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Could this be a H&S which has broken up, previous resistance tested, and broken up again? That's a heck of a target if it's true.
so much pressure on the dow this week, wonder how long it can hold this level before it really does test the 8k level
That's a compelling graphThe direct reaction to unemployment on the DOW Index is evident with the Google Unemployment Index. The GUI has the peak of unemployment related queries in March and the trend is down. The Index often precedes the DOW as evident in leading peaks and troughs. A cross could be a strong bullish sign.
I don’t know if any characteristic of this massive 6 month rally has been more apparent than the huge futures run-ups we’ve seen at random points during the trading day. Without news, the S&P 500 futures get gunned on huge volume and surge higher. I’ve seen it at least every other day for 6 months. It tends to occur on low volume days such as the one we’re currently experiencing. As you can see in the chart below, the futures are getting gunned on massive volume without any coinciding volume in SPY. This means an institution is jamming the futures higher knowing that they can drive the market higher on no volume. Effectively, they can take out every asking price with a large enough order and immediately create a 0.25% bump in the market in no time. If you’ve been wondering why we’ve seen huge surges on low volume days and conviction high volume selling on down days this explains much of it.
I don’t know if there is malfeasance behind this or if the buyer is simply too stupid to input trades at the bid (like most rational investors do as they try to achieve the best low price), but this is certainly an odd phenomenon that I cannot recall occurring so routinely over the course of my career. Who is the mystery institutional buyer that just needs to place their huge block orders with such urgency?
A few on here will recognise this chart from a few weeks ago but nothing has changed.
I have been playing around with some time projections.
Interestingly the 13th November is 50% of the time taken from the October 2007 high to the March low this year.
Exactly the same date is arrived at by measuring the time taken for wave-1 or-A and projecting it from the wave-2 or-B low.
We also have confluence around this date using other time analysis techniques.
With the current strength in the DOW I would be looking for a downturn.
We'll see what happens.
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cheers Porper - out of interest, whats DT showing for the number of days low to high? (if its not too much hassle can you do the total and the subdivisions in terms of 'major' bumps along the way?)
ta, Ed
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