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2006-11-25 Barron's Negative (Previous close 505)

1-30-2006
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Note on Demark Sequential
A complete Demark Sequential count; either Buy or Sell consist of a series of 9 consecutive closes that are either lower or higher than the close 4 sessions prior. Simply put, any close that ends the streak can start a reverse count and such an event is called a reversal.

What usually happens in real time and real life is that professional traders never allow 9-0 sell or 9-0 buy counts to finish and often sell or buy ahead of it even as early as the 7-0 count. Whenever this happens, the charts will never reflect this.

There are software though, from vendors like Tradestation, CQG, Bloomberg that allow historic charts to post 7-0, 8-0 or even 6-0 counts to reflect the early entry by professional traders.

As a Demark Sequential trader for nearly 15 years, I don't jump in early. I almost always go with completed 9-0 counts. I find that they are the most timely.



SEQUENTIAL

INX 1-0 Sell (D)
INX 2-0 Sell (W)
INX 9-1 Sell (M)

RTY 5-0 Buy (D)
RTY 1-0 Buy (W)
RTY 6-0 Sell (M)

INDU 9-0 Sell (D)
INDU 2-0 Sell (W)
INDU 9-11 Sell (M)

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GOOG 2-0 Buy (D)
GOOG 5-0 Sell (W)
GOOG 1-0 Sell (M) Morning Star for April!

P I V O T 2006-05-01

	
GOOG Daily

r3 438.85
r2 429.42
r1 423.68
Pivot 419.99
s1 414.25
s2 410.56
s3 401.13




GOOG Weekly GOOG Weekly (Next Week)

r3 483.113 r3 483.113
r2 454.713 r2 454.713
r1 436.327 r1 436.327
Pivot 426.313 Pivot 426.313
s1 407.927 s1 407.927
s2 397.913 s2 397.913
s3 369.513 s3 369.513




GOOG Monthly GOOG Monthly (Last Month)

r3 544.443 r3 508.417
r2 481.653 r2 440.967
r1 449.797 r1 415.483
Pivot 418.863 Pivot 373.517
s1 387.007 s1 348.033
s2 356.073 s2 306.067
s3 293.283 s3 238.617










Paul