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


To: Monty Lenard who wrote (24249)8/13/1998 9:15:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins  Respond to of 94695
 
Monty; Again thanks, ya it time you come to see they are
sneaky corrections going on before the fall, and I think it
will be some sneeky rallys before indexes show it too.
The whole point is to get in front of the curve, I guess
you've noticed the herd is always behind it.
What I see this program doing with it's % above the 20 or 10
DMA is taking the pulse of the market but filtering the
anomalies of a narrow group or tulip sector that might
just spike or drop the index, this is much more broadly base
as to the buying.
( I think buying all the time..as it takes buyers to float the
market ) it's always a lack of buyers when the market drops.
trying to weigh the buyers vs sellers only confuses my
picture. ( well sometimes I think about shorts selling to
other shorts who are covering ( the ghost volume of trading
shares that don't really exist that causes volume spikes )
Like the record volume we had on the 4th & 5th I think it was,
Now I picture almost 1/2 of the volume on the 5th as ghost volume trading between shorts, as S/MMs covered to the new ones coming in
So we have a lot of shorts out at about 1065 , they didn't cover
on the 11th in fact we likely picked up a few more.
Man I would like to know just how much of the market is shorted,
there is no reason they couldn't give us that info on a running
base, except they love to work in secrecy, while feeding us
the pabulum.
Jim