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Monday, August 8, 2011

08/08/2011 Market Outlook (Oversold)

SHORT-TERM: EXPECT REBOUND SOON, BUT REBOUND, IF ANY, IS SELL

Nothing new today, still the cliche, a rebound is due but since the selling is too strong, so most likely the very first rebound would fail. Both charts below support such a cliche: Although  we could see a rebound but chances are the selling isn’t over yet.

NYADVTICKMA3

Nothing else to say, all the signals I watch daily are oversold now except T2122 which is still a little shy of extremes, which, some of you already knew, is my ultimate weapon for watching oversold/overbought, so maybe the market will drop again tomorrow.  The problem now is it’s very hard to know exactly when the rebound will be, so trading wise, as you all know, personally I never front-run the market (and you should now know why. It’s true, the current case is very very rate, but as long as we stay in the market for many many years, there’re good chances we’d run into days like nowadays and if your trading strategy cannot handle this kind of situation you might end up losing everything. So basically a trading strategy should be 100% reliable, not 90%), but if you’ve already bought the dip, I don’t think average down is a good idea. As for shorting, I think now is equally dangerous too, so maybe day trade or sideline is the best way to go.

T2122

Simply listed below are all the oversold signals I watch everyday, all are no ordinary signals, so should be very reliable. That said, under the current condition, you don’t need to see any signals before knowing the market is way oversold, so really, it doesn’t matter if you see them or not. But if they could make you feel a little bit better for your underwater position, then I’m glad of being a little help here.

NYMO
NormalizedCPC
NormalizedCPCE
MDD
MADandMDD
T2116
NYADVMA5
IndicatorsAtExtremes


INTERMEDIATE-TERM: CONCEPT ONLY, THE WORSE CASE SPX DOWNSIDE TARGET  IS 1,000

See 08/05 Market Outlook for more details.

SEASONALITY: BEARISH FIRST 9 TRADING DAYS OF AUGUST

See 07/29 Market Outlook for more details. Also please see 07/29 Market Outlook for day to day August seasonality chart.

ACTIVE BULLISH OUTLOOKS:

ACTIVE BEARISH OUTLOOKS:

SUMMARY OF SIGNALS FOR MY  PUBLIC CHART LIST: 

TREND MOMENTUM COMMENT
Long-term 2 of 3 SELL
Intermediate 5 of 5 SELL 3 of 5 NEUTRAL Cobra Impulse in SELL mode; Non-Stop in SELL mode.
Short-term DOWN 5 of 6 *OVERSOLD
  TREND COMMENT
QQQ & Weekly DOWN *Triple Top breakdown, targeting Oct lows.
IWM & Weekly DOWN  
SSEC & Weekly DOWN  
EEM & Weekly DOWN  
XIU & Weekly DOWN 1.5.9 TSE McClellan Oscillator: Oversold.
DAX & Weekly DOWN  
TLT & Weekly UP  
UUP & Weekly DOWN
GLD & Weekly UP  
USO & Weekly DOWN  
XLE & Weekly DOWN 4.4.1 Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE Weekly): BPENER oversold.
XLF & Weekly DOWN *4.4.2 Financials Select Sector SPDR (XLF Weekly): Breakdown long term support!
IYR & Weekly DOWN  
XLB & Weekly DOWN  
  • * = New update; Blue Text = Link to a chart in my public chart list.
  • UP = Intermediate-term uptrend. Set when weekly buy signal is triggered.
  • DOWN = Intermediate-term downtrend. Set when weekly sell signal is triggered.
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