Quote from Manolo:
My indicators tell me that the S&P 500 is about out of gas, and is very, very close to a top. The increase in volatility on friday confirms these indicators. My trendlines point to 1160-1170 as the maximum value, so there's very, very little upside left.
As such, I am shorting a major portion of my portfolio.
Does anyone else see the same thing?
Manolo, I don't trade the S&P 500, I trade currencies USD based, but I can tell you that my indicators also point to a cap of USD equities.Quote from Manolo:
My indicators tell me that the S&P 500 is about out of gas, and is very, very close to a top. The increase in volatility on friday confirms these indicators. My trendlines point to 1160-1170 as the maximum value, so there's very, very little upside left.
As such, I am shorting a major portion of my portfolio.
Does anyone else see the same thing?
Quote from Samson77:
I hardly consider that move a breakout to signifigant new highs like I said no offence but learn how to read a chart properly and it is obvious that we are in a range.
Keep watching... ;-)
Quote from Samson77:
No offence but where have you been the last 4 weeks the S&P ran out of gas then !!!
"Quote from Manolo:
Thanks mon amigo!
I'm actually adding to my shorts. I'm looking at the Dow and XMI and I see indices on the verge of a prolonged decline. I think we'll tests the lows of the range, and break them.
Quote from waggie945:
And yet I don't recall ONE SINGLE POST in which Manolo actually says that he is short any stock, stock-index, or futures contract at a specific price.
So much for actually trading.
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