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Strategies & Market Trends : The 56 Point TA; Charts With an Attitude

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To: James Strauss who wrote (20203)8/4/1998 4:45:00 PM
From: Magnatizer  Read Replies (7) of 79225
 
Magnets for the Dow, S&P, Nasdaq

These are to be used as support and resistance areas. Some are magnets, some are uptrend or downtrend lines related to magnets and some are just areas between magnets. All have significance. Uptrends are noted as xxxx-yyyyy where xxxx<yyyyy Downtrends are yyyy-xxxx where yyyy>xxxx

Dow 30: 7458.2, 7460-7480 (uptrend-used as support during Oct minicrash), 7756.4, 7961.6, 9166.8, 8372, 8525-8550, 8575-8600, 8577.2, 8660-8680, 8792.3, 8987.5, 9192.7, 9190-9210, 9397.9

Nasdaq: 1477.7 (Oct and Jan support area), 1490-1480, 1528.3, 1591.8, 1655.4, 1719, 1782.6, 1846.2, 1860-1875, 1909.8, 1973.3, 2036.9 strong magnet

S&P: 913.28, 932.22, 981.11, 950-960 (this uptrend provided support during the Oct crash), 1025-1030, 1030, 1035-1040 (provided support during Jan dip), 1078.8, 1127.7 weak, 1181.8 weak (so far as the market top)

I will be using these numbers as support on what I believe is going to be a correction to the mid 7000s on the Dow. 1030 area on the S&P and 1475 area on the nasdaq.

ht
david
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