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Strategies & Market Trends : MARKET INDEX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MITA -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: High-Tech East who wrote (17267)6/5/2003 11:48:33 PM
From: J.T.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19219
 
No stops- I only employ end of day close.

I have the choice to get out mid-day price in Dynamic
Series, but this screws up my own market analysis.

The last hour of the market is most important and
is tell all.

So- what did today (let alone this week) tell me?

The same thing it told me in reverse going into the Sept
21, 2001 low.

When we get to triple overbought levels on the 5 day RSI -
let alone the more stringent test the 5 week RSI - we are
ready to reverse course.

One micro-example is the price action of RUT- up what 12
days in a row now?

The RUT is quadruple overbought on BOTH the 5 day and 5
week RSI...

A pullback is imminent- and for me the return positioned
short far exceeds the return staying long - only for the
short run.

And the only way to get the most return on your risk is to
be positioned in the opposite direction where the decision
is most painful BEFORE the move.

I am taking the risk that I may be dead wrong and early
tomorrow.

But if I am wrong early, I will then go to work and employ
leverage in the use of put options...

just like I did call options prior to the 2 bottoms in July
and Oct 2002 and March 2003. (Individual stocks Sep 2001)

I am still very Bullish intermediate and long term. Short
term just extremely Bearish.

I wouldn't be surprised if we had a 90% downside volume day
some time within the next week.

This would be extremely healthy for the market.

Make no mistake - tomorrow is a pivotal day.



To: High-Tech East who wrote (17267)6/6/2003 12:20:25 PM
From: J.T.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19219
 
If so, you think trading futures is dangerous?

Today's early action is the exact reason why I do not
trade futures.

I would have gotten killed.

It takes emotion out of my analysis and eliminates impulsive decisionmaking.