tech/a
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tech/a said:Well,Ive got pretty compelling evidence---not conclusive but still compelling that the top which has just been called may infact not be the top.
The evidence is in technical form. Which has been relied upon in this latest analysis of the current top.
I havent the time to post up all that is needed to present the arguement but will over the Weekend.
Seems I'm not alone one other has contacted me with thoughts of his own,You know who you are Steve!
Hey I'm a Duck not a Sheep!!
tech/a said:Well,Ive got pretty compelling evidence---not conclusive but still compelling that the top which has just been called may infact not be the top.
The evidence is in technical form. Which has been relied upon in this latest analysis of the current top.
I havent the time to post up all that is needed to present the arguement but will over the Weekend.
Seems I'm not alone one other has contacted me with thoughts of his own,You know who you are Steve!
Hey I'm a Duck not a Sheep!!
So the majority think this is THE top? Which majority would that be tech? From what I've seen, most that haven't already bought the first dip, are looking to buy the next one expecting us to hit new highs over the next few monthstech/a said:Well,Ive got pretty compelling evidence---not conclusive but still compelling that the top which has just been called may infact not be the top.
The evidence is in technical form. Which has been relied upon in this latest analysis of the current top.
I havent the time to post up all that is needed to present the arguement but will over the Weekend.
Seems I'm not alone one other has contacted me with thoughts of his own,You know who you are Steve!
Hey I'm a Duck not a Sheep!!
ice said:FWIW I think we have arrived at the top but we still have time-on, so the exact top may not be in yet.
I base that on 2 things.
1. The 400+ point selloff of the Dow a couple of weeks ago. Not your everyday pullback.
2, The big day ranges and abrupt reversals we are seeing now. To me that reflects a market in pain.
Both factors remind me of the US market circa 2000.
ice
That's exactly what I mean. Didn't you hear? ABC correction then on to new highs!tech/a said:Prof.
You mean my view isnt out of step with the majority?
Great!
tech/a said:Mind you Ive not seen any evidence other than people buying dips that this market will make new highs.
tech/a said:Out of interest do you or others think that a new high is possible?
Further do you think that a top is---how far off?
A---Years
B---Its already been made.
C---Sometime this year sooner than later.
WHY
Just interested in if there is some corroberation.
Steve;s analysis corroberates---in part--my own.---as an example.
Total noob analysis tech, but it's something that I've been mulling over this week. Can't get a decent xjo chart, but the xao chart looks close enough.tech/a said:Well,Ive got pretty compelling evidence---not conclusive but still compelling that the top which has just been called may infact not be the top.
The evidence is in technical form. Which has been relied upon in this latest analysis of the current top.
I havent the time to post up all that is needed to present the arguement but will over the Weekend.
Seems I'm not alone one other has contacted me with thoughts of his own,You know who you are Steve!
Hey I'm a Duck not a Sheep!!
It mainly seems to be the fundies that are buying the dips-probably not the evidence you are looking for in this thread, but they seem to believe it pretty strongly, to put more money in. If you are referring to EW, then no, I've not seen any analysis confirming this either.
MichaelD said:Is it necessary to know where the market is going to trade profitably? I observe with great interest the sudden explosion in analysis since the market turned at 6000. Before that, there was nary a predictive whisper to be found. Now, all we are hearing about is Elliot A-B-Cs and what China/the DOW/the NIKKEI are doing. If the market goes down, out come the negative stories and fears. If the market goes up, everything's alright with the world again for another 24 hours. Bull market champions are suddenly becoming bottom drawer long term holders of "good companies". Systematic traders are suddenly doubting their plans and trading skills. If anyone presents a view, out come the links to analysis or news stories which back up this view. The contrary view gets the exact same treatment.
Why?
The markets are an uncertain place. Humans crave certainty, and will also seek affirmation that their world view is the correct one.
I used to look at charts of the XAO and the XJO every day as part of my trading routine. I haven't looked at them for months. All I know is that none of my long term trend following stops have been hit yet, and that's all I need to know at this precise moment in time. Additional information, whilst intellectually interesting, is superfluous (and possibly detrimental) to trading profitably.
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