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Strategies & Market Trends : Classic TA Workplace

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To: Henry J Costanzo who wrote (128423)1/25/2006 7:47:57 AM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (2) of 209892
 
There is a great number of ways how one may approach trading. Not a single one among them works always. I use - primarily - Elliott Waves. This means that I try interpreting small moves in light of larger ones, and I examine smaller moves for clues as to the larger events.

As of yesterday, after 2 days of sideways action, SPX recovered about 38% of the wave 3 (or C) which started on Jan 19. Intraday, I can't find a single upwards move which would be interpretable as an impulse -- all are "threes". This suggests to me that we are in a continuation pattern.

None of these things are ever certain. As I mentioned a couple of times yesterday, sometimes markets end up reversing hard right out of such seeming "consolidations" -- and this may well happen again. So, if I see SPX creating overlaps above the 1272 level - not all that far up from here - I'll start considering this possibility.

BTW, NDX didn't take back even 38% (1697+) of the preceding leg down from Jan 19.... For the moment, it seems that the bullish confidence is recovering better and faster than the markets.
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