trading you may rely more on fundamentals.

Of course that's just MO.
PP

I don't know what will happen monday...lol...What I was trying to say is that I'm long now based on current activity but have no way of knowing if this is the start of an advance...if it is...how high it will go or how long it will last. I guess what I should have said is I am prepared to exit monday if conditions change. No forecasting for me... Of course I could also stay long for months if needed...

Nick
 
Quote from NKNY:

I don't know what will happen monday...lol...What I was trying to say is that I'm long now based on current activity but have no way of knowing if this is the start of an advance...if it is...how high it will go or how long it will last. I guess what I should have said is I am prepared to exit monday if conditions change. No forecasting for me... Of course I could also stay long for months if needed...

Nick

Nick,

This may or may not help. I do not day trade.
I started seriously accumulating stocks last monday, buying on the dips. Mostly, the COMPX since that's what I follow. I'm looking to add to those positions on any pullbacks.

As of friday, I can count the second advance, from the thursday lows, as a subdivided completed structure. It can always extend, of course. On monday, I'm looking to add to my positions on a correction of this wave.

I see solid support between 2135 and 2140 COMPX, about a 38% - 50% retracement. See chart below. A drop to 2108 would abort my entire near term scenario.

Tony
 
from NKNW

...no forecasting for me....

It's more like having a plan than trying to predict and make up your mind on your trades for good: prepare yourself for the most probable scenario; right or wrong you'll always be ready to react accordingly if things don't turn out the way you hoped for.

You can always have in place an emergency plan to take a specific course of actions when your previous views are invalidated

I could make a comparison with the state of awareness I use to to push into my mind when trade: when I enter my positions I won't be discounting the fact the trade might be wrong, on the contrary, I immediately expect the market to turn against me, therefore I look at the best price could be available to cut my losses even if the trade looks to be going my way and keep this attitude 'till breakeven.

After that I look at my profit targets and move my mental stp but I will always be ready to expect the unexpected.
 
I appreciate the honesty of your work.

As to your analysis, while I do not doubt what EW is telling you, I will tell you that there is major resistance at ES 1250/DOW 11000. That does not mean that we won't go through these levels, but that many players will enter there to sell the markets with the odds on their side. Longer term (two months) 1275 seems very possible. I am not sure of the timeframe in your projected analysis...

This is not based on any particular analysis on my part, just from being in the trenches day in and day out.

nitro
Quote from gharghur2:

According to my work, as I posted earlier in the week, the market is in the early stages of the next major advance. Maybe we'll even see 'all time new highs' in the DOW.

All the major indices are now in sync to launch the next major advance in this bull market. After the COMPX became sufficiently oversold, on my MMI a week ago, it has started impulsing up in very nice constructive waves. I can now count 5 waves up from the 9/22 intraday low of 2093 into the 9/26 high of 2133. Then a very bullish corrective double flat ending 9/29 at 2108. And over the past two days, a subdivided 5 waves up right into friday's close of 2152. I've labeled these waves 1-2-3 of wave one of minute wave iii, with waves 4-5 to occur over the next few days. This is only the very beginning of the advance: see 10 day chart.

Short term support in the COMPX is now around 2135 - 2140. This represents a 23% - 38% retracement of the wave 3 thurs-fri advance. The initial advance, wave 1 last thurs-mon, corrected about 62%. Have a great week!

http://spaces.msn.com/members/caldaroEW/
 
Quote from nitro:

I appreciate the honesty of your work.

As to your analysis, while I do not doubt what EW is telling you, I will tell you that there is major resistance at ES 1250/DOW 11000. That does not mean that we won't go through these levels, but that many players will enter there to sell the markets with the odds on their side. Longer term (two months) 1275 seems very possible. I am not sure of the timeframe in your projected analysis...

This is not based on any particular analysis on my part, just from being in the trenches day in and day out.

nitro

TY Nitro...

Interesting that you mentioned those levels. Another friend of mine is a chart enthusiast. Wrote this to him yesterday:

Robb,
Great charts!
COMPX: looks like 2170 is a great place to end wave 1, as a couple indices have already moved throught the 50 dma.
SPX: likewise for 1242 here.
INDU: and 10,700 here too.

His charts:

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID897936

Imagine we will bump into these trendlines, completing the first wave up, correct, and then bust through them with the dynamics of a wave 3.
 
Quote from gharghur2:

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SPX: likewise for 2142 here.
You don't mean 2142 for SPX?

I can't view the charts since I am not an AOL member.

nitro
 
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