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To: ajtj99 who wrote (35059)4/29/2002 4:17:01 PM
From: TechTrader42  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
We're looking at the same things, AJ. I was just looking at the NDX, too, and thought the same thing. (I'd just posted a note on the complacency thread.)

Anyway, let me know if you see any all-clear signs. Right now, I think it still looks very questionable. But the indexes are finally in oversold territory in the short term. The Naz ST CI is at 0, and the SPX one is close. The LT ones aren't quite at oversold levels yet.

Since 1074 was breached so decisively today by the SPX, it would seem more likely that there'll be some more uncertainty ahead, and more down days. The bounce -- if it was coming -- should have occurred there. We shall see. The SPX just looks bad. It should at least test the 1053 area. On the weekly chart, there are some MACD crossover sell signals.

In all of this, one thing is irrelevant: the bearish/bullish debate on SI. The charts are what matter.



To: ajtj99 who wrote (35059)4/29/2002 4:18:37 PM
From: Jack of All Trades  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 52237
 
Beaches can sometimes be over throws, I like to use the previous 2-4 bars to determine the amount of over throw before calling it a break. When breaking down, I use the difference of high of the last 2-4 bars to the support line and that is the amount where I look for the "over throw support." If it doesn't bounce off the "over throw support" then I figure it to be a break...

JMO