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To: Perspective who wrote (131858)4/15/2006 4:22:41 PM
From: skinowski  Respond to of 209892
 
$HGX - Every rally and every decline starting from July 2005 top look like "threes". Agree - the most straightforward view is that the index is in the last leg of a contracting triangle. But if it takes out the low of last month, then - most likely - something different is taking place. that might be a sign that a larger decline is already in progress.

(I'm selling some RE, so another bit of exuberance would be the last thing I'd be upset about... -g)

This recent post is a basic summary of what I think about SPX:

Message 22353852

I think at this juncture "guessing" the exact SPX chart formation is not even the main issue... The index is overdue for a directional move - which, apparently, will start out with a neutral sentiment picture... and emotions and "convictions" will build up as we go. Will be a fun show - hopefully, with good plays.



To: Perspective who wrote (131858)5/1/2006 10:22:13 PM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 209892
 
$HGX is at an interesting juncture - up to this moment it looks like a textbook low of Wave E of an Elliottian triangle. If it fails to rally from around here, and instead breaks below the putative Wave C - the 248.43 on March 8 - then the triangle is dead, and something different is going on. Likely - the more significant decline.

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