Here is the update of some of the long term charts I was presenting here in the last months.
After dozen or so of unsuccessful attempts to overcome the upper ML DJIA has moved decisively into the direction of the main ML. However it didn't reach it and is now hovering around the division line:
Copper shows no respect at all to its long term natural set moving through its lines back and forth:
Crude is still hovering around the ML of its long term Schiff set what in my opinion looks more and more like just a pause in its long term upward march:
10Y yield is again approaching the potential neckline of its long term inverse head and shoulder pattern. If the rise doesn't stop here we may see much higher rates pretty soon:
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TonyC
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ES reaction spot. Got some insane action down the lower time frames. U could see the nasty scare tactics live down the tick chart to kick start the current leg down in the EURUSD cueing off the London futures.
How long will it last I really don't know but I sure love the movements
How long will it last I really don't know but I sure love the movements
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Yes. I saw a Kane TD morphing into a Kane EXP shown on the 377 tick chart. I entered the Kane TD & barely exited it before I started having price data problems. The Kane EXP completed and a rapid downmove began. LOL. I TRY to stay mindful of possible Kane TD to EXP transitions but this one took me by surprise! The Kane methodology sure goes a long way to explaining the price action, IMHO.
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TonyC
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ES getting a small bounce off its .300 retrace @90-91. Not much of a pop yet
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jimkane
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Great posts, crew. What a pleasant surprise for me to check in and see those!
This may want the 80-85 area on this pullback. Watch that .300 right here, though.
This may want the 80-85 area on this pullback. Watch that .300 right here, though.
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jimkane
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Ah, I didn't refresh my page before posting that, only to see T beat my post by two minutes mentioning that .300 :-)
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TonyC
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Originally posted by jimkane
Ah, I didn't refresh my page before posting that, only to see T beat my post by two minutes mentioning that .300 :-)
On the same page, are we?
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TonyC
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yeah next area is @85 but there that main uptrend line sitting right in between the .382 and the current .300 level . If it does go to -85 level then it'll have to blow through that line wich would set things up for a 'line poke' that often springs price action back.And it will be the third contact point to the line, and odds usually favor the fade plays in this situation.
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jimkane
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Great observation, T.
Okay, folks, is this third drive here at a 'spike line' going to do it? It sure 'sees' the area, but will this push up here to this obvious little bounce area be it? Or will it bounce strongly? Anybody long short-term intraday here?
Okay, folks, is this third drive here at a 'spike line' going to do it? It sure 'sees' the area, but will this push up here to this obvious little bounce area be it? Or will it bounce strongly? Anybody long short-term intraday here?







