Evening Watch List for October 13th, 2011

Mish Schneider | October 12, 2011

QQQ overbought and could not soar through September high 57.35. Definitely the top of the summer/fall range, but with QQQ and SPY both having an accumulation in volume, market searching for other clues as well. CELG failed the 2010 high …


What is a Retracement Buy?

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Dedicated to EH: Always starts with top down approach


Evening Watch List for October 12th, 2011

Mish Schneider | October 11, 2011

Lots of stocks with inside days after a day of digestion on super low volume around critical levels. Note that QQQ did get an Accumulation day in volume although considerably under the average daily. Once again, some weaker sectors/groups and …


Layering in the Rules

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Phase, Slope, RSI, Price, Daily Pivot Setups and Opening Range


Evening Watch List for October 11th, 2011

Mish Schneider | October 10, 2011

A US bank holiday typically results in low volume. The return of the Asian Market and some good news coming from Europe certainly helped a lot. But what about price, phase and slope? Price-The high of the September rally is …


A Full Analysis

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Piecing together the overall market with sectors and groups


Evening Watch List for October 10th, 2011

Mish Schneider | October 9, 2011

Distribution Day in Volume in 2 key indices SPY and QQQ. However, SPY held the 200 weekly moving average (IWM as well although closed the weakest) making it possible that that the market digested and tested support. After a decent …


Evening Watch List for October 7th, 2011

Mish Schneider | October 6, 2011

Unconfirmed phase change in QQQ to recovery, volume patterns all around still uninspiring, slope on 50 DMA more negative, all but SPY back in channel, price-in middle of range from August low to August high. Yet bears have been squeezed …


A Fundamental View Through Technicals

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When both line up, we got the rules to help you


Evening Watch List for October 6th, 2011

Mish Schneider | October 5, 2011

My list of finding tops/bottoms not in order of importance per se: Price, candle patterns, channel formations, volume, alignment and slope of moving averages (phase and strength/weakness of phase) and a bit of fundamentals (although living in a technical bubble …