Quote from circadian:
Well that's all good and fine, but since the credit crisis first arose in the summer of 2007, these negative volume divergences have resolved themselves in similar fashion. I hope I'm wrong, as I'd like to see this economy back up on it's feet, and I don't think that'll happen if we have another significant market breakdown.
Linear regression study of weekly SPY negative volume divergences:
Quote from Landis82:
Trading based on volume and volume divergences is a total WASTE OF TIME.
That's a big-time "rookie" mistake.
Very dangerous!
Quote from Digger:
I think Circadian's observation of a broadening formation is correct. I found this site by doing a search of "broadening top" to see whether my own observation of that formation was valid, as I'm fairly new to technicals. I've been thinking that earnings season derailed the H&S, but that a significant correction is still imminent, maybe around 995. BTW Circadian, what charting software are you using? It looks better than mine!
Quote from Landis82:
I would suggest going back and looking at other historical charts of the SPX when coming off of a huge low, such as 1982. You will see the same kind of broadening ascending triangle formation. No big deal.
Quote from Landis82:
I would suggest going back and looking at other historical charts of the SPX when coming off of a huge low, such as 1982. You will see the same kind of broadening ascending triangle formation. No big deal.