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Strategies & Market Trends : Zman Market Timing

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To: Kimston who wrote (3749)6/26/2014 7:59:38 PM
From: The Ox  Read Replies (1) of 15903
 
I think the DJIA is showing a slightly different reading than the Compq and it is one of the reasons why I think your call is probably early, if not outright wrong.



Looking at this chart of the DJIA, it shows too much strength and not enough weakness to mirror what was happening in 2011. I believe its important to look at the different indexes to see if they are all lining up for a similar move. If there is a divergence, I believe it's best to respect it, until it either complies with the rest or the rest show something more in line with the divergence.

Similarly, I don't see the individual subsectors rolling over yet. At the bottom of the header post on this thread will show many different sectors and I don't see them showing the signs of the top at this stage. This isn't to say that you are wrong but they aren't showing the weakness that one would associate with start of a new and large downturn.
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With the exception of the SMH/SOX, I don't really see the sectors ready to roll over. Having said this, if the SOX starts to tank (which I know is one of your positions - SOXS), then we should all be aware that this is very often a leading indicator for not only the COMPQ but for the overall market. However, with the many different sector rotations we've seen this year, the SOX rolling over doesn't have to be the ultimate leading indicator for the market.
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