oldarmy1 said:
S&P looks like same final hour pattern as yesterday. Good dip and then recovery. See if it holds above 2700. Also we've had two surprise Friday rally days in a row. Surely the computers won't go for three?
Got your wish. Above 2700
oldarmy1 said:
S&P looks like same final hour pattern as yesterday. Good dip and then recovery. See if it holds above 2700. Also we've had two surprise Friday rally days in a row. Surely the computers won't go for three?
green volume bounce off of the 200 dma?oldarmy1 said:This is a daily not minute chart. So yes the green big volume plays a role after the big red down days but what else?Prognightmare said:
3 red down then a green on big volume?
Ding ding ding....AND the kicker is???....focus on the 3 day pattern.Ragoo said:green volume bounce off of the 200 dma?oldarmy1 said:This is a daily not minute chart. So yes the green big volume plays a role after the big red down days but what else?Prognightmare said:
3 red down then a green on big volume?
yikesPrognightmare said:
AMZN is getting killed AH.
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A private survey on China's manufacturing sector showed on Friday that factory activity contracted in January confirming views that the world's second-largest economy started the new year on soft footing.
The Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) came in at 48.3 in January, compared to 49.7 in December. Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the Caixin PMI to be 49.5 last month.
A reading above 50 indicates expansion, while a reading below that level signals contraction.
The PMI is a survey of businesses about the operating environment. Such data offer a first glimpse into what's happening in an economy, as they are usually among the first major economic indicators released each month. Investors have been closely watching economic indicators from the world's second-largest economy for signs of trouble amid domestic headwinds and the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute.
The Caixin/Markit measure followed the Thursday release of China's official manufacturing PMI by the National Bureau of Statistics. The official data came in at 49.5 higher than 49.3 expected by analysts in a Reuters poll and the 49.4 reported in the previous month.
oldarmy1 said:
Only down 35. That's not a blip yet.
bwynne13 said:
Stop speculating and gambling with your money. No one can predict the market, quit trying.
Shiner Bock said:
304,000 jobs created vs ~165,000 estimate
IrishTxAggie said:
RS went through for MNGA. Either someone gifted me some shares or they changed it to 20:1
Is it a buy now, or wait?IrishTxAggie said:
RS went through for MNGA. Either someone gifted me some shares or they changed it to 20:1
E said:
Apparently everything was very positive from the investor town hall conference call yesterday. Only drawback was the announcement of the RS And the fact it would be today.
except when it's about the present and not the future!jmcfar_98 said:
Always about the future not the present.
I read this yesterday...Harkrider 93 said:except when it's about the present and not the future!jmcfar_98 said:
Always about the future not the present.
Harkrider 93 said:except when it's about the present and not the future!jmcfar_98 said:
Always about the future not the present.
I understand what you traders mean when you say this but it still cracks me up -oldarmy1 said:I read this yesterday...Harkrider 93 said:except when it's about the present and not the future!jmcfar_98 said:
Always about the future not the present.