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I half way expect a small pull back today because it is jobs report FRIDAY. I'm sitting at 10/10 C/S right now and I think I will go 60 S today leaving 40% to ladder in if we do go a little lower on Monday.


Today will definitely be a roll of the dice. Yesterday started out in the tank and the C and S funds really recovered. That was a bit surprising. Because of yesterday you would think that a slight sell off will happen today. But the jobs numbers should come in flat to slightly positive, Asia closed nasty and Europe is a bit of a surprise for now. As long as we don't roll snake eyes I think we will be pleasantly surprised today.
 
... Asia closed nasty and Europe is a bit of a surprise for now. As long as we don't roll snake eyes I think we will be pleasantly surprised today.

I'm guessing Japan was down on the Olympus drama, so if we're any kind of up today, the Nikkei should come roaring back tomorrow. Good time to buy the I-fund? Or does FV ruin that whole plot?
 
I'm guessing Japan was down on the Olympus drama, so if we're any kind of up today, the Nikkei should come roaring back tomorrow. Good time to buy the I-fund? Or does FV ruin that whole plot?

With the limited IFT's, right now I think the I fund isn't a place to be. To volatile. If Asia is up Europe is down or vice versa. You could hit a quick in and out but you would be done for the month.
 
I have fear in my heart because 60% of my a$$ is hanging out, S fund, in the breeze waiting for the weekend and the coming pop or drop. Plan is to let Monday roll on by irregardless of what the market does and buy my last 40%. Problem is that Alcoa has revised its earning and is writing down some smelting cuts. AA chart looks like crap and many techs think it is going down. Problem is they do not report until after the CLOSE on Monday, so the market will be jittery on Monday and depending on the after market outcome Tuesday could be one hell of a pop or drop.

Drinks are on me!
 
Hey ShowMe,

With your "chart analysis" lately, I didn't think you would be in stocks at all, let alone buying more soon. Your analysis seems to point out what I have been thinking lately, we need to break out above the highs of late October to validate a small bull run.......
 
Hey ShowMe,

With your "chart analysis" lately, I didn't think you would be in stocks at all, let alone buying more soon. Your analysis seems to point out what I have been thinking lately, we need to break out above the highs of late October to validate a small bull run.......

LOL, you got me a little. I'm more neutral than bearish. I am front running the chart a bit but in farness the charts are showing more strength and conformation than weakness. With limited IFT it is almost imposible to DCA, which is how I made money before the IFT limits. So I am trying to do a weak DCA by rolling into Jan. with 20% in the market, adding another 40% yesterday and keeping 40% in reserve if we drop.

Some quick notes.
1. We are at a convergence of moving averages. Good or bad.
2. We broke above the old trend lines. Good.
3. We did get a conformation on the S&P, DOW, and TRANS. Dow and Trans are already trending up. Good!!!!
4. I fund and Euro still have problems FTSE and DAX need to rally to confirm a leg up, they are in position to do so with the USD topped out on the upper Bollinger Band (BB). The FTSE is finding some support at the 200 sma, the DAX has consolidated the last three day and is due a pop in tandem with a rally of the Euro. Good or bad.
5. Earning season. Good.
6. January effect, first week of January, and seasonality. Good.

One other silly note, last year should have been a positive year according to the Stock Traders Almanac (STA). Many outside influences blew that out of the water IMO. Politics, FED zero interest rate policy, jobs, etc. I believe this year will rally as the market, economy and the voters are still looking for hope and change...............;) So the markets will think that there will be a change coming in November and it might front run the election. :D

Factoid is that there have been 4 flat years in the S&P since WWII and the following years rallied. That may not mean anything in these turbulent times and with all of the electronic trading, credit swap mess, mortgage back security mess, etc. My point is that all of the old historical trend could mean nothing because the game dynamics and manipulation has changed so much. Another reason to NOT be a buy and holder.

Please do your own chart studies and don't believe a word I write. I spent almost the entire year at the bottom of the tracker last year and had two horrible years before that. I'm just pointing out simple chart observations and seasonality. I believe that any news can influence the market one way or the other and that new can come at any time.
 
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Today was a good day.

S&P is respecting the 200 sma and the 20 sma and 50 sma are getting ready to cross the 200 sma.
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S&P weekly chart showing respect to the 50 sma and it is above and trying to show strength. We need a higher high to ride.
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S fund need a higher high to confirm.
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Weekly shows the same, we need a higher high. S fund does respect the 50 sma on the weekly chart.
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As I said before I am front running the chart a little with 60% S fund and I'm waiting for one of two things a retest of the 200 sma on the SPX or the 50 sma on the EMW. At that point I will decide to run to G or buy in with more S and hope support holds. The other thing would be a higher high and that would trigger a simple additional buy of the S fund. The INDU and the TRAN are leading the way and they usually do, good sign. The SPX and the EMW need to step up to the plate and make a higher high.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCya1yiFFP4
 
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Where will the market go and what would your exit strategy be?

What would the next level of resistance be?

Need to have a few more days of market actions to cement this move higher. Expect small moves down with any moves higher, nothing goes straight up. Not even a Russian rocket.
 
Exit point, where to make the move?

A 708 on the $EMW would be another 8% rise and 1340 on the $SPX would another 3.5% rise. Those points would make me nervous as hell. :sick: I guess the idea is to bail or do a partial bail at a point before you think we pull back. I need to drink on it.

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