Crocodile
- 17 Nov 2003 22:46
- 42 of 44
ntk98
Welcome, will do my best :-)
ntk98
- 17 Nov 2003 22:55
- 43 of 44
thanks
I suppose to scan through the whole FFB, advfn, MoneyAM,iii, to see reaction, intersting thing and i saw your thread ...stay very long in here, I must admit. So the two attacks I send today to call some one posting on your thread seem not to work, or people prefer to keep quiet regarding that truth.
You start the discussion what do you think? will people express their opinion there? I am a foreigner and I think answer to your question will be very complex in order to make sense for a pro or contra pattern, TA etc I am young in this "business" but somehow I think I am not too wrong
ThePlayboy
- 18 Nov 2003 07:13
- 44 of 44
11/17:Continued decline broke the lower trendline and the late day rally has done a 'back-kiss' of it.
Not a complete 5 wave pattern down here yet, and the tentative labels shown say we drop again tomorrow in wave iii of (iii) to much lower levels.
Alternate count is that this is the start of wave (iv) here, and a sloppy sideways day tomorrow would sway things toward that interpretation.
Futures are flat as I type this, so no indication there of anything dramatic.
9500 is the next test, with the 9230 level still the most likely target of this initial leg down.
Stops at 9900 until there's enough pattern to the decline to make a better call.
Updated 11/17 for Tuesday's market.
Key DOW Levels for 11/18
UP Above 9,750
DN Below 9,625
Expanding Range
Dow trends down to lower boundary of range, reverses late in session.
From prior commentary, "...The index stayed within the boundaries of the expanding range today and will likely continue trending down toward the lower boundary of the range at around the 9,650 level..."
The Dow opened the session down and continued lower throughout most of the session, eventually PRECISELY reaching the lower boundary of the expanding range at 9,650, seen in the 15 and 60 Minute Charts. The Dow then began to show strength off the 9,650 level late in the session, and subsequently staged a sharp upmove to the Close, ending the day lower by 62 points.
The Dow held at the lower boundary of the expanding range today, but the Daily Chart shows that the index also held at the major lower trend line that has remained in tact since March of this year. This has been a solid long term trend indicator and the fact that the index didn't stay below the line indicates the possibility for another rally within the trend. An upside break through 9,750 tomorrow will likely spark another move toward key resistance at 9,900.
However, if the index turns back down and breaks the major lower trend line at 9,625, look for a much larger retracement. That is, 9,625 is a very strong fulcrum level, and a break of this level will signal the probability of lower movement ahead.
Short Term Dow
Short term, the Dow has formed a tight range at the highs of the 1 Minute Chart from 9,695 to 9,730. Watch for a break from this range to indicate direction tomorrow morning.
Medium Term Dow
In the medium term, we entered the market Short this morning at 9,704 and stayed in the position throughout the session before stopping out at the entry just before the Close due to our Breakeven Rule. We are out of the market and will watch 9,625 down, and 9,750 up, with 20 point stops.
NASDAQ & S&P
The NASDAQ and S&P each trended lower throughout the session before staging a late-day rally to the Close. The NASDAQ held at its key lower channel boundary, which will be key in the medium term. *
Summary
The Dow trended lower the entire session, but held at key lower trend lines, which pushed the index higher to the Close. An upside break through 9,750 will further extend the upmove, while a break of 9,625 will indicate an even greater decline is likely to follow.
TUE FTSE PP
R2 4417
R1 4378
PP 4358
S1 4318
S2 4298
Mon close under s2 afer loosing .7 in the auction, all about 9650 on the dow now to brk the uptrend, ftse has already broken and closed below the bearish wedge!