Jim, funny enough that link works fine in my PM, but the link you sent back to me that you couldn't view is different (yours had a dot after img and a slash after 102 which is not the same as the link I sent you). Anyway, here is the chart:
RSI and CCI are considered 'leading' indicators (vs. MAs and MacD, for example, which are considered 'lagging' or trend-following indicators). On the chart, note what RSI and CCI are doing at the low and high pivots of the day. Also note the negative divergence on the CCI between the high at 11:15 (high of 68.22, CCI 166.67) and the high at 11:25 (high of 68.69, CCI 144.42) -- price makes a higher high, while CCI makes a lower high). Generally, since CCI is a leading indicator, price follows the indicator, and in this case since the divergence was negative, price was expected to drop after the higher high at 11:25, which it did.
I'll make a daytrader out of you yet, Jim, at least on airline stocks if nothing else, LOL.
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