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To: Perspective who wrote (9043)10/22/2008 4:24:04 PM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 41419
 
So far the triangle is going textbook.... Today's SPY low is only 1 point above the low of 10/16 (presumed Wave "b"). Today was a strong Wave "d", with a bit of an overshoot.

The market needs to rally tomorrow - in Wave "e". It may run to the trendline, or it may fail... in any case, taking out today's lows following a bounce would be "diagnostic" for the 5th (of whatever) speeding up down.

Otoh, if it just turns right down and takes out the 10/16 low, the triangle theory is kaput. Same if the rally takes out the 10/20 top. It these cases, something different is cooking.



To: Perspective who wrote (9043)10/22/2008 4:47:17 PM
From: skinowski  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 41419
 
I don't understand all this chatter about supporting prices of houses. Housing is still expensive, it is probably still near the upper band of the historic ratio of house prices/av. family income. Young couples cannot afford to buy a house. How much good is that? Prices are still in a bubble - and SHOULD come down.



To: Perspective who wrote (9043)10/22/2008 4:52:53 PM
From: Galirayo  Respond to of 41419
 
The Good news is .. we're ready to hit the Bottom of my Old Box near 210 ..

Message 24899551

stockcharts.com

My .. "The Gotta have 2 Charts"...

Flies in the Face of Known Thread Masters. LOL

Not this Thread .. I really like this thread.

Message 24605712

But my charts are Linear ... Most Always.