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#1
Posted 16 October 2009 - 07:55 AM
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Honestly? I'm thinking we get an inversion next week, but we'll get some clues over the weekend.
Mark
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#2
Posted 16 October 2009 - 09:09 AM
#3
Posted 16 October 2009 - 10:28 AM
#4
Posted 17 October 2009 - 08:49 AM
So, Mark, the bet will be one way or the other - No Mr. In-between?
I have little confidence either way out more than a few days. At least at this point. I will say that there's risk in this market right now and it is going to take some sideways or down to lessen it, I think.
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#5
Posted 17 October 2009 - 12:07 PM
We'll need to see what the breadth is today..... Here are the bearish internal numbers
Market up 2%+ A/D < 65% bearish
Market up 1% A/D < 53% bearish
Market even A/D < 43% bearish
Market down 1% A/D < 33% bearish
Market down 2% A/D < 17% bearish
Currently the breadth of the market so far is terrible. What these numbers tell us that brokerages are trying to prop up the market by dumping money into the big caps to try and prop the market. Internals so far could meet these numbers. Currently the market is down 1% AND A/D is less than 33%...
Barry
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I have been keeping track of the advance and decline data using yahoo finance and stockcharts but they do not divide it up into fractions that are up/down 1% or 3% etc, they just provide totals. Was wondering what source or site you obtain these data from? thx
#6
Posted 17 October 2009 - 02:47 PM
We'll need to see what the breadth is today..... Here are the bearish internal numbers
Market up 2%+ A/D < 65% bearish
Market up 1% A/D < 53% bearish
Market even A/D < 43% bearish
Market down 1% A/D < 33% bearish
Market down 2% A/D < 17% bearish
Currently the breadth of the market so far is terrible. What these numbers tell us that brokerages are trying to prop up the market by dumping money into the big caps to try and prop the market. Internals so far could meet these numbers. Currently the market is down 1% AND A/D is less than 33%...
Barry
qqqqtrdr
I have been keeping track of the advance and decline data using yahoo finance and stockcharts but they do not divide it up into fractions that are up/down 1% or 3% etc, they just provide totals. Was wondering what source or site you obtain these data from? thx
http://finance.yahoo.com/m0
#7
Posted 17 October 2009 - 03:03 PM
There's the decline. Will it last past Monday?
http://www.TimingPointProjector.com
Honestly? I'm thinking we get an inversion next week, but we'll get some clues over the weekend.
Mark
Interesting how this is tracking, but am I reading it right? What inversion? If this continues, won't we have a little downside Monday that's the buying opportunity for next week's run to upside, and then a harder, faster drop a week or so from Monday, followed by screaming parabolic rise into the end of the year. Is that not the right read?
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#8
Posted 17 October 2009 - 05:23 PM
We'll need to see what the breadth is today..... Here are the bearish internal numbers
Market up 2%+ A/D < 65% bearish
Market up 1% A/D < 53% bearish
Market even A/D < 43% bearish
Market down 1% A/D < 33% bearish
Market down 2% A/D < 17% bearish
Currently the breadth of the market so far is terrible. What these numbers tell us that brokerages are trying to prop up the market by dumping money into the big caps to try and prop the market. Internals so far could meet these numbers. Currently the market is down 1% AND A/D is less than 33%...
Barry
qqqqtrdr
I have been keeping track of the advance and decline data using yahoo finance and stockcharts but they do not divide it up into fractions that are up/down 1% or 3% etc, they just provide totals. Was wondering what source or site you obtain these data from? thx
http://finance.yahoo.com/m0
thx - those yahoo data are what I usually check every day. Now I see I mis-read your post and was thinking something different regarding the A-D numbers.
#9
Posted 17 October 2009 - 06:22 PM
There's the decline. Will it last past Monday?
http://www.TimingPointProjector.com
Honestly? I'm thinking we get an inversion next week, but we'll get some clues over the weekend.
Mark
Interesting how this is tracking, but am I reading it right? What inversion? If this continues, won't we have a little downside Monday that's the buying opportunity for next week's run to upside, and then a harder, faster drop a week or so from Monday, followed by screaming parabolic rise into the end of the year. Is that not the right read?
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That's the right read. I'm predicting, with little confidence, a possible inversion.
Right now, however, I can easily see this projection working right on through the end of the year.
Mark
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Posted 17 October 2009 - 06:31 PM










