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A place for friends to gather and view stock market charts, discuss technical analysis and market outlook. What is your Principal Asset? How can it be developed? Each and all should do their own due dilligence and homework before investing. And by no means should you use anything I say or show here as a sole basis to buy or sell securities as everything is for educational experience only.

Friday, May 1, 2009

XLE





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Thursday, April 30, 2009

PM - Phillip Morris International

 

Day

Week

Month

Quarter

Year

R3 = High + 2(Pivot - Low)

38.11

40.18

42.20

55.58

75.75

R2 = Pivot + (R1 - S1)

37.73

39.07

40.58

49.99

64.99

R1 = (2*Pivot) - Low

36.96

38.25

38.39

42.78

53.94

PIVOT = (High + Close + Low)/3

36.58

37.14

36.77

37.19

43.18

S1 = (2*Pivot) - High

35.81

36.32

34.58

29.98

32.13

S2 = Pivot - (R1 - S1)

35.43

35.21

32.96

24.39

21.37

S3 = Low - 2(Hi - Pivot)

34.66

34.39

30.77

17.18

10.32

 

MA for 40 more points?


Look to pick up some MA on the pull-backs as this is looking like a massive H&S pattern trying to form the right shoulder to $220. Will be a nice trade there for the $100 fall back to $120.


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ETFC - H&S


Looks like E-trade is on the fast track with a pit stop at $1.19 back to $0.59.........


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MO - Pivots

 

Day

Week

Month

Quarter

Year

R3 = High + 2(Pivot - Low)

17.41

18.23

18.77

20.72

30.05

R2 = Pivot + (R1 - S1)

17.20

17.79

18.06

19.06

26.60

R1 = (2*Pivot) - Low

16.76

17.35

17.19

17.54

20.68

PIVOT = (High + Close + Low)/3

16.55

16.91

16.48

15.88

17.23

S1 = (2*Pivot) - High

16.11

16.47

15.61

14.36

11.31

S2 = Pivot - (R1 - S1)

15.90

16.03

14.90

12.70

7.86

S3 = Low - 2(Hi - Pivot)

15.46

15.59

14.03

11.18

1.94

 

MO -SELLOFF on an hourly


The selloff in MO began back on 4/22 as lower highs and lower lows were being made. The formation and breakdown of the triangle with a bottom at $16.51 finally gave way and blew all the way to the Weekly support 1 line of $16.47 which briefly held to stop near fibbonacci level 161.8% or $16.32.

Typically a retracement back to $16.51 will be seen where a battle will commence for control.

XLF


No Breakout from this triangle.......


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$SPX - Monthly Pivots


New Monthly Pivots as of today's close....


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$TNX


BE CAREFUL.....


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Wednesday, April 29, 2009

$SPX - Breakout?


Was that the breakout? 882.06 for the Bulls did not break into the next higher channel and the Bad GDP, Pandemic Flu, nor the Fed doing nothing and warning of "slowing recession rate" could keep the Bulls from blasting higher.

Bottom line is:
The "breakout" of today failed to hold the 875 level - advantage Bears

UNLESS 882.60 is broken to the upside and held over the next two days....



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SPY





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Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Barnes & Noble

With Amazon and the Kindle how will Book store companies survive with the media changing from print to digital?

Chartwise BKS is sporting topping action at the $26.67 level....If it does not clear.... $23 will come fast....

SPY 5 day - 30 min


Chart shows the market getting weaker over the last 3 days....Nothing has really changed...

875 still the level for the Bulls

838 level for the Bears


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SPY 5day/30min


/chart showing how the Pivot points are drawing action. This market is getting weaker over the last three days......Does the Fed have something up their sleeve to spook this market?


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XLF - Still in the box


Monday, April 27, 2009

SPY - More chop

Be careful as the Bulls needed to "Breakout" over 875 on the S&P....Failure to do so nullifies Inverted H&S pattern as well as recent Cup with Handle giving the edge to "Da Bears"........

Speaking of the Bears....It'll be fun to watch football in Chicago again as the bears now have Jay Cutler as a hurler. If they picked up some unknown wideout from, oh let's say App State for him to throw to .....As Howard Cosell used tout, "They could go all the way"..........

Sunday, April 26, 2009

H&S pattern explaination websites

I've been thinking about last weekend's Bearish charts and the subsequent Bullish action last week. Now this weekend everything looks Bullish......

Hmmmm, what is one to do?

Basically, I included the H&S educational sites to show that whatever happens we should be looking for a breakout on Friday's completion of the Inverted H&S patterns.
  1. http://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/inverseheadandshoulders.asp
  2. http://www.onlinetradingconcepts.com/TechnicalAnalysis/ClassicCharting/HeadShoulders.html
  3. http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:chart_analysis:chart_patterns:head_and_shoulders_b

The questions are:

  1. Will there be a breakout above 875?
  2. If it happens how far will the Bulls run? S&P 900-925?
  3. And when it eventually tops out and rolls over will the current prices S&P 875 hold as support?
  4. If the breakout fails is it 750-800 here we come..........