I've spent several hours charting this morning, and it's taken that long to get a handle on the charts.
We caught a nice bullish reversal, going into Friday's close, despite the foreign hedge-funds trolling me, while hammering the market down, in the final minutes. That's become par for the course, at pivotal points in the market, and I'm sure it won't be the last time...
I remained bullish into Tuesday's breakout.
If you're focused on the very short term (like today/ tomorrow), there's a good chance the market holds up into Friday OPEX. That's not much of a prediction.... We've seen this happen a million times; everyone gets bearish ahead of options expiration, and then they lose, on their bearish Options bets.
In the meantime: I'm watching -
1. The 50 day moving average, on both the Dow, and the $SPX. We've seen this target taken out more than once since the Feb crash, and it didn't well for the bulls. Try not to under-estimate the potential downside, when that level breaks again.
Here's the DOW (below) taking out the target I laid out last week. See the breakout above the red line? I predicted that! No wonder the Hedge Funds don't like my charts!
I even predicted the bears would sell the blue line on the next chart, ahead of the breakout, because this is what bears do.... lol
The Russell 2000: Up against resistance. We could see it give all the gains back in a hurry, and I'm seeing the same scenario in the majors. Lowe recent lows, in a powerful wave "C".
$RUT
$SOX looks like it's in the middle of a Wave E (zigzag). Target looks like 1150
Tech has filled a gap, and traded into a bearish H&S pattern.
Oil looks like a capitulation top, after trading into an extended wave "5" triangle.
Nothing to like about this market.
The risk is to the downside, especially with the $VIX oversold.
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