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#1 Insider

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Posted 15 May 2007 - 12:04 PM

We have heavy negative divergences that will produce a strong decline in the coming weeks The last stage of the bull run is "AS USUAL" the outperform of the BIG CAPS Soooooooo :bear: :bear: Be prepared....RUT AND NADSAQ will lead... the nasty decline INSIDER
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Posted 15 May 2007 - 12:43 PM

Bears are finally capitulating. They will be squeezed somemore b4 this is over.
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Posted 15 May 2007 - 12:59 PM

Bears are finally capitulating. They will be squeezed somemore b4 this is over.


Squeezed?

The Rut has topped out and now capitulating with an absurd 38 P/E ratio.

I should not be surpised to see 600/550 area for this index in the coming months

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Posted 15 May 2007 - 01:20 PM

Is a key reversal possible on the S&P futures? I know traders throw that term out indiscriminately. Any thoughts? Is today the day?

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Posted 15 May 2007 - 01:27 PM

It's a FLAMEOUT...



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Posted 15 May 2007 - 01:34 PM

Be prepared....RUT AND NASDAQ will lead... the nasty decline

As I've shared with you and others many times before, you can not have a "nasty decline" (or price decay in general) unless you have the dynamics to create such a move to begin with.

Is a key reversal possible on the S&P futures?

No, it isn't.

This is just part of a high level price consolidation pattern - aka - a pause to refresh...we are simply working off the excesses created by the rally out of the 9 month lows back in March, and this choppiness should be completed by the middle part of next week with the nesting of the 10 week cycle.

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Posted 15 May 2007 - 01:41 PM

Decline is coming real soon. all the ingredients in place. big down

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Posted 15 May 2007 - 01:54 PM

Be prepared....RUT AND NASDAQ will lead... the nasty decline

As I've shared with you and others many times before, you can not have a "nasty decline" (or price decay in general) unless you have the dynamics to create such a move to begin with.

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Fib,

I am just sharing with you today that "THE TOP IS IN" for most of the indices

The formation of a triple declining top on The Nasdaq Summation, that is rolling over "0" shows a clear MULTIWEEK SELL SIGNAL ;)

....and you can't ignore that we have now a negative seasonal bias

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Edited by Insider, 15 May 2007 - 01:56 PM.

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Posted 15 May 2007 - 02:49 PM

I am just sharing with you today that "THE TOP IS IN" for most of the indices

Sorry...the market says it still has much more to go to the upside. The Dow internals, for example, have already given upside objectives of 14,300 (95% chance), 15,600 (75% chance) and is currently working on a new price objective of 16,900 (45% chance). So until these targets are either reached or canceled I would suggest keeping my powder dry before calling ANY type of top.

The formation of a triple declining top on The Nasdaq Summation, that is rolling over "0" shows a clear MULTI WEEK SELL SIGNAL

Not necessarily. It all depends on the context of which the Summation Index is measuring. One should also not confuse the secondary marketplace with that of the primary...different rules create different outcomes.

Just do yourself a favor....don't be buying anymore "crash puts" until you see at least "A" price top beneath "A" price top in your index of choice.

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#10 Insider

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Posted 15 May 2007 - 03:00 PM

I am just sharing with you today that "THE TOP IS IN" for most of the indices

Sorry...the market says it still has much more to go to the upside. The Dow internals, for example, have already given upside objectives of 14,300 (95% chance), 15,600 (75% chance) and is currently working on a new price objective of 16,900 (45% chance). So until these targets are either reached or canceled I would suggest keeping my powder dry before calling ANY type of top.

The formation of a triple declining top on The Nasdaq Summation, that is rolling over "0" shows a clear MULTI WEEK SELL SIGNAL

Not necessarily. It all depends on the context of which the Summation Index is measuring. One should also not confuse the secondary marketplace with that of the primary...different rules create different outcomes.

Just do yourself a favor....don't be buying anymore "crash puts" until you see at least "A" price top beneath "A" price top in your index of choice.

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In fact.

The context is the SEASONALITY

I expect the NASI falling into -8/900 area in about 2/3 months

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