Its earnings season--market ready to decline

Will the S&P 500 be higher or lower at the end of January?

  • It will close higher than 1145

    Votes: 38 39.2%

  • It will close lower than 1145

    Votes: 47 48.5%

  • Not sure

    Votes: 12 12.4%
  • Total voters
    97
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VIX is 10% below 10 DMA. I think it is one of Connors CVR signals for short-term market reversals. a couple of other CVRs that I recall suggest imminent reversal as well.

the complacent is surely rampant, bulls must be punished for having such an easy life with prices only going up.

does anybody trade based on CVRs?
 
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VIX is 10% below 10 DMA. I think it is one of Connors CVR signals for short-term market reversals. a couple of other CVRs that I recall suggest imminent reversal as well.

the complacent is surely rampant, bulls must be punished for having such an easy life with prices only going up.
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Well said Shortie. The complacency is incredible. It's about time for the volatility to go up, and the whip saws to come back.
 
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ummm. in hindsight MAYBE.

But...this is taking the cake as the dumbest post so far in 2010.

Nice job bro....you are now famous.
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Thread 100% accurate so far.

So if that's dumb, i'm really stupid!
 
The drop that occured today that leaves a single bar top in place from yesterdy may be difficult to breach. It looks as though volatility is about to pick up...to the down side.

What do others think?
 
I think we are about to dip somewhere between 5% and 20%, with the most likely scenario being a 5%-7% dip.

I've been saying this for quite some time....so far it is playing out exactly as i suspected (which is a bit surprising)


There is a darker possibility...if earnings end up being significantly disappointing, things could turn much uglier.

But, that seems unlikely with interest rates where they are.
 
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I think we are about to dip somewhere between 5% and 20%, with the most likely scenario being a 5%-7% dip.

I've been saying this for quite some time....so far it is playing out exactly as i suspected (which is a bit surprising)


There is a darker possibility...if earnings end up being significantly disappointing, things could turn much uglier.

But, that seems unlikely with interest rates where they are.
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+1

I'm not saying we can't go higher, but I'm tightening up the stop losses on my investments. The market is waaaaaay ahead of the rest of the economy this time. I'm happier to lock in my profits and miss the next teetering rise until I see something to back it up.
 
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