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Can you say…We seemed to be topping out on the S&P? |
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By Terry Martin
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October 22, 2010
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The Market (S&P 500) repeated last week’s action by making another new high this week then drop. And the S&P still looks like it is “exhausted” and is ready for a needed pull-back. And as I mentioned last week “soon this ride upward will be over and the S&P will be heading back down to my Trading Points.” Let’s review why I feel we are still due (long overdue) for a retracement:
- The Market made a new high this week; then turned around and closed lower.
- The volume is still not where it should be for sustained growth.
- The volume is still not where it should be for sustained growth and is actually increasing on sell-off days.
- The upward trendline has been broken; signaling that the Market is heading lower. True selloff signal will be when we see a close below 1155.50 on the eMini.
- 4. RSI (Relative Strength Indicator) is not showing signs of strength and is now heading lower; signaling weakness.
Here’s my new Short term Trading Levels:
1186.50
1179.00
1174.50 (Important Level)
1170.75 (Important Level)
1167.25 (Important Level)
1162.50
1155.25
Here’s my new Intermediate term Trading Levels:
1181.00
1168.25
1160.25 (Important Level)
1154.00 (Important Level)
1147.75 (Important Level)
1139.75
1127.00
And here are my updated Trading Points:
1193.50
1134.50
1120.50
1114.50
1104.75
1047.00 Major Trading Point (Dec Contract)
1019.00 Possible Trading Point – However very minor.
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Have a Profitable Day Trading!
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