I have gotten several requests to update my previous posts on tracking the Dow chart.
As you can see, price rallied above 9,000 and pulled back to re-test that area as support this morning. Price bounced off that level, but rolled over in the afternoon and headed back down...once again stopping close to the 9,000 mark. A break below 9,000 would be bearish and would signal a potential move back to 8,000 and the lows of 10/10/08 (note the short-term trendline in yellow that could provide some support on the way down). Of course, if we get a big gap up and move above the Retracement Zone there is plenty of room to rally. Remember - I don't care about predicting the market, I just trade what it gives me every day.
I have also gotten a lot of positive response to my posts regarding the interaction between the ES and NQ charts. Today provided some good examples again, and if I get time later I will post charts.
On the issue of time - my posts will be sporadic over the next two weeks. I am doing some volunteer work for the Obama campaign, including a trip to a battleground state and a lot of phone canvassing. I urge everyone (except McCain supporters*) to get involved. It is simple, and you can assist by making calls from the comfort of your own home, doing things in your own community, or traveling to a battleground state. Find out more by going here.
Dow chart - 102108:
Note - AAPL and YHOO report earnings after the bell. That should give the market some direction for tomorrow!
*McCain supporters - just keep doing what you are doing:
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Trading Without Drama
3 days ago
6 comments:
Thanks for you suggestions, indeed was interesting to follow the ES and NQ today
please don't acll when i'm in the shower. TIA
QBz
Hey q - as long as you take my call when you aren't showering, we have a deal!
: )
I am an on the fence McCain supporter, but you could probably win me over with a call. But I am not in a battleground state.
Great view, political views aside. I do respect the passion however.
I meant great "blog", political views aside.
Nice call on the Dow, I suppose we wait and see what happens at 8,000.
Do you still use Moving Averages and if so which ones?
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