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Strategies & Market Trends : Buy and Sell Signals, and Other Market Perspectives -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Seismo who wrote (51123)

6/2/2013 9:31:58 AM

From: Fintas

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HMMM I must be having a reading comprehension issue. I could swear I am reading the numbers SPX 900 and SPX 2000. as well as some Months tied to such. I also see words such as we could SHOOT to and Crash to. Sounds pretty predictive to me. Giggle. Fintas.

"The 'sell in May' signal last for around 6 months. More or less if you use the MACD to enter and exit. It's impossible to make any judgement on its effectiveness this year only 6 weeks into it(MACD triggered it in mid April actually). We could shoot to SPX 2000 in July and crash to 900 in October and the sell in May would be a total success. The nice thing about the sell in May signal is you can totally forget about the market and enjoy the summer.

I'm not absolutely certain but I think the MACD based sell in May was triggered around SPX 1560-1570 so if it is below that level in October-ish, it would be a good call"

I DON'T see below in quotes in the post above. Maybe you should have included it in the original post or had an asterisk. Giggle Until I stand my my observations. SPX 2000 will not be hit in July 2013. NOR will SPX 900 be hit in OCTOBER 2013. IMHO and AGAIN, just playing with you. SMILE Fintas

"unless the person who wrote those numbers specifically said they were NOT predictions"