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To: Stephen who wrote (14232)5/17/1999 6:20:00 PM
From: Les H  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 99985
 
BOTTOM LINE ON THE MARKET. Ord Oracle. May 17, 1999

WHAT TO EXPECT NOW.

The up-trend appears to be over. The fat lady has sung. We expect now the June S&P's will make an attempt to rally to fill the gap that materialized between Thursday close and Friday open. To fill this gap the June S&P's would need to rally back to 1375.00. However, we noticed recently the market has not filled the gaps completely on ever attempt. We observed that sometimes the gaps are left open by a couple of points. Therefore the June S&P's may rally back near the 1370 area and stop and leave the rest of the gap open. We noticed also some of the smaller gaps are left open but the bigger gaps (this one is a big 25 pointer) are filled. Therefore, we are bearish on the market until July, but there should be an attempt to fill the gap that materialized between Thursday's close to Friday's open before the market heads down in earnest. There are short-term bullish signs for this potential bounce. On Friday the ARMS Index closed at 1.36. Readings over 1.30 predict a bottom the next business day or two. The tick index readings reached minus 1100 Friday and minus 1130 today. Downtick readings exceeding minus 1000 appear near short-term lows. Today in candlestick charting a bullish "Counter Attack Line" was drawn. However this "Counter Attack Line" did not gap robustly below yesterday close and therefore not a strong candle signal. Looking for a bounce near the 1370 area to get short.



To: Stephen who wrote (14232)5/18/1999 8:47:00 AM
From: HairBall  Respond to of 99985
 
Stephen: Well, I was saying "break" as in "break out", I left "out" out...<g> It was pretty obvious on the charts...more importantly, I had buy signals on several indices "intraday" from noon EST on! So, I just had to post...

Vague seems to get more attention!!

Regards,
LG