there has been no chart damage long term yet. An obvious pattern or break of 2500 would be needed.I would be interested to know what you consider reversal in a long term long biased market then.
there has been no chart damage long term yet. An obvious pattern or break of 2500 would be needed.I would be interested to know what you consider reversal in a long term long biased market then.
Outside day not an important factor as closing was inside yesterday's range. Furthermore, the futures chart showed open and close to be nearly the same and the massive bounce at close on a Friday signals more upside to come.Outside Day today has me leaning towards putting on my shorts tomorrow with the proper set up... certainly leaning that way!
Outside day not an important factor as closing was inside yesterday's range. Furthermore, the futures chart showed open and close to be nearly the same and the massive bounce at close on a Friday signals more upside to come.
Outside day not an important factor as closing was inside yesterday's range. Furthermore, the futures chart showed open and close to be nearly the same and the massive bounce at close on a Friday signals more upside to come.
I’m expecting 3,000 to be crossed. Just scanned a ton of feeds, 9:1 pessimism rules “ it’s been such a long time since 2008 correction, so it must go down now! “ ... the economy is firing on all cylinders .. this pessimism is actually good for the market, means we have room to go higher.
It's worked the last 10 years because of QE and low rates. I know longs don't want to hear this but this time I believe it won't work...not saying I am right because we could go higher.
That's why I would rather trade what I see instead of what I think. What I am seeing right now is a bear mkt according to daily and weekly so would rather be on that side ofbthe market.
I’m not saying your wrong, your thesis is correct, but you have to validate the monetary tightening effect on the real world. Need to look for evidence before it becomes apparent. I just think you may be too early. If you have ability to get short and stay short small unit quantity and ride it and add to it as the market meets your thesis than it’s good. But I can’t call a market top when things are going well unless you see some leveraged catalyst about to blow that will force 401ks and 529s to force liquidate.
Like mortgage rates rising, interest rates rising, home sales slowing?
Or the notion that markets top on great news and robust economic data?