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If you watch a one minute spooz and the same in bonds you will see that
there continues to be a inverse relationship, most of the time...not always.
<p>Reports:
<br><u>Monday</u>
<br>Existing home sales, treasury statement
<p><u>Tuesday</u>
<br>Bank retail sales; consumer confidence; johnson redbood
<p><u>Wednesday</u>
<br>Mortgage refinancing index; treasury offering 2yr notes
<p><u>Thursday</u>
<br>Intial unemployment claims; Apics bus index; employment cost index;
durable goods; help wanted
<p>Mark Seflin
<p>Earl Adamy wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE> <font color="#000000"><font size=-1>Range on
spoo has narrowed too and the retracements are much larger. If you put
spoo and bonds together, it looks like both are getting setup for a move.
Based on poor action in spoo I suspect the spoo may head south and the
bonds north.</font></font> <font size=-1>Earl</font></blockquote>
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If you watch a one minute spooz and the same in bonds you will see that
there continues to be a inverse relationship, most of the time...not always.
<p>Reports:
<br><u>Monday</u>
<br>Existing home sales, treasury statement
<p><u>Tuesday</u>
<br>Bank retail sales; consumer confidence; johnson redbood
<p><u>Wednesday</u>
<br>Mortgage refinancing index; treasury offering 2yr notes
<p><u>Thursday</u>
<br>Intial unemployment claims; Apics bus index; employment cost index;
durable goods; help wanted
<p>Mark Seflin
<p>Earl Adamy wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE> <font color="#000000"><font size=-1>Range on
spoo has narrowed too and the retracements are much larger. If you put
spoo and bonds together, it looks like both are getting setup for a move.
Based on poor action in spoo I suspect the spoo may head south and the
bonds north.</font></font> <font size=-1>Earl</font></blockquote>
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When trading stocks or mutual funds selecting the right stock or fund is a
given. Buying an equity for a trade that has strong fundamentals is important.
Buying an equity that has a positive technical analysis is important. But
buying an equity in a declining or weak overall market is likely to reduce the
chance of success. Yes, these are generalities, but give me a break on this
for the moment <G>.
The point is, we would be better off trading in the general direction of the
underlying market and have the wind to our back so to speak.
The question I pose is, "What method(s), if any, do you use to determine the
probable direction of the market." For starters, one might look for
divergence's in the DJIA or SPX and the Adv-Dec line. Or applying the ADX or
Stochastic.
One that has some promise is the Parabolic SAR using the canned parameters in
MS. Take a look at the Parabolic SAR against the DJIA, the SPX, or the NASDAQ.
What's your method?
Jim Barone
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