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Another good video from Art Hill
http://stockcharts.com/members/videos/20120625-1/
SPY_60 From Art Hill
The S&P 500 ETF (SPY) broke rising wedge support with a sharp decline and this break remains the dominant chart feature. Broken support in the 134-134.3 area turns into the first resistance level to watch. A sharp surge back above 134.3 would suggest a failed breakout. The mid June lows mark the next support zone in the 130.5-131 area. RSI broke below 40 to turn momentum bearish and 60 becomes resistance.
SPY_D From At Hill
Jun 25, 2012 SPY Breaks Wedge Support as UUP Breaks Wedge Resistance
It is shaping up to be another big week on Wall Street and in Europe. On the news front, we have some key economic reports, another critical EU Summit and a potential ruling on healthcare reform. On the technical front, note that the major index ETFs failed at broken support levels and the 61.80% retracement lines with Thursday’s sharp decline. Even though stocks firmed on Friday and inside days formed, last week’s high could mark a significant peak. At worst, the bigger downtrend is continuing, which means the major index ETFs will move below their early June lows.
friday update by tony caldaro
SHORT TERM: market gaps up and rebounds, DOW +67
Overnight the Asian market lost 0.7%. European markets opened lower and lost 1.0%. US index futures were higher overnight and the market gapped up at the open to SPX 1332. The market had closed at SPX 1326 yesterday. Within the first few minutes the market dipped to SPX 1329, then hit 1334 around 10:00. A small pullback followed to 1327 by 10:30. Then the market started a choppy rally that picked up some momentum in late afternoon. Heading into the close the SPX hit 1338, then ended the week at 1335.
For the day the SPX/DOW were +0.65%, and the NDX/NAZ were +1.15%. Bonds lost 11 ticks, Crude rallied $2.00, Gold added $6.00, and the USD was lower. Support for the SPX remains at the 1313 and 1303 pivots, with resistance at the 1363 and 1372 pivots. Short term momentum rebounded from extremely oversold yesterday to above neutral today. This morning the WLEI was reported lower yet again: 46.5% vs 47.0%.
The market gapped up today, from extremely oversold levels, breaking through initial resistance at SPX 1327/29. It then pulled back. Using that zone as support it rallied to the next resistance level at SPX 1335/36. After poking above it in the last hour of trading the market settled right in that zone. Good rebound today after yesterday's sell off.
Short term support is now at SPX 1327/29 and the 1313 pivot, with resistance at SPX 1335/36 and 1342/47. The short term OEW charts remain with a negative bias, with the swing point now around 1337. Best to your weekend!
MEDIUM TERM: uptrend/downtrend inflection point
LONG TERM: bull market
CHARTS: http://stockcharts.com/public/1269446
From spdpro
FYI today is R2K Rebalance day
sorry I should posted that fact earlier
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/06/20/us-stocks-russell-rebalance-idUSBRE85J0J620120620
RCKS
Thanks for that info.
I will check it out.
Trend
I agree with Art Hill's target and as long as there is no event (Banking wise/failure/contagion) in the Euro Zone, I think we will muddle lower and be set-up for a pretty good ramp in late summer.
Trend1
Volume spikes are what Cobra uses as a likely chnage of direction (5 min chart spy) in his short term trading.
SPX_W TARGET of 1200-1250 area by October-November
By Arthur Hill
SETTING DOWNSIDE TARGETS FOR S&P 500 AND THE DOW...Link for today’s video. The European debt crisis has certainly dominated the news over the last few months and EU problems have been blamed for weakness in US equities. While EU woes may be partly to blame, I think slowing growth in the US is more to blame. European issues are definitely important to Europeans, but the debt crisis is really just a sideshow in the US. Similarly, US issues are a sideshow in Europe. European debt issues have been dominating the news since early 2010, which is when the Greek troubles first started. The S&P 500 has been a roller coaster since early 2010, but the index is still up since January 2010. The US economy is the main act for the US stock market.
In an interesting twist, the current situation in the US is looking just like June-July-August 2011. Economic data took a dip in this period and the S&P 500 got hit hard in August. After a turbulent summer, the stock market bottomed in the fall and surged to new highs in early 2012. Are we due for a repeat? Perhaps. At the very least, we need to see economic reports beat expectations and the employment report surprise to the upside. Such news would push money out of treasuries and into the stock market. As John Murphy noted on Thursday, stocks and treasuries compete for money. Sustainable gains in the stock market are unlikely as long as treasuries remain strong. Chart 1 shows the S&P 500 over the last three years. I am sticking with my forecast for the S&P 500 to move into the 1200-1250 area by October-November. This forecast is based on a rising channel taking shape since 2010 and a 50-61.80% retracement of the prior advance. The 13-week slope remains in negative territory and has yet to make a sharp u-turn. Chart 2 shows the Dow with a target in the 11500-11700 area.
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understood .. no problem . . . just
pointing out that Volume is key
and has been successful for me ever since I discovered Wycoff several years ago.
I added some filtering to get better signals.
Thanks !!
No selling posts on this board.
Thanks
See item 3 in intro
My GOM Trading System makes use of this observation
and has done so successfully for many years.
The GOM Trading System adds other signs to justify/filter the resulting Signal better
and explains how to use it in more detail.
Volume is one of my favorite and most rewarding Technical Indicators.
This commentary and charts-of-interest are designed to stimulate thinking. This analysis is not a recommendation to buy, sell, hold or sell short any security (stock ETF or otherwise). We all need to think for ourselves when it comes to trading our own accounts. First, it is the only way to really learn. Second, we are the only ones responsible for our decisions. Think of these charts as food for further analysis. Before making a trade, it is important to have a plan. Plan the trade and trade the plan. Among other things, this includes setting a trigger level, a target area and a stop-loss level. It is also important to plan for three possible price movements: advance, decline or sideways. Have a plan for all three scenarios BEFORE making the trade. Consider possible holding times. And finally, look at overall market conditions and sector/industry performance.
Art Hill
SPY_60 The moment-of-truth arrived with Wednesday’s close and the bears took control. As noted earlier this week, the major index ETFs were all trading near their 61.80% retracement lines and forming rising wedge patterns. While the patterns are typical for bear market rallies, the trend is up as long as the wedge rises. The first bearish signals were triggered yesterday when the major index ETFs broke support from Wednesday’s low. On the SPY chart, the ETF broke below the lower trendline of the rising wedge and RSI moved below 40 for the first time since early June. The decline started strong and finished strong, which is also bearish. Broken support around 134.2 turns into the first resistance level to watch.
Thu, Jun 21 2012 1:46 PM ET Market Message
BIG DROP IN FOREIGN STOCKS PULLS US MARKET LOWER
-- DOLLAR BOUNCES AS COMMODITIES DROP
-- STOCK INDEXES SLIP BACK BELOW 50--DAY LINES --
FED POLICY MAY ACTUALLY BE HURTING STOCKS
By John Murphy
S&P 500 SLIPS BACK BELOW 50-DAY LINE... Foreign stock selling is pulling U.S. lower as well. Unfortunately, it's coming at a bad time. Chart 6 shows that the S&P 500 has been testing an overhead resistance line drawn under its April lows near 1360. That's an important test because it determines if the recent rebound is just a bounce in a downtrend or a rally with legs. The S&P 500 has not only backed off from that resistance line, but is trading back below its 50-day average. . Chart 7 shows theNasdaq Composite Index also in danger of failing that test of resistance. Decisive closes below those 50-day lines would raise the possibility of a rally failure.
thursday update by tony caldaro
NOTE: As of 6/21/12 this daily update will be posted here.
SHORT TERM: market sells off post FOMC, DOW -251
Overnight the Asian markets gained 0.1%. European markets opened lower and lost 0.7%. US index futures were slightly lower overnight, and at 8:30 weekly Jobless claims were reported slightly higher: 387K vs 386K. The market opened one point higher than yesterday's SPX 1356 close, and nudged up to 1358 in the first few minutes. Then it started to pullback. At 10:00 Existing home sales were reported lower: 4.55 mln vs 4.62 mln, Leading indicators were reported higher: +0.3% vs -0.1%, FHFA housing prices were reported lower: +0.8% vs +1.8%, and the Philly FED dropped lower: -16.6 vs -5.8. The market continued to pullback, with only 3 - 4 point bounces along the way. At 11:30 the SPX broke through the 1342/47 support zone. At 1:30 the market broke through the SPX 1335/36 support zone. Then it traded down to SPX 1324 just before the close, and ended the day at 1326. Quite a nonstop decline.
For the day the SPX/DOW were -2.3%, and the NDX/NAZ were -2.2%. Bonds gained 5 ticks, Crude lost $3.00, Gold dropped $40.00, and the USD was higher. Support for the SPX remains at the 1313 and 1303 pivots, with resistance at the 1363 and 1372 pivots. Short term momentum ended the day extremely oversold.
The market opened slightly higher today then started to pullback. When the negative economic reports were released at 10:00 the pullback continued unabated throughout the day. We noted two days ago we had counted three waves up from SPX 1267 to 1363 heading into the FED FOMC statement. We had been expecting five waves. After the statement was released the market became quite volatile, as expected, pulled back to SPX 1346 and ended the day at 1356. We expected the pullback to continue into today, and suggested the key levels to watch were SPX 1336 and 1329. After the market broke through those levels this afternoon, the recent rally looked more like a completed three wave advance, suggesting the downtrend may still be underway.
Short term support is now at the 1313 and 1303 pivots, with resistance at SPX 1327/29, 1335/36 and 1342/47.
Short term momentum is extremely oversold, and the market is due for at least a small rally.
The OEW short term charts swung negative today when the market declined below SPX 1338. The swung point is now at SPX 1339. Rough day in most of the markets except for the USD. Best to your trading!
MEDIUM TERM: downtrend may be resuming
LONG TERM: bull market
CHARTS: http://stockcharts.com/public/1269446/tenpp
SPY_60
The moment-of-truth is here for the major index ETFs. After a nice June advance, IWM, QQQ and SPY retraced 61.80% of their prior declines and met some resistance on Wednesday. On the 60-minute chart, SPY formed a rising wedge and stalled in the 135-136 zone. The wedge is still rising because the lower trendline has yet to be broken. A move below 134 would break wedge support and provide the first signal for a short-term trend reversal. RSI remains in bull mode with support marked at 40. The 5-period EMA of StochRSI, however, plunged below .40 to signal a short-term shift in the momentum of momentum, which is essentially acceleration. Yes, StochRSI is a momentum indicator of RSI, which is also a momentum indicator. Normally, I look for bearish signals in StochRSI when RSI is in bear mode and the 50-60 zone is acting as resistance. The current bear signal in StochRSI occurred with RSI in bull mode because the 40-50 zone is acting as support.
CCI is the best of all!
Finding RSI and CCI ineresting but haven't played with it yet. Thought you and HAL might have looked at it. Thanks.
TeaCake
Sorry. NO.
Have you ever used RSI or a STO on something like a NAMO or SPXA50R?
SPX_D
&P 500 STALLS AT KEY RETRACEMENT LEVEL... Dow Theory teaches us that there are primary and secondary price movements. A primary movement is in the direction of the bigger trend, while a secondary price movement is counter to that trend. In an uptrend, a primary move is up and prices are expected to exceed the prior peak. Secondary moves are down and these corrections are expected to hold above the prior trough. The opposite holds for a downtrend. The primary moves are down and prices are expected to exceed the prior troughs. The secondary moves are up and prices are expected to fall short of the prior peaks. Now if we could just distinguish between primary and secondary price movements! Chart 3 shows the S&P 500 with a sharp decline from early April to early June. Was this a primary move or a secondary move?
As noted in a prior market message, there is a clear five wave structure to this decline, which would indicate a primary move from an Elliott Wave standpoint.
Also notice that the index clearly broke support in the 1360 area and the decline was strong enough to push RSI into oversold territory (<30). These features suggest that the decline was primary, which makes the current advance secondary.
From Art Hill ( see if this charts up dateds)
On the 60-minute chart, SPY surged above 135 and has now retraced 61.80% of the May decline.
The trend is clearly up as long as SPY holds the rising wedge, but this advance is getting long on tooth as it hits the 61.80% retracement line.
Broken resistance turns into first support in the 133 area.
RSI support is set at 40.
Note that all three major index ETFs are at their moment-of-truth (61.80% retracement lines).
The Fed meets today with an announcement set for 12:30 and a presser at 14:30.
The market has build in some high expectations so the Fed better deliver.
PS: StockCharts offers a 10 day free trial.
From Art Hill
On the 60-minute chart, SPY surged above 135 and has now retraced 61.80% of the May decline.
The trend is clearly up as long as SPY holds the rising wedge, but this advance is getting long on tooth as it hits the 61.80% retracement line.
Broken resistance turns into first support in the 133 area.
RSI support is set at 40.
Note that all three major index ETFs are at their moment-of-truth (61.80% retracement lines).
The Fed meets today with an announcement set for 12:30 and a presser at 14:30.
The market has build in some high expectations so the Fed better deliver.
PS: StockCharts offers a 10 day free trial.
Third test, but this time from Public Charts
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June 5 Wait for the Money Wave to turn up for a bounce!
May 18 Wait for Money Wave to turn up for a bounce.
Apr 27 Re-testing highs.
Apr 16 Finally down to Red Line (50-day avg.). Buy if it bounces for a quick trade.
Apr 9 Buy when the Money Wave comes down below 20 and turns up!
Mar 23 Bouncing off the 10-day avg... Must make new highs or pull-back should begin.
Mar 19 Caution! Way Above the Green Line... Buy when it corrects to the Red Line (50-day avg.)
Tue, Jun 19 2012 4:17 PM ET
Previous Market Message Next Market Message
JUNK BONDS JUMP WHILE TREASURIES LOOK TOPPY
-- MAJOR STOCK INDEXES CLEAR 50-DAY AVERAGES
-- FEDEX JUMPS 3% ON STRONG VOLUME
-- FALLING DOLLAR TESTS MARCH PEAK
-- COMMODITIES EXPERIENCE MINOR BOUNCE --
FED ANNOUNCEMENT TOMORROW MAY TEST STOCK RALLY
By John Murphy
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baymare
Thanks
442 oldsman
Thanks
442 oldsman
Do you pay for StockCharts ?
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TREND1,
I see the chart, and it updates.
Regards, oldsman
baymare
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Yes the chart auto-updates.
The next chart (next post) does not update.
Thanks for all your hard work.
LOL! . . things are always easy to see .. if they happen.
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