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To: skinowski who wrote (126782)12/7/2005 11:10:21 AM
From: bcrafty  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 209892
 
And yesterday's falling out of bed was pretty ugly

I wouldn't quite characterize it that way. On the daily charts yesterday was only a minor blip, and the uptrend from the October low is still intact.

In all fairness though, many indicators support the idea that a near term top may be at hand.

If your "falling out of bed" was the decline around 3:00 yesterday, which can be seen only on intraday charts (such as the hourly chart below), I'd note that the ADX indicates that the strength of the decline is weak, which leads me to believe yesterday's decline might end up as yet another buyable pullback.

stockcharts.com[w,a]ehclyyay[d20][pf][vc60][ilb5!lb14!lh5,5!li10,10!lp14,3,3!lah12,26,9!ll14][J24757275,Y]&pref=G



To: skinowski who wrote (126782)12/7/2005 11:13:31 AM
From: Win-Lose-Draw  Respond to of 209892
 
...since early 2004, every time it hit new highs, it pulled back, a few of those times quite substantially.

Yep. And it may well happen again. But at some point, trend will trump range, and that's where the big payoff lies. Bets are cheap; I'm swinging for the fences.