The best outcome for the bulls is to see the January 2008 low tested next week(in February), which is a good reason why I think it is not likely because that sets up a bullish spring on lighter volume. I have highlighted the March 2006 candle here. March 2006 was the last month of extreme volume prior to August 2007. In January, the Nasdaq destroyed all the lows from 8/2007, 3/2007, as well as 3/2006. When this test comes in March, it will be on strong volume and if history is any measure, stronger than January. I posted yesterday that if you want to be short in a bear market, you must make the bear case prove itself each and every day - or be subject to emotionally-charged bear spikes like the one we saw yesterday - as hope "springs" eternal. The true and final bear outcome will squash all hope and the spikes will subside as the charts start to look like an ocean bottom, when investors finally "get it" that there is no recovery in the cards. We're a long way from that here. The key here is breaking under 2200, that's almost certainly going to result in a test of the round number 2000 support.
Edited by SemiBizz, 23 February 2008 - 01:03 PM.










