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    Looking for support

    Nah, the big reason for the rally is the Fed creating dollars faster than the EU creates euros.
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    Surprise!

    Did you start the Sentiment Survey in 2006 or are you cherry picking? (i ask because those cherries look really sweet.) I don't think this was your main point, but I thought you were onto something with the light crude and S&P comparison, but upon closer look, they have moved in tandem at least...
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    Options Expiration (OPEX) Day

    I love the concept of the 7 Sentinels, but the red light - green light doesn't do it for me. That leaves out a lot of information - exactly the sort of information that led you to go 50% in 50% out, the warning. I'm not sticking around for traffic lights.
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    OPEX Volatility Continues

    Observations: 1 You get what you pay for. 2 CH almost always states how many signals were buys in the paragraph below the six graphs. 3 The graphs tell much more information than a simple count of buys vs sells. Just like there is more to a joke than just the punchline. 4 If CH decides to...
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    Melt Up Continues

    Despite the inverse head and shoulders in S&P, Naz, and Trans, the low volume is a killer. The AAII sentiment survey had 34% voting "beats me". I am one of those. It reminds me of the final scene in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly and I don't trust my odds in this gunfight. I only have a squirt...
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    Looking For Santa

    Sorry, I must be mis-reading something. You say that the top 50 stock allocation is 53.81%. Looking at the bar graph, I see 3.5%+36.2%+5.0% = 44.7%. Where is the discrepancy?
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    FOMC Announcement Met With Selling Pressure

    Aloha, konakathy. The market hasn't always been this wild. It's moving very quickly these days. CH, you are mighty bold to take a 100% position, but faint hearts never won ... much of anything. After hours, "The National Association of Realtors has announced that they've significantly...
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