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Strategies & Market Trends : Waiting for the big Kahuna -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (12280)12/25/1997 9:34:00 PM
From: William H Huebl  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 94695
 
GZ,

If we get to 8,400 or so, we will clear 9,500! Look at that inverted H&S!!!!

And me in puts.

<sigh - again>

Bill



To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (12280)12/25/1997 9:45:00 PM
From: bobby beara  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 94695
 
Hi GZ, I'm not so sure that the sentiment is that bearish as indicated by our own bull/bear survey (still less bears than bulls a bottom would have the reverse) and while the daq is extremely oversold the NYSE is only moderately oversold and the MClleland Oscillator just had two minor change readings in a row (-1 each day), there were three in a row prior to expiry 270 drop. Let's see what happens Friday (my guess would be another minor change reading) BWDIK -g-

There has been dramatic swing in put/call ratio from around .4 to .95 in a two week period, there were also such moves prior to October 27th. The amount of actual bearishness may be overly perceived and the small in qty but smart rich bears may be buying tons of puts. There was a comment by bernie schaeffer on the volume of put buyers in soft and tel and how they could drive down the prices. BWDIK -g-

You can't ignore the significance of a market symbol like MSFT breaking down thru 200 like a knife thru soft butter (don't see why the rest of naz won't follow the leader). I would compare this slide, to the slide of Ford in 1927, when the market had a break. When the major icon of the market breaks, the bubble bursts. Last time Soft peaked in mid July and fell, it was 14 trading days from peak to the slide of the S&P. A similar trend here of 14 trading days would put us at 12/29/97. Given this selloff in Soft much more dramatic, I would expect the DOW to also be much more dramatic. I see from trendlines a first support at 6850, then maybe 6200?. Plunge protection will probably be inactive over the holidays also. In 40 years of charting McClleland has never seen a drop like 10/27 not retested. Have you seen those put premiums - outta sight - think they are trying to discourage buyers -ggg- BWDIK

Another curious indicator was the spike of silver and gold prior to 10/27. Deju vu all over again?

I also think MSFT will be a good short term call opportunity in the 108 area for a run back to it's neckline. BWDIK

Because so many traders are getting buy signals, with all these factors involved I would think caution. People are still talking either bull or bear and any talk of crash has been forgotten since November 14th. BWDIK -g-

Hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas.

PS: I'm trying to figure out that pitch fork thing, could you give me a lesson. Gracias!

bb