JTH's Account Talk

If you recall, I spoke of September's Monthly Pivot points as applied to October's chart. We can see were the Mid-Resistance 1 level is being tested by the hourly candlesticks.

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The Transports are sitting at the critical 76.40% Fibonacci level. If this level can't hold, then the next logical step is a complete retracement from the previous swing high/low.

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The NASDAQ is a stubborn little wanker. It is showing the most strength of the "Big 3" by sitting at the 38.2% Fibonacci level. I suppose we should be thankful Tech, the financials, & the dollar's decline have led this rally. With the dollar making a bid and financials sputtering, if tech falls down, then this rally would likly be over... Am I right?

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From swing high/low the S&P 500 Financials have fallen through a 200.1600 50% retracement, and have tested a 197.3445 61.8% Fibonacci retracement. It would be nice if they lay around these levels for awhile, then pick back up for the next swing high rally.

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Magic Necktie

Even tho I am not skilled in the jargon - I am slowly absorbing everything I read at the forum and starting to get the picture - thanks
 
Magic Necktie

Even tho I am not skilled in the jargon - I am slowly absorbing everything I read at the forum and starting to get the picture - thanks

Magic Necktie is just a term I made up. :D I drew lines from the previous 3 waves down. Then I copied those lines over to our last swing high. It's sort of like projecting the path of a hurricane. :rolleyes: It's really just an exercise and a way to get a comparison for the strength of this currect pullback.
 
I'm expecting for us to stay within the descending red price channel. If this is the case, than today we shouldn't close below 1062 or above 1086. A close below 1062 would indicate we are accelerating to the downside faster than the initial path of decline. As we can see we are hovering at the 38.2% Fibonacci level which just so happens to be September's Mid-Resistance #1 Pivot Point.

No I don't believe in coincidence.... :cheesy:

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Let's put some perspective on the Dollar. While yesterday UPP was rejected by its 20SMA, it did close above its 20EMA. Today it's broken through both the 20 SMA/EMA, if we close today above these levels in the short-term the dollar is bullish. But (as pointed out by Tom) we have serious resistance at the 22.85ish 50 SMA/EMA and we have not closed above this moving average since mid April.

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The Transports have fallen just above the 61.80% retracement from the recent swing low/high :( We need to hold here... In additon, I realize this doesn't meet the technical specifications for a Head & Shoulders, but it did then the projected drop would take us below the previous swing low...

The good news is the (non technical) head and shoulder's formation I spoke about is near completion.
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The long-term system I am using has put the Transports from a buy/hold to a neutral/hold. The others ($SPX, $EMW, NASDAQ) are still on a buy/hold. It's already ugly but it's getting worse.

The Transports are trading under their 20, 50, & 75 SMA/EMAs.

The past 5 days have seen an increase in volume above the volume's 20 SMA.

The ADX trend strenth indicator is gaining momentum to the downside. The -DI (negative trend strength) crossed over the +DI (positive trend strength) indicator.

On the Slow Stochastics, they are both under 20

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I know it might seem bad out there but trust me when I say I know what it's like to buy at the top and sell at the bottom.

If you're holding right now, here is some perspective to make you feel a little better.

The Magical Purple Necktie (MPN) reperesents the previous 3 pullbacks. We have violated 2 of the 3 but not the 3rd one sitting at 1040. We also have 2 additional days left to play within the MPN.

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