The S&P just put in another higher short term bottom

Did the S&P just put in a higher short term bottom on Feb 28 or is within 5 points?

  • Volente you are still smoking crack, just because you were right last time does not mean you are rig

    Votes: 17 42.5%
  • Volente you are right on, see you above 1300 soon on the run to 1340

    Votes: 23 57.5%

  • Total voters
    40
Quote from steveosborne:

In volente's case, I think the man deserves a little bit more credit. From what I can remember, he called the 1/20 and 2/28 intermediary bottoms immediately after they had formed (the very next day). That's probably why he became the poster boy for the bulls since late January. I've read only a few of his posts and he doesn't seem like the kind to brag, begging for recognition like many others do here to compensate for their lack of success in the markets.

By the way, was your wife able to find that newspaper article on your grinning Korean ( :D ) story because it would be really great if you could scan it and post it here.
The Wife is still looking, but my daughter In Atlanta has a copy and is sending it to me , once I get it I'll post it here, or maybe a new thread.

...Rennick out
 
Quote from EqtTrdr:

I love 100% up room to go!!
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Have been known to help polar bears, when;
they leave enough tracks.
:cool: Cool.

Its a shame though ,
some dont study/ realize the vast majority of trends on S&P are up , most time frames.:cool: Hope this helps
 
Quote from volente_00:

The S&P just put in a higher short term bottom on Feb 28 or is within 5 points of doing so and will not close lower than 1275 before the next breakout above 1300.

so the question you have to ask is:

1) is it walking up a wall of worry?
2) is it stair stepping higher through base building?


the challenge to statistical analysis, market forcasting and chart reading is using hindsight from present point looking forward.

you will have to do this in tandem with a variety of other indicators, hopefully with the majority of them being in sync, as well as use multiple time frame analysis (i.e. 5min, 15min, 60min, daily, etc.)
 
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