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OK, let's look at it as traders. The Nasdaq is down 11% from its
2150 top. It has just taken it in the nose for -70 in a days time
(March 22), then it trades in little more than a 20-point rang for
three days. You look at your chart. You DO have a continuous Nasdaq
chart to look at, right? Nice three day flat. Now what's tomorow
going to bring. If it opens down, have a long breakfast, it it stays
flat, have a long breakfast. But no, it gapped, then rose. The
chances are so great, at -11% and after a 3-day flat that it will be
a stong all-day-upper that this first hour of the day is a mandatory
entry point. There's no waiting for a confirmation, no screwing
around with crossing moving averages, pennants, volume
considerations, economics, earnings, PE, waves, bands and all that
other crap. You enter the market, on the spot, with some depressed
techs - at the safest possible place - at the bottom. It's just that
way. It's so easy if you know the rules, have the experience and
guts. This is not an opinion.
We talk about stuff like this at New Breed.
http://members.aol.com/davetrends
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