Spy busted thru Model T
QQQ still hasn't arrived there
QQQ still hasn't arrived there
FJ43 said:Love using Fib and also without just to compare. Its the fastest quick thing with a tool built in IMO. Check this out which does it apply or not don't know. May it is all just be voooo doooo.LOYAL AG said:
This won't be a popular opinion but I think we see continued decline to 3678 ish in the S&P. The Fib drawn here is from the late October dip because it's the most recent pronounced dip we've seen. From this we broke 23.6% today and after flirting with the 50 dma since last Friday we finally broke it today. I could see tomorrow being pretty benign but I think next week we threaten 3678 before we see a reversal.
When I draw a parallel line to the lower longer term ascending channel line, using the low point 10/30 as its foundation, today's intersection would have us touch 367.8 on SPY. That also happens to be within fractions of the Fib level you've highlighted. Same math or calculation probably which is above my pay grade. I just like getting the story from fancy simple pictures.
Lose this area and well....I will have to find another technical indicator to break. 10% pullback puts us around my lowest horizontal line FWIW.
In the same camp. I think we get at least one hard bear push down if this is trying to recover. If this is 'fake' then we are in for a fun ride.$30,000 Millionaire said:
I don't think the drama is over yet.
$30,000 Millionaire said:
I don't think the drama is over yet.
CrazyRichAggie said:
Some tunes to start the weekend off
3800pin is too low, 3830-50 to close the day.$30,000 Millionaire said:
I don't think the drama is over yet.
McInnis 03 said:So did it just happen then? This buy up is not stopping.oldarmy1 said:
Remember guys, major corrections nearly ALWAYS ends with a major capitulation flush on volume with a V recovery. Watch for the acceleration into it and you can get a jump start into the recovery.
Even with all my hedging my accounts aren't immune to these severe corrections. Generally Fridays continue selling off and then Monday flushes and reverses. That is the conventional wisdom based on that being the case for whatever the reason. That said I would watch volume and acceleration in case it happens tomorrow.
40 pt rally in 20 min with volume to trump all volume.
ugh. REM writes good songs. Their music however is extremely boring.CrazyRichAggie said:
Some tunes to start the weekend off
I'll be light on my toes, but it's pre-market and that volume was damnnnnnnn heavy.....not a "fade the gap" type volume.Tomas Hermensa said:McInnis 03 said:So did it just happen then? This buy up is not stopping.oldarmy1 said:
Remember guys, major corrections nearly ALWAYS ends with a major capitulation flush on volume with a V recovery. Watch for the acceleration into it and you can get a jump start into the recovery.
Even with all my hedging my accounts aren't immune to these severe corrections. Generally Fridays continue selling off and then Monday flushes and reverses. That is the conventional wisdom based on that being the case for whatever the reason. That said I would watch volume and acceleration in case it happens tomorrow.
40 pt rally in 20 min with volume to trump all volume.
That glorious SPY and QQQ buy volume waned just now.
Admiral Akbar is sounding alarms in my head.
not that I have noticedCcutamu said:
Anyone using Fidelity having issues with ATP?
It's been lagging on me for the last couple of days. Started yesterday afternoon. It's probably broken from all the losses... lol.CrazyRichAggie said:not that I have noticedCcutamu said:
Anyone using Fidelity having issues with ATP?
It does that for me sometimes, I thought it was my 5 year old laptop..Ccutamu said:It's been lagging on me for the last couple of days. Started yesterday afternoon. It's probably broken from all the losses... lol.CrazyRichAggie said:not that I have noticedCcutamu said:
Anyone using Fidelity having issues with ATP?
You are correct. Sell offs make people afraid of the market and they get out. When they are ready to get back in, they buy what they know - the large cap, familiar names. They get back into the highly volatile stocks when they get greedy again.ag94whoop said:
I have a question for you experienced guys.
How long does it generally take for the more volatile stocks (mostly what I own atm) to react to the market?
From my limited observation, it seems like they fall with it at a multiple of 2-3x. And they probably rise at similar multiple, but i suspect (I have no idea as I have only been at this like 7-8 weeks) that they trail slower than larger cap stocks do.
Thanks! I was trying to figure out where that came from!McInnis 03 said:
If you were holding TRXC, fyi they had a ticker change to ASXC