So we are in advance, which statistically happens once in a decade and there are some lines in the current area, but who said, we can't go for something even bigger than that this time around?
Somewhere in the coming week I'll disappear for more than 2 weeks for my first holidays this year, so you'll have a chance to rest from me for some time
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tx_ches
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I measured the pullback at 44.7%. Am I doing something different?
Spy 5 minute chart. Strange coincidence that the 50% mark of the gap happened to be at the 1618/1 and the 146 lines I had marked from prior swings. BTW, roofer said to look at Goog 5 minute for a 1618/1 setup and I did. I found 2 and one was based on the 50% mark on a gap. Good to know it works there too!
Originally posted by rat89
spy opened with a gap....first pull back to the .486 measured from center of the gap.....then into a 1.46 of pullback and .886 of the whole move down.....
Spy 5 minute chart. Strange coincidence that the 50% mark of the gap happened to be at the 1618/1 and the 146 lines I had marked from prior swings. BTW, roofer said to look at Goog 5 minute for a 1618/1 setup and I did. I found 2 and one was based on the 50% mark on a gap. Good to know it works there too!
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tx_ches
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OK, I just realized I used the low of the first bar for my gap and should have used the open or high. Then I get 48.6.
Originally posted by tx_ches
I measured the pullback at 44.7%. Am I doing something different?
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tx_ches
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I'm watching Spy to see if it sets up a TD bull abcd or exp bull abcd. It sure has underperformed compared to Q's and IWM.
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rat89
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I had 134.57 - 135.17 = 134.88 at .486 using the close and the open....hopefully I'm doing it right?
Originally posted by tx_ches
OK, I just realized I used the low of the first bar for my gap and should have used the open or high. Then I get 48.6.
Originally posted by tx_ches
I measured the pullback at 44.7%. Am I doing something different?
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Transports at another new all-time high today. Midcaps getting close to their all-time high. Russell smokin' today, up almost double on a percentage basis as the S&P, and close to its all-time high. When all these are setting all-time highs or getting close, I just don't see how anyone can be bearish. Eight days up in a row, now...





