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#1 TechMan

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Posted 27 July 2012 - 11:31 PM

Without the interferences of "Forces of Un-nature", my VW Nasdaq Index (red curve) and the Nasdaq Index are usually moving in sync. The divergence between them from 6/25 trough to 7/12 trough (black lines) leads to the breakdown on 7/19 (white circles). The longer term divergence (purple lines) has yet to be resolved. I'm expecting the resolution to take place early next week, notwithstanding the "Draghi" euphoria.


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Meanwhile, options traders have been extremely bullish today. The ISEE Equities Only at 224 today is the highest not seen since March and April. Front month QQQ PCR at 0.80 today is also the lowest since 7/18.

Finally, this 50-point super rally of the past two days is NOT a technical event. Yes, we had all somehow anticipated some chops, sideways, post breakout pullbacks, and what not. But, unless someone can show me that he had made a super 50-point rally call on or before Wednesday, it's safe to assume NO technicians had seen this coming.

Edited by TechMan, 27 July 2012 - 11:36 PM.


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Posted 28 July 2012 - 12:48 AM

Just finished plugging the data into my simulator. Among various scenarios, a fair down day on Monday, similar to that of 7/24 or more, would put an end to this run. It wouldn't matter what happens on Tuesday. If it stays flat or slightly up for the next two days, then the rally should continue. There's quite a few moving parts that could alter the outcome, but these are two of the more probable scenarios ahead of the FOMC on Wednesday and the ECB on Thursday. My preference, by all means, is to get a good overbought mean reversion on Monday and get it over with.

Edited by TechMan, 28 July 2012 - 12:53 AM.


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Posted 28 July 2012 - 07:22 AM

Sounds like a Plan , Techman. I took a very small short friday morning, now underwater. I didnt expect that kind of Rally on friday. There have been calls for return to spx1400 though.

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Posted 28 July 2012 - 07:25 AM

The rally was caused by the media hype on the same Draghi stuff with different versions thruout the day:

However, NYSI, NASI still pointing down:

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$NYS...id=p19151126387

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$NAS...id=p02058346528

Edited by redfoliage2, 28 July 2012 - 07:35 AM.


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Posted 28 July 2012 - 09:20 AM

"But, unless someone can show me that he had made a super 50-point rally call on or before Wednesday, it's safe to assume NO technicians had seen this coming."

http://www.traders-t...howtopic=140861

http://www.traders-t...howtopic=140956

Don't think I need to say much more here. I said INDU 13100, actually hit a high of 13117.74, SPX 1390 and hit 1389.19 and both the COMPQ and NDX lagging a bit.

Have a great weekend! Alan






Without the interferences of "Forces of Un-nature", my VW Nasdaq Index (red curve) and the Nasdaq Index are usually moving in sync. The divergence between them from 6/25 trough to 7/12 trough (black lines) leads to the breakdown on 7/19 (white circles). The longer term divergence (purple lines) has yet to be resolved. I'm expecting the resolution to take place early next week, notwithstanding the "Draghi" euphoria.


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Meanwhile, options traders have been extremely bullish today. The ISEE Equities Only at 224 today is the highest not seen since March and April. Front month QQQ PCR at 0.80 today is also the lowest since 7/18.

Finally, this 50-point super rally of the past two days is NOT a technical event. Yes, we had all somehow anticipated some chops, sideways, post breakout pullbacks, and what not. But, unless someone can show me that he had made a super 50-point rally call on or before Wednesday, it's safe to assume NO technicians had seen this coming.



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Posted 28 July 2012 - 10:04 AM

"But, unless someone can show me that he had made a super 50-point rally call on or before Wednesday, it's safe to assume NO technicians had seen this coming."

http://www.traders-t...howtopic=140861

http://www.traders-t...howtopic=140956

Don't think I need to say much more here. I said INDU 13100, actually hit a high of 13117.74, SPX 1390 and hit 1389.19 and both the COMPQ and NDX lagging a bit.

Have a great weekend! Alan


Alan, I understand your general directional calls that have been in place for a while, but I'm talking specifically about this big 50-point turnaround of the past two days.

For an example, when I get a technical signal of a probable BP Alert from my trading system, I would post it here, usually the night before, to let everyone know there's such probable and imminent occurrence of at least a 1% move. For another example, the very next trading day after I had posted my 7/19/12 "SPY After Hour" alert, the SPX closed down 1%. That's another TECHNICAL event triggered by a technical signal.

Once again, I'm not talking about the overall and general market direction calls. Unless someone can show me that he had seen this big turnaround rally of the past two days coming specifically (i.e. Big Rally Alert) on Wednesday, I'll continue to maintain that NO technicians had seen this super rally coming. And, there's nothing wrong with that because this is a fundamental event, driven by a central banker's promise to perform. It's as simple as that.

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Posted 28 July 2012 - 10:25 AM

On that nearly 12-point spike at 1:25pm that had turned an otherwise average rally or even a Gap-n-Crap day into a super rally.

On the rumor of Draghi meeting with the Bundesbank president to discuss LTRO and bond purchases that had propelled the SPX to surge 12 points at around 1:25pm, a spokeswoman for the ECB said it was just a "usual" practice for Draghi to meet with governing members. She declined further comment.


The market was trading in a very narrow range and appeared to have run out of steam at that time. It could've gone down just as easily. This makes Monday's probable overbought mean reversion interesting.


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Posted 28 July 2012 - 11:30 AM

TM,

Yes I know where your coming from. My thoughts though run the line that, we were going to rally as the setup was there technically, and it was bound to happen. Actually, my post on the 17th was before the decline into this weeks low and reversal. I just see this upward sideways action since June as a Wave 2 up in a ABCDEFGHIJ??????????? pattern, LOL! You know what I mean, just a series of higher highs and higher lows in this 2 month BS move. Once the completes to the upside on this weak momentum move as my indicators suggest, we should get the mother of all declines, IMHO. I am of the ilk that the FED, or the "Powers That Be", can control somewhat the very short term market moves, but in the bigger picture, the markets are bigger and smarter than the FED. Once the markets figure out that the FED can't save the economy from failing, there will be H_ll to Pay! We just can't pin point the exact day, but the time for it to happen is getting shorter and shorter. One of these tops soon will be the end of the market IMO, and then I think the decline will make 2007-2008 a walk in the park!

If I may, I think we will soon see a decline in the NDX to the weekly 50 SMA near 2000 or a drop of 700 NDX points followed by a rally to 2450. Then I think we can see a bigger decline in 2013 that will test NDX 1700 or below by late 2013 or 2014. I know that's a long time off, but it's my FF thoughts at this time.

Short term I still think the NDX could test 2700 but I see that area as the end for the present rally.

At that point, the next level down could last maybe 10 weeks and then reverse back up into the election and maybe into the first of the year. Then it should get ugly again!

Now, this isn't the gospel, so please don't hold me to it! Alan




"But, unless someone can show me that he had made a super 50-point rally call on or before Wednesday, it's safe to assume NO technicians had seen this coming."

http://www.traders-t...howtopic=140861

http://www.traders-t...howtopic=140956

Don't think I need to say much more here. I said INDU 13100, actually hit a high of 13117.74, SPX 1390 and hit 1389.19 and both the COMPQ and NDX lagging a bit.

Have a great weekend! Alan


Alan, I understand your general directional calls that have been in place for a while, but I'm talking specifically about this big 50-point turnaround of the past two days.

For an example, when I get a technical signal of a probable BP Alert from my trading system, I would post it here, usually the night before, to let everyone know there's such probable and imminent occurrence of at least a 1% move. For another example, the very next trading day after I had posted my 7/19/12 "SPY After Hour" alert, the SPX closed down 1%. That's another TECHNICAL event triggered by a technical signal.

Once again, I'm not talking about the overall and general market direction calls. Unless someone can show me that he had seen this big turnaround rally of the past two days coming specifically (i.e. Big Rally Alert) on Wednesday, I'll continue to maintain that NO technicians had seen this super rally coming. And, there's nothing wrong with that because this is a fundamental event, driven by a central banker's promise to perform. It's as simple as that.



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Posted 28 July 2012 - 01:45 PM

But, unless someone can show me that he had made a super 50-point rally call on or before Wednesday, it's safe to assume NO technicians had seen this coming.


With due respect to you TM, http://www.traders-t...?...st&p=627570
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#10 TechMan

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Posted 28 July 2012 - 01:58 PM

But, unless someone can show me that he had made a super 50-point rally call on or before Wednesday, it's safe to assume NO technicians had seen this coming.


With due respect to you TM, http://www.traders-t...?...st&p=627570


Do you want to read my response to Alan as well as my original post again, or should I re-post it just for you?