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#1 AChartist

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Posted 24 December 2011 - 08:56 AM

Bears should have a chance for a mean regression in the

first two weeks of Jan. 1253 was a pivotal Fibannoci, perhaps

it will retest this area in early Jan but from higher first.



Just by aversion to debt instruments and a prepricing of equity

to dollar count earning metrics. Perhaps the worst it is the better

for stock.

This is what weekly will look like at a 1301 price next week.

I'm not saying this will happen, timing wise we have until the

end of month thrust day to find out what the price will be.

195 minute should have two peaks, Tues and Thurs, likely

dip or compression day Weds. The 195 min high should be

Thurs noon but it could be Friday


It will be well extended above average with the most likely

mean regression in the 1st two weeks Jan, where the weekly average

is flat and the 195 minute has a dip. Daily will also be well extended

above average with a mean regression likely.


It will have the next high at about 7 weeks. A 43 week peaks a little

sooner at 5 weeks. In the QE market with persistent price weakness

and distribution, it almost always pays to liquidate in the early highs

and watch the index games from cash.


This is where people get long late on the early high with breadth,

and the final couple weeks of distribution chew up the long accounts

and it always starts with multipoint crashes in some big stocks.


I'll try to note the thrust day that would be the 43 week peak and

then muse about the next couple weeks of distribution and stock crashes.


It does seem to prevent a crash in 2012 yet it is a long time to 7 weeks

or so to see how it forms up. The only chance for a good decline is

a mean regression in the first two weeks of Jan but I expect now that

it tests this breakout area from higher first.





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