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<x-html><html><head></head><BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF"><p><font size=2 color="#000000" face="Arial">Harley Thanks for sending me the file .Do you have the formula for pivot for Trade Station ,If you do can you send to me again Thank you Yacov<br><br><br>----------<br>> From: Harley Meyer <<font color="#0000FF"><u>meyer@xxxxxxxxxxx</u><font color="#000000">><br>> To: RealTraders Discussion Group <<font color="#0000FF"><u>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx</u><font color="#000000">><br>> Subject: Re: Pivots, Posts, Sensibility, and.... Trading.<br>> Date: Sunday, November 23, 1997 11:04 PM<br>> <br>> <font color="#0000FF"><u>Peter2150@xxxxxxx</u><font color="#000000"> wrote:<br>> <br>> > Harley.<br>> ><br>> > I wasn't asking for something for nothing as I didn't ask<br>> > anyone to<br>> > reveal what they were doing, just that they were doing it.<br>> ><br>> > Your comment about math studies would be right if we were<br>> > dealing<br>> > with math studies. But we are not. Math doesn't place buy and sell<br>> > orders,<br>> > people do, and much of what they do is based on pure emotion, fear and<br>> > greed.<br>> > It isn't math that makes prices stop at a certain price, its what<br>> > people<br>> > think about that price. Yes you can apply math studies to that price<br>> > action,<br>> > but that action was determined by people taking action. How would<br>> > you<br>> > explain exhaustion bars mathematically. A good example of pure<br>> > emotion.<br>> <br>> I am not sure how to respond to this. You are telling me there is no<br>> math involded.<br>> I could go on with this but I feel it isn't constructive. We see things<br>> differently. I respect your point of view. I don't deny that emotion<br>> doesn't play a part. I am saying that there is a great deal of insight<br>> into discrete mathematics. Everything in TA is math. How one handles it<br>> is another thing.<br>> <br>> > By the way if you want to add something else very interesting<br>> > to<br>> > your pivot study, take a look at the opening price. In the futures<br>> > anyway it<br>> > is a remarkable support, resistance line.<br>> <br>> Since I am always open to any suggestion, I will be happy to look at<br>> opening prices. But you need to point me in some direction. Or give me<br>> some idea what you are suggesting.<br>> <br>> Harley</p>
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Now this is getting interesting.
During the recent market weakness, bonds rallied as stocks declined.
Today, on the spiral calendar trend change for bonds, both stocks and bonds
declined. The closes were both below the open. This is a nice start to
what I think could be a pretty good decline. This time, perhaps we will see
bonds and stocks decline together. I am encouraged.
I am looking for 5 to 7 business days down at a minimum.
I understand Arch Crawford would be stopped out of the second half of his
200% short position on friday. When you see advisors getting stopped out
and then the next market day the stock market starts down again, you have
witnessed the frustration of attempting to communicate on a once a month
basis. 900 calls, and or consulting calls would seem to be useful to
investors looking for current ideas regarding their investment activity.
Seasonality may not work in this period because the market has gotten over
bought just ahead of the period.
Stops would be above today's highs.
Jim Peeke
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