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#1 TechMan

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 03:55 PM

What?! No celebration of the prosperity and wealth creation of the record high stock market? And, no congratulations to the Bernanke Fed and the Obama Administration?


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O.K. seriously, the SPX has closed at all time high, and the NDX has taken out 3/11/13 closing high, which, according to the preliminary closing data, has opened a 2-day window for my system to technically confirm the NDX breakout. If there's no follow-through rally with the right volume structure, then this is nothing but a fakeout - La Reprise a Faux.

So, we'll see.

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 04:46 PM

What?! No celebration of the prosperity and wealth creation of the record high stock market? And, no congratulations to the Bernanke Fed and the Obama Administration?


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O.K. seriously, the SPX has closed at all time high, and the NDX has taken out 3/11/13 closing high, which, according to the preliminary closing data, has opened a 2-day window for my system to technically confirm the NDX breakout. If there's no follow-through rally with the right volume structure, then this is nothing but a fakeout - La Reprise a Faux.

So, we'll see.


You've been bearish at every single new high on the way up, I wonder how you can ever make any money.

#3 pdx5

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 05:07 PM

http://www.marketwat...o...d=rss&rss=1


http://finance.yahoo...-140532355.html

Last Quarter 2012 GDP growth rate revised upwards to a whopping 0.4%! No wonder the party is a bit subdued. Watch out for IT top around tax day. Momentum should keep the market levitating for 2 to 3 weeks.

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#4 TechMan

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 05:57 PM

a whopping 0.4%!


:=)


Not to mention the 5 and 10-year T-bills yield spread.

Incidentally, it had had a high 0.80 - 0.90 positive 20-period correlation coefficient with the SPX till last Friday, 3/22/13.


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Posted 28 March 2013 - 06:54 PM

http://www.marketwat...o...d=rss&rss=1


http://finance.yahoo...-140532355.html

Last Quarter 2012 GDP growth rate revised upwards to a whopping 0.4%! No wonder the party is a bit subdued. Watch out for IT top around tax day. Momentum should keep the market levitating for 2 to 3 weeks.


I seriously doubt Bears will have to wait 2 weeks for a retreat....I admit it may only be a pause, but I think a further 2-week upward rally is doubtful. We'll have a 2-3% flush one day next week.

#6 TechMan

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 07:33 PM

You've been bearish at every single new high on the way up, I wonder how you can ever make any money.


Like I said, no one makes me laugh harder than you do. You're a joke.

As a recent example, I had turned bullish on 2/26/2013 and just turned bearish on the NDX on 3/11/13.


So, I had my "Short The Bounce" day (red arrow) on Monday, 2/25/13, per my comment on Saturday, 2/23/13, following my "Oversold Bounce" day on Friday, 2/22/13, per my comment at 2:30pm on Thursday, 2/21/13.

Now, while I'm still anticipating that 5th largest Nasdaq inter-day high-to-low gap between 12/31/12 and 1/2/13 to be filled, a higher close today following the bullish Harami pattern of the last two candlesticks spells a short-term reversal before the next leg down.


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Here's a reference of the said pattern. Good trading.


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Posted 28 March 2013 - 07:58 PM

What?! No celebration of the prosperity and wealth creation of the record high stock market? And, no congratulations to the Bernanke Fed and the Obama Administration?


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O.K. seriously, the SPX has closed at all time high, and the NDX has taken out 3/11/13 closing high, which, according to the preliminary closing data, has opened a 2-day window for my system to technically confirm the NDX breakout. If there's no follow-through rally with the right volume structure, then this is nothing but a fakeout - La Reprise a Faux.

So, we'll see.


You've been bearish at every single new high on the way up, I wonder how you can ever make any money.


You are actually correct in your assessment, regardless of what the man will deny.
You could be a billionaire or an industrial worker or a teacher or a moderator of a forum - Hold a good conscience because that is what matters.

#8 TechMan

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 08:12 PM

You are actually correct in your assessment, regardless of what the man will deny.


And here comes the "call police".

I don't get it. Why's it that important to you that I make perfect calls and trades? I'm not selling anything or getting paid here. I don't even use this forum to promote my blog or website. I'm just one of the posters that shares what I see happening in the market like everyone else. If you don't like what I have to say, don't read my comments.

Is this something personal?

#9 merciless

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 08:16 PM

You are actually correct in your assessment, regardless of what the man will deny.


And here comes the "call police".

I don't get it. Why's it that important to you that I make perfect calls and trades? I'm not selling anything or getting paid here. I don't even use this forum to promote my blog or website. I'm just one of the posters that shares what I see happening in the market like everyone else. If you don't like what I have to say, don't read my comments.

Is this something personal?


Tech man send me a pm with your blog if ya don't mind. I find all your posts instructive ;)

#10 PrintFaster

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Posted 28 March 2013 - 08:22 PM

Can't blame the bears for being angry, they have fought Bernanke's Bull tooth and nail for 4 years and missed one of the greatest lifetime opportunities in 15 years.