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Friday, March 27, 2009
Latest $SPX charts...
We have a proximity to the crossover in the top chart, which can cause trend changes, also a .500 node (middle chart) is close, although I associate it's effects with the bottom just recently put in......
Mark hi, Thanks for your excellent work. I belive your previouse view of the market (bottom early April & than up)will be right. One more argument for this scenario:"Dollar Devaluation Brings Illusion Of Prosperity" http://tinyurl.com/dguuc9 (in case, you did not read it yet) best rgrds Istvan F.
do you mean a retracement off the current bottom, or do you mean a new lower low. I have the Nasdaq going to at least the 1136 level at some point, regards, sandy s.
Another, deeper bottom is possible, I never saw the Elliot count I was looking for to define the fifth wave bottom, but Elliot sometimes fails. Likewise sometime nodes come right on time, but sometimes they come a little early or a little late. Right now I see pretty overbought conditions on the breadth indicators...We'll see what happens...
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Mark hi,
Thanks for your excellent work. I belive your previouse view of the market (bottom early April & than up)will be right. One more argument for this scenario:"Dollar Devaluation Brings Illusion Of Prosperity" http://tinyurl.com/dguuc9 (in case, you did not read it yet)
best rgrds
Istvan F.
do you mean a retracement off the current bottom, or do you mean a new lower low. I have the Nasdaq going to at least the 1136 level at some point, regards, sandy s.
Hi cezarfi and sandy,
Another, deeper bottom is possible, I never saw the Elliot count I was looking for to define the fifth wave bottom, but Elliot sometimes fails. Likewise sometime nodes come right on time, but sometimes they come a little early or a little late. Right now I see pretty overbought conditions on the breadth indicators...We'll see what happens...
Regards,
Mark L.
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