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To: samwarner who wrote (83232)	6/26/2013 2:00:34 PM
From: Trader77	Respond to of 207796

Needs it's proper context I suppose. The trend mentality was extremely bearish going into the turn date as "everyone" bought into the notion this is a Fed inflated bull market, and when they floated the idea of tapering QE, it meant QEternity wasn't really eternal and they lost all confidence in the Fed. Next comes the turn date and we see the CLX numbers bottom out, the hourly model diverge and turn up, and now we're back above 1,600 at the moment.

To: samwarner who wrote (83232)	6/26/2013 2:02:27 PM
From: da_cheif™	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 207796

we? :>)

To: samwarner who wrote (83232)	6/26/2013 2:28:29 PM
From: Chip McVickar	1 Recommendation Recommended By KevinKT Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 207796

A high Bradley or a low Bradley within it's scale is not really an indication of a market reversal or a requirement that a rising/falling market reverse trend. It should be viewed as a window of opportunity for significant change in the nature of the markets. So give it a few weeks to see what are it's planetary effects on the psychology of these markets. Plus there are other types of Bradleys at work. This particular date is the strongest of the year and the most important in a long time... imo This will be one to remember. Dow is going higher... significantly higher. Chip