FeedFool Posted January 10, 2003 Report Posted January 10, 2003 Last big killer move on low volume could be coming next week. Way the market works there is always a whipsaw. Dec high should hold. Don?t make mistake like last year. When the drop comes cover and look for lower top in 2nd week in Feb. If u want to add any comments please don't let me stop u. Here is the chart Good LUCK.
The End Posted January 10, 2003 Report Posted January 10, 2003 FF, Great chart. I see a steeper decline after next week though. :grin:
FeedFool Posted January 11, 2003 Author Report Posted January 11, 2003 Free charts from Raptor More charts
microdon Posted January 11, 2003 Report Posted January 11, 2003 FF--I made the comment last night on Mark to Market thread that one more surprise might be coming on Tuesday, the day that MSFT and INTC report after market close, that could goose the market a la the rumor route. Funny how my conjecture coincides with your two more days possible scenario using Fib number charts.
FeedFool Posted January 11, 2003 Author Report Posted January 11, 2003 Have anyone notice how 250ma repealed and also how it attracts when the prices moves to far away from it. Getting longs when prices have moved to far away from 250MA is a good idea and shorting when we reach there. Winter is good for the Bulls and summer is best for the bears. :grin:
Slothrop Posted January 11, 2003 Report Posted January 11, 2003 Re: raptor charts. Alcoa is definitely a short here, but the Citigroup chart looks like one more breakout to the upside.
FeedFool Posted January 12, 2003 Author Report Posted January 12, 2003 Here is Nikkei verses Nasty. If u look at Macd u will see it they are nearly identical except Nikkei move is bigger. Monthly Macd histogram is positive on Nasty. If we follow the same path we could see index little higher then a drop and finish the year around this level and a big drop next year. Shorting stocks creates the big rally. If one ends up shorting or goes long at wrong time it would wipe out gains in to big loss. Shares price has nothing to do with the fundamentals but more to do with liquidity. Shorting, Selling and buying create liquidity. When prices are low it does not require much liquidity to create huge rally. At the top more money is needed to just keep it a float. Next week is when we find out? One big spike in volume or low volume spike in price will tell the story. Has any one noticed foreign market is not following Joke or nasty any more? Either they are near October low or nowhere near December high. Have they given up on equity? Is it that US is the last casino in the world played by the whole world thanks to Sir super blind fast printer who has no idea what bubble looks like and has mission to stop deflation in assets prices at any cost.
FeedFool Posted January 18, 2003 Author Report Posted January 18, 2003 If the Bradley Forecast does as well as it did last year the market is about to tank. Bradley Turning Points ? Bob Carver, Market Clues First Published 14 October 2002 The Bradley forecasts turn dates. We have indicated nominal highs or lows in places where it seemed appropriate, but remember that those could be the opposite (or not a turning date at all, for that matter). Turning Point Date (YYYYMMDD) Nominal Turn 20021010 Significant Low 20021028 High 20021108 Low 20021125 Significant High >20021230 Low >20030110 High 20030116,0117 Highs 20030203,0206 minor turns 20030220 Low 20030227 High 20030313 Significant Low 20030328,0331,0402 Highs 20030411 Low 20030623,0625 High 20030702 Significant High 20030717,0722,0807,0811,0903,0908 minor turns 20030915 Significant Low
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