I must confess that I'm feeling the animal spirits today since this consolidation erupted - a melt up in prices is just around the next corner.
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Today, the S&P 500 signaled a Low Pole Reversal, this is not a price reversal, just a notification that 50% of the O,2 column of was overtaken by the most recent column of Xs. At this point in time, this is effectively nothing more then a bear bounce, within an established downtrend showing 1 lower X and 2 lower Os.
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Dang JTH, that's a gutsy call. I like the fact that you call it like it is. There's no wishy washy in your calls.
Today was one of those days where I felt like there was no warning sign that could have predicted this 288 point climb, other than an oversold bounce being overdue.
It'll be interesting to see what the next few days brings...
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Another day like Wednesday can move the needle enough to trigger reversals in the S&P 500 & Wilshire 4500, but the Tran & NASDAQ 100 are a bit further behind. Reviewing all the Low Pole Reversals going back to October, not one triggered a price reversal. And I agree, there;s no way to predict a 288 point climb, and we can't get behind it fast enough within TSP to do anything about it
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