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This doesn't have to rhyme exactly of course, but the closer the better as it depicts a drawing, if you will, of investors' reactions and emotions during a similar situation.

That said, if you notice below that at point "F" in 2007, the market closed well off the lows, and above the 20 and 50-day EMAs. So, I think it is important that this afternoon's rebound holds and we don't close back near the lows (there's about 50 minutes to go and the S&P is down about 4 points after being down over 1%). This keeps the rhyme going and the future reaction more predictable.

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Another similarity between 2007 and what's happening right now is that volume is well below the 50 DMA in both instances.
 
While I agree there are a substantial amount of similarities, IMHO this comparison supports a sub-666 outlook going into 2011.


Here is the 3 day chart where I've circled the two time frames. Check out the twin resemblance in the 39, 3 Stochastic, +DI & -DI crossover, and 20/50 EMA. However there is a huge difference in the ADX & the 200 EMA. Also, volume is much weaker now than before. This does not paint a rosy long-term picture.

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While I agree there are a substantial amount of similarities, IMHO this comparison supports a sub-666 outlook going into 2011.


Here is the 3 day chart where I've circled the two time frames. Check out the twin resemblance in the 39, 3 Stochastic, +DI & -DI crossover, and 20/50 EMA. However there is a huge difference in the ADX & the 200 EMA. Also, volume is much weaker now than before. This does not paint a rosy long-term picture.
Absolutely. In the market commentary that I posted that info initially, I closed it this way...

"Remember, I am talking about trades here, and not investments. Everything I mentioned about 2006 to 2008 preceded the terrible bear market of 2008 where many indices lost 50% or more of their value. That could very well happen again for all we know, so right I am trading what I see. Everything can change in a blink of an eye if the technical picture changes."
 
Absolutely. In the market commentary that I posted that info initially, I closed it this way...

"Remember, I am talking about trades here, and not investments. Everything I mentioned about 2006 to 2008 preceded the terrible bear market of 2008 where many indices lost 50% or more of their value. That could very well happen again for all we know, so right I am trading what I see. Everything can change in a blink of an eye if the technical picture changes."


Thanks Tom, sorry, I normally read your blog nightly, but I was out of town and just got back home. Great catch on the charts!!!
 
Traders standpoint.... Reverse H&S pattern begins to move higher some time late next week after one more bounce lower. Target price 1200 which was the original reverse H&S pattern target and also would be the mini reverse H&S target.

Investor standpoint.... Risk to reward for new buys is not safe, regardless of AAPL shares soon becoming 'cheaper'.
 
Absolutely. In the market commentary that I posted that info initially, I closed it this way...

"Remember, I am talking about trades here, and not investments. Everything I mentioned about 2006 to 2008 preceded the terrible bear market of 2008 where many indices lost 50% or more of their value. That could very well happen again for all we know, so right I am trading what I see. Everything can change in a blink of an eye if the technical picture changes."


You are absolutely right look at the action today.
 
Exactly. This week's survey will be interesting. How bullish will it get - if at all?

I guess it depends on what happens on Wed. and Thu.
 
We all know that America's love affair with stocks has turned to hate - and that's just the way I like it. The fewer the bull has to pull along the better - the small investor will get their turn several thousand points up from here. That's the classic strategy.
 
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