DreamboatAnnie
Well-known member
Hi Whipsaw, You might want to read my post again... I have been revising it...lol! :smile: But I am done now. The market is definitely strong and I would rather be in the market more than being out.... it continues to climb... but I have now committed to following the 4-month charts and trying to not let emotions rule.
I do think it is important to listen to what is going on... sentiment is important. But I also am now starting to believe that market "sentiment" does divulge itself in the market moves... you can read that sentiment in the intraday candles, daily candles and the indicators capture this as well. Obviously there are always some knee jerk reactions to be ignored. But looking at weekly charts, then daily and then intraday is good. Gives a balanced sense of market and where it is going... I am also paying a lot more attention to support and resistance zones. Bottom line: I am following the charts.
Also, FWIW, noticed XLF financial sector ETF has had some large moves downward which has affected the overall market. Looks like that might be ready to start moving up?? so that might help in the next few days, but again, I do not know what the driver is on that. Last week XLF was strong and helped the market. I think it was pricing in the rate hike. Not sure why it started dropping this week...but it has impacted overall market.
Best wishes to you and everyone on your investments!!!!!!! :smile:
ADDED: LINK TO XLF
XLF | SharpChart | StockCharts.com
I do think it is important to listen to what is going on... sentiment is important. But I also am now starting to believe that market "sentiment" does divulge itself in the market moves... you can read that sentiment in the intraday candles, daily candles and the indicators capture this as well. Obviously there are always some knee jerk reactions to be ignored. But looking at weekly charts, then daily and then intraday is good. Gives a balanced sense of market and where it is going... I am also paying a lot more attention to support and resistance zones. Bottom line: I am following the charts.
Also, FWIW, noticed XLF financial sector ETF has had some large moves downward which has affected the overall market. Looks like that might be ready to start moving up?? so that might help in the next few days, but again, I do not know what the driver is on that. Last week XLF was strong and helped the market. I think it was pricing in the rate hike. Not sure why it started dropping this week...but it has impacted overall market.
Best wishes to you and everyone on your investments!!!!!!! :smile:
ADDED: LINK TO XLF
XLF | SharpChart | StockCharts.com
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