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Strategies & Market Trends : Classic TA Workplace

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To: The Freep who wrote (20285)11/9/2001 5:56:31 AM
From: AllansAlias  Read Replies (2) of 209892
 
OK Freep, here's my guide right now without regard to targets.

Sentiment swings are too rapid. It warns me that a sustained move will be hard to birth right here.

The charts have all pushed to heavy resistance, but most have not probed over -- in other words, the decline from here would be too pat.

The wave out of the consolidation (Oct 12-31) looks incomplete to me target-wise. The alternative, held by some netizens I respect, is that it's a failure of sorts and we are headed into ugly decline. I don't buy that argument here.

One more run would cement bullish sentiment I think, at least enough to allow a good down move. I firmly believe, that in any case, this is the end-game of this move. Sure it could rise some more, but I will be shorting every decent push.

I am holding my 1/2 short position because I think that there is a good chance that the decline begun yesterday will show some follow-through. I would think it lasts into Monday/Tuesday-monring. It's difficult to see us rising from there because it will screw the option writers (i.e., max-pain), but that's what I see right now.

If we hit S&P 1140/45, I'll be all over it.
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