Past week I mentioned that I was expecting that the equity market could drop first, then start going up like screaming and reverse back to cause confusion among market participants.Then by Aug 29-30 make it or break it expecting that started going up in a similar fashion like late June with very few corrections.
The drop appeared but very small, just couldn't pierced the range downwards. It touched the bottom and effectively started going up like screaming just to reverse Thursday morning and dropped like 5% in less than 24 hours.
Friday started the reversal, the one that I was expecting yesterday so I just keep waiting outside to see if it was going to do some funny thing but no, the structure of the move was like I imagine so today I went long SPY and kept going up in a way that resembles the June move up.
So the two "surprises" were that the drop didn't get below the current range (the up and down moves were fine) but the end of the month move (the 4th leg) started one trading day before, which doesn't look too big of a deal when studying a complex formation but exit the risk to throw someone off balance because it started Friday instead of Monday so is hard to know if it's going to produce a different kind of tape or it just came earlier.
Is much better to see something and expect a nice multimonth move in one direction but it didn't happen that's why I'm trying to get more creative and trying to spot this complex formations with four movements that don't change dramatically the price values, maybe a 7% but are good for getting better timing. And trying to see if I can get the different "legs" with some accuracy.
Not too bad but not that good. Maybe I'm becoming a glutton pig but I would like more accuracy in the timing and if possible a better idea about the drop (first move) percentagewise.
Back to the drawing board
The current up movement should keep the correctionless structure till early Thursday morning before facing the first obstacle (which I don't know how strong could be) with chances to generate a nice correction or create a push down more important.
I still don't know but at leat till early Thursday I favored going up withouth too much of a challenge.
Will see if it works that way.
Dan
Thks Dan. Hope everyone is doing just fine. No time for blogging these days.
ReplyDelete1220 could be resistance on SP500 ? Just a very wild guess.
Take care all.
Brazil Cuts Key Interest Rate to 12% as Recession Risks Outweigh Inflation
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Stagflation here we come.
ReplyDelete@Emmy,
ReplyDeleteIndia is next?
Every country worried about R/E ?
Also,
ReplyDeleteSee-no-forest in big trouble.
Some billionaire out of Singapore was buying until Friday, when Ontario Securities Commission woke up. Shares are halted!
Pension Funds are suing.
Lot of coverage in Financialpost.com
ICan
Further to my 3:33
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Seems like India can't get a grip on food inflation.
ICan
"Tree Falls on Sino-Forest, Auditors Can't Hear It" - www.financialpost.com
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ReplyDeleteI remember when people were spazzing about the 10-year yield nearing 4%. Now the 30-year yield is at 3.31.
ReplyDelete$Lumber chart - up on Obama speech on Thursday?
ReplyDeleteTLT - Jeff, congrats!
Cam Hui's post yesterday on safehavens - humblestudentofthemarkets - nailed it.
Morning all! On a plane back to minny. Back in the saddle later after a great trip to my "home" city of Boston. Markets looking ugly this morning, I see. Long live TLT. Vigilantes!
ReplyDeleteSo much for the old Warren BAC stock bump. Looking mighty fugly today.
ReplyDeleteQE3 and Obama riding on a White Horse to the rescue later in the week. Note the S&P didn't break the bottom trendline?
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so Emmy, Gold is not safe haven afterall.
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Turnaround Tuesday!
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Who what where? :-)
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