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Strategies & Market Trends : Systems, Strategies and Resources for Trading Futures

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To: Tom Trader who wrote (2311)8/24/1998 12:43:00 PM
From: MonsieurGonzo  Read Replies (2) of 44573
 
Tom; RE:" where they wanna go, pardner "

man, I'm hardly one to be giving advice to someone I consider my teacher, Tom.

>So the question is how do you go about determining the underlying trend??

I'm using 216-minute candlesticks for that purpose, along with daily chart stochastics set to %K = 14, 2-slowing, %D = 3, method = 'time series', FWIW. Wednesday's candlesticks showed uncertainty, which is bearish in the context of a preceding upward move (or vice-versa after a downward move) - stochastics said "overbought" - they are now "neutral", and the market is "slow".

>For example, what is the trend as you interpret it as of now--up or down??

bias now up from ~1060 perceived support.

light resistance ~1090, heavy resistance 1105~1110.

The OEX.X shows a horizontal "channel" since March-April, that I believe is now the operative market trend. My candlesticks say that the other DownTrend, from mid-July, was buried Friday in a "gravestone doji" intra-day. The OEX channel has support ~522.5, light resistance 537~540, heavy resistance ~545.

Good luck to you, mate.

-Steve
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