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Check on Intraday Market Internals Shows Make or Break for SP500

In my prior post about key inflection points on the three major US Stock Market Indexes, we saw quick, easy reference levels to watch, including 1,300 for the S&P 500. Let’s now take that a step further and check-up on intraday market internals which – as of this moment – are painting a bullish picture…

Triple Index Checkup and Simple Levels to Watch

Now that we’ve had a few days to digest the Libya fallout and surge in oil prices, let’s take a look at the triple-index update for the interestingly simple daily chart reference levels that mean the difference between “simple pullback” and “early trend reversal.” Let’s start with the S&P 500: Let’s start with a general…

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History Repeating with TICK Forecasting Intraday Reversal Lesson

Did you learn the lesson I showed this Wednesday entitled “Using TICK to Forecast Intraday Reversals?”  If you didn’t, here’s yet another chance to learn the important lesson – as history repeated the set-up/pattern almost exactly today that formed on Wednesday. Let’s look at today’s chart as another example of this critical concept: Click for…

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Charting the Cross Market Inflation Fallout from QE2 Stimulus

The topic of QE2 and endlessly rising markets has been the talk of the town lately – and for very good reason. Let’s take a quick objectively look at some of the cross-market charts with a focus on trend and percentage change since the July period, including August 27th when the first rumors of QE2…

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Using Intraday TICK Signals to Forecast Reversals

I wanted to document what the TICK had to say about today’s sharp reversal and lunch-time market drop. The TICK gave a classic “One-Two” Punch Warning Signal… and if you missed the signal, take a moment to look at the chart of the SPY and TICK and learn what the TICK had to say and…