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Strategies & Market Trends : Ask DrBob

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To: SHAWING who wrote (99755)5/20/2009 11:42:55 AM
From: FLACK  Read Replies (1) of 100058
 
Sha… "I’ve been trading index funds mostly (QID /QLD)"

I’m not a fan of the ultras… except on a day-trading basis…
so, I wouldn’t swing trade these. And actually, I haven’t traded these ETFs.

The 666 S&P low (and its subsequent V bottom) looks suspect to me…
I think we could use a fall from here and a new higher low to form
a more solid bottoming process. But that would be the ideal and
the ideal seldom happens. Which means that waiting around for it,
is a waste of potentially profitable short term trading time.

So, it’s a toss up… do a few day trades or wait for a
higher probability swing trade. The day trades would have to be based upon
the recent average volatility (day ranges over whatever number of days
we’re comfortable with) in the direction of the weeklies and
within the current weekly channel… which is very tight.
There’s not a lot of wiggle room within the channel and therefore
not much to be gained - but a good chance of being hammered.

I’ve just talked myself into waiting for the swing trade J
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