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jarek
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I added the set shown on Friday by Roofer to my DJIA chart. Doesn't this combination look interesting?


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jimkane
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Very interesting, Eric.

Watch that DX right here. AAPL right at its line, the ES well into the area I mentioned. Let's see if they can hold it, or if they sell it off at all. What a frenzy. Notice shmendel's ABCD here.
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jimkane
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Keep an eye on this...
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shmendel
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We don't want an abcd in the cd leg
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jimkane
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Notice AAPL exploding up over its line, leading the way up.
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jimkane
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Originally posted by shmendel

We don't want an abcd in the cd leg
I don't have an ABCD in the CD leg?
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jimkane
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Careful on that ES in here.
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jimkane
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AAPL has an offset line here for that set. This is a super-critical spot here for both.
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jimkane
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ES throws a 4PT here, and AAPL explodes to a new high, again. This thing is strong. I suspect we see at least 1110-12 tomorrow. AAPL 206?
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jarek
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I will take the opposite side Jim. Since we can count 5 waves from Friday's top to today's bottom, this ABCD could have been a Wave 2 which finished very close to 30% square of price and time:


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If it was indeed such a weak Wave 2 then we might expect fireworks to the downside tomorrow. And as I already mentioned here it needs to happen if our local The Trade setup is about to play out ;-)
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jimkane
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Nice post, jarek. You are 100% spot on with your analysis. If this goes up I'll detail more of my reasoning. If my bias was short side for that timeframe I'd be all over your setup.
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jimkane
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AAPL a few pennies short of 214 today. Smokin' at all-time new highs. GOOG a penny shy of 626, also just exploding to new highs for the 'bull'.

Also setting new highs today for the entire 'bull': Mid-caps, Russell, NDX, NASDAQ Composite, and the SOX Index.