There's no bait being offered out here. I stated what I have found to be true. --so called bearish bars are really just pullbacks in uptrends absent new highs or breaks of support.
When someone says they are bearish, they are implying that they feel future prices will decline. --When a bar is declared to be bearish it is inferred that it means lower prices to come. Thus a down bar is not necessarily a bearish bar.
I say that long term support in this market is 2550 area.
With regard to monthly bars, I don't gauge the market on such short term events as a few days or an afternoon selloff. If I am gone for a while it's because I am on vacation or some other good reason. I certainly have not been vindicated publicly on my tenet yet and am one of the very few on the board who announce losses. Your posting is misdirected.
