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- next-move replied Dec 30, 2010
Fascination — The fascination lies in the fact that 1.5434 is the 100 Daily Simple Moving Average. NM
- next-move replied May 11, 2010
Is there a gap still open on AUD/JPY from Sunday? 81.50 to 82.70 or so. Although I realize gaps do not have to be closed immediately, it is something that would not be easily forgotten. NM
- next-move replied May 7, 2010
Step away. I think you had excellent advice. The volatility is so high it will only create massive confusion until nobody knows what to do. NM
- next-move replied May 6, 2010
FWIW - 1150 or so is a pretty good support on the S&P. With jobs tomorrow, could expect a nice short rally. NM
- next-move replied May 5, 2010
Will likely see quite a short squeeze going into the UK elections. The wildcard is when Japan wakes up. The UJ move down is interesting; however, there is decent support in the 93.50-94.00 range. NM
- next-move replied Apr 20, 2010
Treasuries seem to be rallying in the wake of the equities market ALSO going up. That is good news for the bears. NM
- next-move replied Apr 19, 2010
Watch out for the move to 141.60 and then a push to 143.00. Looking a bit suspect. NM
- next-move replied Apr 16, 2010
The Goldman story could be the phantom lerking around the corner. ;-) NM
- next-move replied Apr 15, 2010
Do not let your guard down. A short squeeze into Bank of America earnings may be in order. The futures on the DOW are not that bad right now. NM
- next-move replied Apr 15, 2010
I am not sure what you mean about 'ur charts not working'. All I am saying is that I do not know where it is going. I take a more reactionary (conservative?) approach. Geppy is so volatile, there is something for everyone. NM
- next-move replied Apr 15, 2010
I have no clue where it is going. The action is looking more like a desparate ending diagonal, which would suggest a quick drop. However, do not be surprised if the price pops over the 200 daily SMA even for a day and then goes back down. A quick ...
- next-move replied Apr 15, 2010
There is a very similar set of patterns at the end of Oct. and the beginning of Jan. If memory serves me correct, the end of each were the following: Oct. - Dubai Jan. - Obama confronting the US banks - which was an excuse for a market correction. ...
- next-move replied Apr 14, 2010
GPY/JPY is not moving up with the equities. If supply holds, then a drop should come. NM
- next-move replied Apr 13, 2010
Bond yields keep going down (i.e. prices up) while the DOW is holding.... may not be a good sign right now for the DOW. NM
- next-move replied Apr 12, 2010
Again, the 100 Daily moving average is at 142.34. Hard to argue against that as resistance. If it is cleared, then the lower trendline (around 141) is certainly next. The Daily RSI is quite high.... NM
- next-move replied Apr 12, 2010
Hmmm.... Alcoa missed on revenue... first in 8 quarters. NM
- next-move replied Apr 11, 2010
Yes, the UK elections are in May, I believe. I am not in disagreement with your projection to 150-160. If we clear 145 then things change dramatically. Wave 2 would probably involve a backtest of 145. EWT (I am a fan) would have done better than a ...
- next-move replied Apr 11, 2010
Short term bullish (i.e. within next 24 hours) - yes, most definitely. Inverse head-and-shoulders is somewhat carved out, although there could be a better right shoulder - perhaps a spike down in the 142.50 region. However, a lot of resistance ...
- next-move replied Apr 11, 2010
I agree. My 'right away' is within 24 hours. Otherwise, it could certainly take a few weeks - if not months. From what I can tell, it is usually filled within 24 hours. Has anyone done a thorough analysis? The gap from 140.20 - 139.65 that pushed us ...
- next-move replied Apr 11, 2010
Interesting observations: 1) Gap is still open from 143.19 (at least on my platform). 2) Geppy is not making a new high vs. EUR/JPY - makes sense. 3) Big gap for EUR/JPY (on the order oof 100 pips). Gaps will need to be closed (either soon or in one ...