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What an Explosive Move for the S&P |
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By Terry Martin
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October 28, 2011
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Last month (my last post actually) I started with - "The S&P is firming up for a breakout to the upside..." Well it looks like the Market (the S&P) is doing that. However, with a big move comes a "pull-back" (for profit taking). Therefore, watch for a small retracement (support areas are given below). And as I have been saying, all other indications are showing strength.
Now, let’s see what this all means:
- The Market has broken out of the Trading Range it has been in for the last 2 months.
- The RSI (Relative Strength Indicator) is confirming this upward move (with more room to the upside – indicating more upside).
- The volume is OK (not great) but OK.
Here’s my new updated Intermediate term Trading Levels:
1311.75 New Upside Target
1289.25 1st Retracement Target
1275.00 (Important Level) for support
1263.50 (Important Level)
1252.25 (Important Level)
1238.25
1215.50
Updated Trading Points:
None (confirming to see if one did form – will update if one did)
Click on image to enlarge!
Have a Profitable Day Trading!
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