
The SPX daily is runninng right into that declining trend line, with all the momentum indicator's declining as price continues higher. The A50, percentage of stocks above their 50 DMA, is as high as it's been on that three year chart.
The SPX daily is runninng right into that declining trend line, with all the momentum indicator's declining as price continues higher. The A50, percentage of stocks above their 50 DMA, is as high as it's been on that three year chart.Posted by Cucca at 5:49 AM 2 comments Links to this post
Very, very, VERWY, rare occurance this week, the MSW ETF weekly signals are putting out new buys on seven, count'em, SEVEN, of the ETF's, MDY, VTI, QQQQ, FXI, IWM, EWC, and DIA. I mean, this thing only changes weekly signals, like, once a year?? Once every two years?? It also has a new weekly sell on GLD, I hope it goes down, so I can buy it at lower prices, before the shit hit's the fan down the road. Anyway, the software continues to act like the comedy club, for when you look at the charts, it has a confirmed buy on the daily chart of FAZ, and a buy on the FAS, and then when you look at the weekly signals, it has a confirmed buy on FAS, and a confirmed sell on FAZ, as I have said before, I prefer the weekly signals for any type of position trade, or, for that matter, swing trades. We get a lot of banks reporting next week, maybe it will get it's brain's straight by the end of next week.
I couldn't get any more from Omnitrader, it crashed my puter, and is claiming that some one else is using it, hahahahahaha, I guess I'm "invaded", so no daily or weekly signals on the Russell 1000, maybe I'll get it straightened out over the long weekend.
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6:30am: AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! Such are the horror's of trying to "do the right thing"!!! I flagged TXT on the tuesday MSW update, http://cluelessqtrader.blogspot.com/2009/04/msw-4709.html , well, the offer was made this morning, for $21 bucks a share, Textron shares jump on report it may sell to Arab group hahahahahahaha!!! The sad part, is that it was starting to look good, I was looking for the pull back to $7, and yesterday it put on the infamous "hanging man" candle, hahahahaha, the one who got hung, was ME!!!!! Oh well, Such is life.Posted by Cucca at 6:28 AM 0 comments Links to this post
7:30pm: Hahahahaha, boy, you learn some thing every day, I didn't even know they had a word for it, multicollinearity , hell, I can't even pronounce it. What it is, is the tendency for trader's to use the same information more than once, IE, having a Stochastic's and RSI on the same chart, IE, momentum indicators, or, moving averages and MACD, or, OBV and Money Flow or Accumulation/Distribution. Now me, I have all those on a lot of my charts, or in different area's, plus, if you vary the settings on the same momentum oscillator's, like the normal 14 period setting on the Stoch, but use a 2 or 5 setting on the RSI, you can offset some of the information sameness. Anyway, interesting.
No changes on the daily ETF screen. One thing I find interesting, is you notice the MSW has FAZ on a confirmed buy on this daily screen, well, on the weekly screen, it has FAS on a confirmed buy, hahahahahahaha, even the brainless software is completely baffled by bull shit, when it comes to the financials.
I actually ran the Russell 1000 screen twice, because I thought it was a mistake, but it still only come's up with one new buy, out of over a thousand stocks (I have some udder ones in there), ILMN, actually, it don't look that bad, I like the long tailed bar on it. I found none of the seven new shorts interesting. Posted by Cucca at 6:43 PM 0 comments Links to this post

2:30pm: I spent the good part of the day in the MarketRewind chat room, http://marketrewind.blogspot.com/ , very enjoyable, but I'm afraid I typed myself out, hahaha, plus, my puter started running very slow toward the end of the day, I had to reload after the close, and it's still running slow.Posted by Cucca at 2:16 PM 5 comments Links to this post
I highly recommend you read Jeff Saut's article this week, http://www.raymondjames.com/inv_strat.htm , far and away one of his best, especially about the former millionaires.
Oh, hell, read John Hussman while your at it,
http://www.hussmanfunds.com/wmc/wmc090406.htm , he didn't want to say it, but I have no problem, the RAPE of America continues, I'm not going to have to worry about it, because I won't be around, but I feel sorry for my kid's in their later years, and my grandson.
Excellent chart on Marty Chenard's site, http://www.stocktiming.com/Tuesday-DailyMarketUpdate.htm , showing how, compared to 2000-03', we aren't even close to a low, compared to the end of that bear market.
The daily ETF screen has no change's on it.
On the Russell 1000, it has a new buy on GM, HEY, GO FOR IT, hahahahahahaha!!! That's the thing about a brainless software, it don't know what's going on. On the other new buys and shorts, I don't really have an opinion, other than WTR, with all the yelling and screaming about the world running out of water (aren't the polar caps melting??? lotta water there), and BTB being involved, with the government (I expect to see that roach that used to be Vice President in there any minute, I forget his name, he brought a Noble some thing), I would, SHORT THE SHIT OUT OF THIS THING!
Speaking of Obamanomic's, we are getting a quick dose of them in our little town. Fricking gas jumped 20 cents, 20 FRICKING CENTS, in one day here, from 1.87 to 2.07, that's not his fault, it's the roach oil outfit's doing their usual pump into Memorial day. In another note, the Democrap's just shut down 3.5 million acre's here in Utah, to us, the PUBLIC (who own it), and to any energy drilling, which all of our's is natural gas drilling. You notice we almost hit an all time low on natural gas today, which is our source of winter heat here, WELL, YOU CAN KISS THAT PRICE GOOD BY!!!!
And the WORSE part, is I just got the updated cigarette prices from my smoke shop, http://www.cartonsofsmokes.com/ , the one's I buy, almost DOUBLED in price, due to the new tax. I notice the fricking premium brands are going for 50 stinking bucks a CARTON!!!!! I mean, spit spit, I'm going to have to quite smoking, for christ sake!!!!!! I mean, I know what this is all about, but you know, I've been smoking for 40 years, and I haven't died yet, WHY???? Glad you asked, the cancer that is caused by my smoking and drinking, eat's the FAT cells, and then the cancer cell's get so fat, they die of heart disease, HONEST TO GOD, I READ IT IN A MEDICAL JOURNAL (yea, the Cucca school of medicine, hahahahaha). Anyway, if I quite, I'm going to have to start eating a carton of twinkies every day, THAT'S CERTAINLY GOING TO BE HEALTHY!!!!!
One stock I didn't mention, that I kind of like, is TXT, I hear there's rumor's of a take over bid, it showed up on my volume spike list. I mean, obviously, this thing is seriously over bought, BUT, if you could get it back around that $7 level, there's really nothing but clear air up to the $13 "area", it reminds me a lot of my TQNT volume find last week. Anyway, it's just an idea.
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7:15am: Some one asked me about the Uggies last night, UYG, well, I have no opinion on them, the MSW has the FAS as a confirmed weekly buy, wad ever. But, if you are bullish on bank stocks, the obvious choice is to take FAS over UYG, especially over the XLF. They all trade on the charts exactly the same. If you had like, 500 shares of UYG right now, you could sell out, take your $1500, and buy 200 shares of FAS, basically the same amount of risk capital in the trade. IF, the banks get hot, and go back to those early January highs, your 200 shares of FAS would be worth about $5,000, while the 500 UYG would be worth about $3,000, seem's like a pretty obvious choice of which one is the better "risk". Posted by Cucca at 7:17 AM 3 comments Links to this post
In the Russell 1000, we got 4 new buys, and 4 new short signals, I'm not really wild about any of them, but the CSX and SWK short's looks fairly decent. On the daily time frame, the MSW is on various buy signals on 350 stocks, and short signals on 185 stocks, so, the software is pretty bullish.
On the ETF's, there was basically no change on the daily charts, other than a confirmed sell on TAN, and confirmed buy on TBT, however, there was a very RARE signal on the weekly side, a new weekly buy signal on IWM and DIA. Of course, the week isn't over yet, so the signal could change over the next three days.Posted by Cucca at 5:27 PM 0 comments Links to this post


AND THIS IS A BULL TRAP!!!!!!
AIN'T SHE A CUTIE!!! CAREFUL BOY'S, THAT'S ONE BAD ASS TRAP, HAHAHAHA!!!!

6:15am: Futures have turned lower over night, down about .80%, Q's down about 22 cents, about four hour's ago, although MarketWatch would never know it, Futures clinging onto rally , hahahahaha, wad ever. Anyway, I looked and looked for some news, and AH HAH, I found it, Campbell Soup gets downgraded to neutral at J.P. Morgan , I mean, no wonder they are down, that depress's even me, come on JP, for god's sake, don't be UnAmerican!!Posted by Cucca at 6:11 AM 0 comments Links to this post
7:00pm: Just like my friend last week, TQNT, AEP had enooooor-mous, volume, the day before last. Is that the coolest looking double bottom you've ever seen, or wad??!!! So, the STOCH has crossed over to the upside, what this thing may be trying to do, is set up the infamous, "Big Double-U", eeeeeeeerrrrrrrr, excuse me, the "Big W", now, the traditional "take" on these things, is above the middle of the "Double-U", in this case, about 28.50+. BUT, when it get's there, where's your stop??? You know wad I mean, well, right now, it's under 24, you obviously don't want it under that, so, you either take it now, with a stop under the "Double Bottom", or wait for it to get over the middle of the "Big Double-U", with a stop under the double bottom, under 24. "Investing" is a bitch, ain't it??!!
In relation to the post below, I should have looked at the A20 first (this is later), I actually prefer the A20 as far as short term over bought readings, and as I can see, we are more over bought than at any time in the last three years, at 93.4% of stocks in the S&P 500 above their 20dma. This, of course, doesn't mean we can't continue UP, hahahahaha, we did in March of 07', but I'll tell you what it does to me, it make's me verwy verwy cautious, about getting whole hog wildly bullish here, at least for the short term.
Looking at the A50 on the S&P 500, stocks above their 50dma, there's no question that we are over bought, the 80% area seems to be a "high" threshold, BUT, it dosen't always mean we HAVE to pull back. Looking at the three year chart above, yea yea yea, it stopped the January rally dead in it's tracks, looking further to the left, it also stopped the May of 08' and the final all time high in October of 07', dead in their tracks. BUT, looking further to the left, it DID NOT stop the rallies in April of 07' and October of 06'. Like I have said in prior posts, I think the way to look at this, is with divergences. I mean, right now we are over bought, and we haven't even gotten back up to the February and January highs (I don't consider that good), what I would want to see, to tell me the momentum is waning, is for us to get back to the Febrary highs, with the A50 going down, or even better, back to the January highs, with the same thing happening, what this would say, is that we are going higher, with less and less stocks participating in the rally, IE, da Boyz are using a few of the big cap's, to push us higher, trying to suck in Joe retail, before suddenly reversing us, probably with some humongeous gap down. Right now, I have no opinion on it, other than we are over bought, they may work that off like they did a week ago, with a couple of quick, sharp, reversal days, and then the rally resume's.

11:30am: One thing that bug's me man, about the current bear market, is that we've come down so fast, we've left no pivots or support or resistance area's, to "play" off of, during the "rally". The bear from 2000-03' actually left several pivots that ended up being Fibonacci retracement points, plus they worked out well as resistance area's on the subsequent bear market rallies. One chart I didn't do, because it takes several charts, is to show how each one of the bottom's from 00-03', when you put a Fib retracement chart on each of them, the bear market rally that followed set up perfect Fib retracements, either 32.2-50-61.8%, that set up each one of the next pivot highs, you can see a little of that in the middle chart, that has the Fib retracements for that period, on the over all time period.Posted by Cucca at 11:11 AM 1 comments Links to this post