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Every big down day with futures falling further is followed by...
- Thread starter noddyboy
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I think a test of the lows around 1484.0 is more likely especially since the S&P closed below the 50 day Moving average. It will probably gap down below 1510.0 at the open an then bounce up for the early part of the morning before sinking like a rock. Just a guess on my part I am certainly no expert.
Quote from Frankenstink:
I think a test of the lows around 1484.0 is more likely especially since the S&P closed below the 50 day Moving average. It will probably gap down below 1510.0 at the open an then bounce up for the early part of the morning before sinking like a rock. Just a guess on my part I am certainly no expert.
6/8
6/27
big down day, futures falling further, big rally next day.
Unless
2/27
gap down day, going all the way down without bouncing to previous close
But can it be so obvious?
also, i find the title of this post telling
the dow was down 1.05% today
that's a "big down day"?
have some perspective
2% or more is a big down day.
you are using a frame of reference that doesn't take into account the character of markets.
1.05% may seem like a "big" down day, but that's only because we are currently in a relatively low volatility environment
it's actually nowhere near a BIG down day.
the dow was down 1.05% today
that's a "big down day"?
have some perspective
2% or more is a big down day.
you are using a frame of reference that doesn't take into account the character of markets.
1.05% may seem like a "big" down day, but that's only because we are currently in a relatively low volatility environment
it's actually nowhere near a BIG down day.