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Market Internals Matter! A Closer Look at the Three June Market Reversals

I frequently post updates on NYSE Market Internals positions when looking at the S&P 500 because knowing what’s “Under the market’s hood” is extremely important just just for day traders, but also for swing traders. This post takes a look at the three market turns in June 2010 and specifically highlights the market internal divergences…

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Weekly Silver SLV Structure and Daily Arc Levels to Watch

Silver is forming a multi-timeframe arc pattern that’s worth watching, as well as key support levels also across the two major timeframes. Let’s start with Silver’s weekly structure chart, note levels to watch, and then move to the daily chart of SLV for similar arcs and levels to know. Silver Futures Contracts – continuous –…

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What You May Have Missed in the Recent Overnight Sessions

If you went to sleep last night and checked the stock market futures, you probably thought that today would be yet another down-day. However, as you slept, the market staged an impressive turn-around to bring us to where we are right now mid-day Tuesday. It’s a fascinating reversal, and shows us the importance of watching…

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Interesting Observation on the Recent VIX Move

Traders who monitor volatility, particularly in regard to option trading strategies, closely monitor the VIX – Volatility Index. Others watch the VIX to get a gauge on fear of market participants. Either way, if you look closely at the recent move in the VIX – you’ll find something quite interesting:  A clean divergence between the…

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Quick Update on the SPX Gann and Andrews Pitchfork

Here is the most recent update of the Gann Prices and Andrews Pitchfork Tool post series on the S&P 500.  You’ll probably find something interesting about yesterday’s bounce price. (Click for full-size image) The horizontal green trendlines are Gann Squares prices originating off the March 6 2009 low. Price peaked in April just above the…

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July 1 A Day the Intermarket Relationships Fell Apart Temporarily

At least, hopefully temporarily. In a quick update, I wanted to show the fall-out of the mini-crashes that rocked the world of inter-market analysis on July 1, 2010.  What a way to start the official second half of the year. (Click for full-size image) Earlier this morning, I reported on the Negative Divergences and Top…