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Vix IS a good tool for intermediate timing
but is very poor in performance for SHORT term
moves
Ben
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Kent
Rollins
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Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 9:26
PM
Subject: Re: [RT] Re: [wheelsinthesky]
Re: S&P Square
I don't think a significant move down can begin with the
peak we built on the VIX last week.
Kent
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Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 8:48 PM
Subject: [RT] Re: [wheelsinthesky] Re: S&P Square
Be careful on this up train north
I suspect that it may not take you higher
than Fri. high,,
and if it does,
Take it as a gift to short,,
moving to gold,, if you are not out,, use any strength
Monday to bail out
Ben
(comments welcome)
nice week end
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Joe
Morrison
To: <A
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Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002 8:20
PM
Subject: Re: [wheelsinthesky] Re:
S&P Square
Lorin,
My analysis of this chart goes like this:
Top at 1553, Second top at about 1525
Low at 8.56% down from 1553 = 1420 (Ideal is
8.66%)
Low at 15.66% down from 1553 = 1310 (Ideal is
16.66%)
Low at 19.5% down from 1553 = 1250 (Ideal is
25%)
Double Low at 29.8% down from 1553 = 1090 (Ideal is 33.33%
or 2 x 16.66%)
Low at 39.5% down from 1553 = 940 (Ideal is 43.33% or 5 x
8.66%)
Low at 50% down from 1553 = 776 (Ideal is 50%, which was
met perfectly)
Notice where I use the numbers 1, 2, and 5... just like
the # of planes on the cover. :))
Time wise I suppose there is a similar formula, but I have
not been able to figure it out.
I am reading Bradley Cowan's 4D Market books right now, so
I hope to learn what I'm missing here!!!
You can really help me out here and I am very serious
about this. Major TIA!!!
So, using my inter-market analysis I determined that even
though SP500 has hit 50%
the Dow has not. So there must be MORE downward
thrust coming. This is where I
agree with Haytham and Ben that we are not
done.
There is probably a short term upward trend for a while...
is this the ride you are on?
Joe
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Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002
7:53 PM
Subject: Re: [wheelsinthesky] Re:
S&P Square
Lorin,
I don't have a data provider. I just use
livecharts. Here is the S&P weekly chart from
livecharts...
H&S is Head and Shoulder pattern I assume... I
am not sure if my chart shows what you are looking for.
I've got to be honest with you on this one... it looks
like its going to accelerate thru the floor any moment.
I'd be scared to be long this market. :))
Joe
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Sent: Saturday, September 07, 2002
6:26 PM
Subject: [wheelsinthesky] Re:
S&P Square
Joe, If you are serious in your question;
then design a long term weekly chart of the H&S pattern in the
S&P, post it and we will take a look at the long term
perspective first as Gann suggested. After you post it I will
give you my thoughts on it. Lorin--- In <A
href="mailto:wheelsinthesky@x";>wheelsinthesky@x..., "Joe Morrison"
<morrisonjv@x...> wrote:>
Lorin,> > Cool! That looks a lot like BC's PTV... but how
do we make money from knowing last Thurs was Square???> I see
you could have been a buyer at that price on that day, nice
entry. But how do I exit? Profit = proper exit.>
(Stop was probably at Aug 5th? low and once it moved up... probably
moved stop up to Thurs low for break even.)> So, sitting
pretty now... can't lose much if anything, but when to exit?>
> Joe> ----- Original Message -----
> From: reikimstr@xxxx > To:
wheelsinthesky@xxxx > Sent: Saturday, September 07,
2002 3:55 PM> Subject: [wheelsinthesky] S&P
Square> > > > It took a while to
put this together - but I wanted to illustrate another example, or
confirmation that I had going into that low on Thursday.
I knew this would in all liklihood be there because this point in
space has been important before. > > There is
a lot of information on the chart; and it may be hard to visualize
the rotation concept -- but it has everything to do with structure.
> > It is all about structure, which is
defined by number, geometry, and astro. We then use our tools,
from these perspectives, to determine the correct structure, at this
point in space, for this particular market. >
> And never try to think in a linear or static manner
because the market you are trying to model is non-linear and
dynamic. > > Enjoy, >
> Lorin
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