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Strategies & Market Trends : MDA - Market Direction Analysis
SPY 681.76-1.1%Dec 12 4:00 PM EST

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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (55906)7/3/2000 9:30:51 AM
From: HairBall  Read Replies (2) of 99985
 
Haim: GE <----- Interesting after hour price action for a Dow Stock. Looking at several sources I get slightly varying closing prices. I’ll just go with QFeed.

51 - Normal Trading Hours Close
53 - After Hours Trading Close

Approximately a four-percent rise in after hours trading. Three of the last five trades at the end of the after hours market were as follows:

6/30/00

18:07:20 - Price 53 1/8 Shares 15,900 Total Trade Amount $844,687.50

17:59:48 - Price 52 31/32 Shares 1,180,200 Total Trade Amount $63,693,918.75

17:57:01 - Price 53 1/32 Shares 143,600 Total Trade Amount $7,615,287.50

The Grand Total of the three trades equaled: $72,153,893.75
Seems like some darn heavy after hours trading, huh?

Looking at the charts, GE is still trading with in its 94 Rising Trading Channel (rising dotted blue line). The Market is NOT going down in a big way as long as GE remains in this channel. I made a mistake on the GE charts I posted on my web site last weekend. I did not have time to update all the charts on my web site this weekend, but I did update the GE charts as the lower trend line of the current formation was in error last week. The current formation on both the daily and weekly charts is bullish formation.

Friday’s after hours price action took the price up close to the upper trend line of its bullish flag. My indicators are supporting the bullish pattern, at this time. However, my time/sales analysis of the after hours price action looks bearish to me on a short-term basis (intraday). Bottom line...keep an eye on the trends lines of the flag for clues to a direction break.

If you want to see the updated GE charts you can find them at:

marketdirectionanalysis.homestead.com

Regards, LG
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