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#1 eminimee

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Posted 08 July 2007 - 04:35 AM

It's the TNX that has me interested in this comparison. Airedale..if you are reading..or anyone else....that low in 97 wasn't a 4.5 year low by any chance was it?
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Here is the Hearse cycle low. :lol: :blush: ...and you thought I spelled in wrong. :)
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#2 Russ

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Posted 08 July 2007 - 10:08 AM

Cycle man Eric Hadik is looking for stocks to rally into July 13-16 .... about where your chart is projecting.
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Posted 08 July 2007 - 11:34 AM

Great charts TP. With the $TNX currently at a five year high, it will be interesting to see if it does go higher. The Weekly $TNX is showing a double top since July 06'. The same weekly shows MACD negative divergence with price between peaks. But shorter term, the Stoch(5,5) energy is bullish with higher lows and higher highs since the March 07' low. So it could be leading to a cup and handle type breakout.

#4 Rogerdodger

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Posted 08 July 2007 - 11:41 AM

My only observation is that actual rates are much lower now than '97. $TNX is at 52 now.
That number is not even visible on the '97 chart with a high of near 69 and the low of near 56.
I remember when 7% was the big interest rate number that would sink the market.
I remember how excited I was to refinance at 7 1/2%.
Awww. The good ole days.


Terry Laundry has his "line in the sand" at the 55day ema.
"we need to see the current basing at the 55 day exponential Moving Average hold corrections and that the rising oscillator bottoms pattern continues to set the stage for the projected advance. My Envelope Theory provides the Bull vs Bear alternatives.

In a Bull environment the basing will set the stage for a new advance that will carry to the upper envelope (Red) before the S&P becomes overbought.

In a Bear environment the basing will fail and a new decline phase will carry the S&P to the lower envelope (Green) before the S&P becomes oversold.

The outcome will be apparent quite soon."

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#5 airedale88

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Posted 08 July 2007 - 04:14 PM

It's the TNX that has me interested in this comparison. Airedale..if you are reading..or anyone else....that low in 97 wasn't a 4.5 year low by any chance was it?



late sept/early oct 98 was a 4.5 yr low for SPX tea, not 97.

Edited by airedale88, 08 July 2007 - 04:16 PM.

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#6 eminimee

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Posted 08 July 2007 - 06:20 PM

It's the TNX that has me interested in this comparison. Airedale..if you are reading..or anyone else....that low in 97 wasn't a 4.5 year low by any chance was it?



late sept/early oct 98 was a 4.5 yr low for SPX tea, not 97.





thanks Airedale...I didn't think it was but was curious...