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10:06 Bar overlapping is telling me that sellers are having a harder time taking prices away from this range.
:07 SL Fanned (steeper)
:10 SL broken
:14 Waiting for a RET, but this is tricky as we are now within the TR we were trying to avoid at the open :(
 
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These kinds of wild swings represent indecision, I think. It's not clear to me anymore what's happening. BO and Ret here or chop?
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Exactly. If professionals can't decide where they want to go, how is the amateur supposed to know. Both a short and a long would have been stopped out, so just breathe deeply and sit on your hands.
 
:23 At the top of the range
:29 no buying interest at the top. Perhaps a REV is on the way.
:31 DL fanned, but this si not going anywhere.
 
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And since we're at the top of the range, one can try a "V" reversal here or wait for a retracement.
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10:37 Waiting for the RET, looks like it is forming now.
:41 This area is turning into a TR a small one, but a TR nonetheless. 33 to 36
:46 Yep buyers at 33. I am done for the day.

Take care everyone .
 
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It pays to consult a weekly chart now and then. I've drawn this chart -- the LT chart from '09 -- several times, so there's no need to draw it again. Anybody who's interested can draw his own. But the break through 3252 in the middle of October looks to be a bit "exuberant" (remember that?), and it changes the arc to something unsustainable. This doesn't mean that longs should be avoided (look at yesterday), but the air is getting a bit thin, and one should pack oxygen as he plows ahead.

It's all about demand and supply.
 
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It pays to consult a weekly chart now and then. I've drawn this chart -- the LT chart from '09 -- several times, so there's no need to draw it again. Anybody who's interested can draw his own. But the break through 3252 in the middle of October looks to be a bit "exuberant" (remember that?), and it changes the arc to something unsustainable. This doesn't mean that longs should be avoided (look at yesterday), but the air is getting a bit thin, and one should pack oxygen as he plows ahead.

It's all about demand and supply.
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Although it is recognizable now that the long was the way to go, it was harder to find good entries, as opposed to a few weeks ago when we were able to "feel" buyers interest.

I think that the fact that buyers are having a hard time getting higher in the intraday is a sign of weakness to come as well. Although the Irrationality of the exuberance can never be underestimated, so "Sellers Beware". :)
 
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