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Triple Volatility Indicator Check on the SP500

Is the market setting up for another period of high volatility? Let’s take a look at three price-based volatility indicators and see what they suggest about the current S&P 500. The chart above shows the Daily S&P 500 with the following price-based volatility indicators: ATR (Average True Range) which measures the daily high-low range, Bollinger…

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Why the Next Swing will be Important to Determine Market Structure

What is the current “Market Structure” and why will the next swing be so important to determine the trend structure for the “Big 3” US Stock Market Indexes? Let’s take a look at core market structure and what the next price swing will reveal with regard to a bearish reversal or bullish trend continuation. Here’s…

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Quick Charting the Retracement in Motion in Apple AAPL

We’re seeing a bit of price pattern repetition in Apple’ s (AAPL) stock chart so let’s take a quick look at the recent and current retracements to see what levels to watch at the moment. First, here’s the broader Weekly Chart picture of the ongoing trend: After a stellar rally and breakout above the $425…

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Updating October TICK Volatility and Levels for Intraday Traders

If you are an intraday trader and use the NYSE (or related) TICK indicator in your trading decisions, it’s very important to calibrate important TICK Levels with respect to volatility. In simple terms, a TICK Value of 1,000 means different things during periods of high or low broad market volatility, and you can easily make…

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Quick Charting Intermarket Money Flow to End September

What does the intermarket picture show in terms of current money flow to Risk-On or Risk-Off Markets? Let’s take a quick look as we end September 2012 and the third quarter: The chart above shows three “Risk-On” Markets (Stocks, Gold, and Crude Oil) juxtaposed with two “Risk-Off” Markets (10-Year Treasury Note Price and the US…