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Strategies & Market Trends : Classic TA Workplace

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To: bcrafty who wrote (82791)9/25/2003 12:22:49 AM
From: Shack  Read Replies (2) of 209892
 
The A/D line wasn't extreme as you say (although it still sucked), but the down volume was quite large, that's why we get a high TRIN . In other words bc, the decliners was where the volume was despite that a third of NYSE was up (oils, golds and other assorted fringe stocks-vbg).

My god man, take a look at my ticker!:

CSCO: -3.9%
ORCL: -3.6%
MSFT: -3.9%
INTC: -4.0%
AMAT: -6.1%
AOL: -3.0%
EMC: -6.0%
PFE: -2.2%
GE: -2.4%
HPQ: -2.2%
TXN: -4.3%

All on big volume. Trust me, it takes heavy selling to drive all these pigs down like that.

As for what I consider a distribution day, that's a good question. All I am really looking for is a close lower than the open, volume must be relatively strong, and down volume must very high, personally I like anything over 75% (today was over 80%).

I would not get too concerned about them unless you get more than one in short period of time.
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