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To: Metacomet who wrote (81037)10/8/2011 2:09:16 PM
From: Hawkmoon  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217551
 
Very interesting. Maybe explain the sharp reversal just before the Friday close.

Here is something else to be aware of in determining the near future market direction:

Please visit the link for charts.. But thought it worthwhile to post Marty Chenard's analysis as he believes we're quickly reaching a major market inflection point.

What's next ... will we have a Rising or Falling Market?

The most important market test of the past two months is coming up soon as seen on today's chart.

Note how the market Strength has behaved on our C-RSI, 30 day indicator. It has been in a down trend since April, and it has been in Negative Territory since the end of July. That has translated into a DOWN condition for the market during the past few months.

Will this change soon?

What happens within the next few weeks to our C-RSI behavior will determine what happens next in the stock market.

This describes the BIG test coming up and what has to happen for the market to rally:

There are two important things to note on the C-RSI chart below. First, is that the C-RSI is both below a resistance line, AND below the horizontal zero level. For a hold-able upside market rally, the C-RSI needs to be above the resistance, and above the zero line in Positive Territory.

Second, the important thing to notice is that the black resistance line, and the red support line are forming a triangular formation that is fast approaching its apex area (see the circle).

Why is it important when an approaching apex's occurs?

Because the market gets squeezed, and squeezed harder as the resistance and support lines converge on each other. Just before the apex is reached, the tension becomes too much and the indicator and/or market index breaks out of the pattern ... and when it does, you get an important move in the market.

Which direction it breaks out determines which way the market breaks out. You can't know for sure which direction such a pattern will break out, but this one has a two month positive divergence bias that the C-RSI has been developing relative to the NYA Index's movement. That could easily cause the CRSI to break outabove the resistance line, but the big hurdle will be for the C-RSI to move higher than that and then close above the zero line.

stocktiming.com (link only available for a few days).

Hawk



To: Metacomet who wrote (81037)10/8/2011 6:21:10 PM
From: SiouxPal  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217551
 
Wow that's awesome.



To: Metacomet who wrote (81037)10/9/2011 12:55:37 AM
From: Maurice Winn4 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 217551
 
That's not much of a threat. They can't get a distributed denial of service attack going against "Wall Street" and the NYSE. They can perhaps interrupt some minor web sites... ho hum... but there are too many supersonic HFT million mile a minute computers busy for the few Anonymous hackers to have an effect. It would be like them peeing in the ocean.

Meanwhile, they'll get arrested, gaoled and good riddance. If they'd stick to defending freedom, and legitimate causes it would make some sense.

The average citizen will not be amused to have their livelihood damaged which they will find happens - perhaps they don't know their pension funds run through "Wall Street" and the NYSE.

Running a botnet to attack producers isn't "energy", it's just crime. Osama found out what attacking Wall Street could result in.

Mqurice