[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]

[RT] Fw: 7/31 Report



PureBytes Links

Trading Reference Links




 
----- Original Message ----- 
From: <A 
title=mike-burk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
href="">Mike Burk ; <A 
title=mike-burk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
href="">Mike Burk 
To: <A title=mike-burk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
href="">Mike Burk 
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2004 9:53 AM
Subject: 7/31 Report

<A 
name=OLE_LINK4><A 
name=OLE_LINK1><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>Technical market report for July 31, 
2004
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>The good news 
is:

  <LI class=MsoNormal 
  ><SPAN 
  ><SPAN 
  ><SPAN 
  >New lows dried up last 
  week.
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
> 
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>New lows are the single best indicator for 
assessing market risk.  After a 
price low, new lows diminish quickly.  
The new low indicator is a 10% trend (19 day EMA) of new lows plotted on 
an inverted Y axis so that an increasing number of new lows moves the indicator 
downward.  A rule of thumb that 
works pretty well is: Market risk is minimal after the new low indicator has 
been heading upward for 5 consecutive 
days.
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>The chart below shows that we are not there yet, 
but we have a good start.  The 
indicator has been heading upward for 2 consecutive days and last week NASDAQ 
new lows dropped from 223 on Monday to 56 on Friday, NYSE new lows dropped from 
91 to 24 over the same period.
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
><v:shapetype id=_x0000_t75 
coordsize="21600,21600" o:spt="75" o:preferrelative="t" 
path="m@x@5l@x@11@x@11@x@5xe" filled="f" stroked="f"><v:stroke 
joinstyle="miter"><v:f 
eqn="if lineDrawn pixelLineWidth 0"><v:f 
eqn="sum 0 0 @1"><v:f 
eqn="prod @3 21600 pixelWidth"><v:f 
eqn="prod @3 21600 pixelHeight"><v:f 
eqn="prod @6 1 2"><v:f 
eqn="sum @8 21600 0"><v:f 
eqn="sum @10 21600 0"><v:path o:extrusionok="f" 
gradientshapeok="t" o:connecttype="rect"><o:lock v:ext="edit" 
aspectratio="t"><v:shape id=_x0000_i1025 
 type="#_x0000_t75"><v:imagedata 
src="" 
o:title="OTC-NL"><IMG 
src="gif00202.gif">
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>The secondaries usually lead the blue chips both 
up and down.The chart below shows the Russell 2000 (R2K) and the 
S&P 500 (SPX) along with a FastTrack relative strength indicator called 
Accutrack.  The R2K led the decline 
downward and is now leading the recovery 
upward.
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
><v:shape id=_x0000_i1026 
 type="#_x0000_t75"><v:imagedata 
src="" 
o:title="FT-R2K-SPX"><IMG 
src="gif00203.gif">
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>A summation index (SI) is a running total of 
oscillator values.  When the 
oscillator is positive its SI rises, when the oscillator is negative its SI 
falls.  SI’s do not lead, but do a 
good job of smoothing the often violent action of oscillators.<SPAN 
>  The chart below is typical 
of many broad based price indexes this week.<SPAN 
>  It shows 3 SI’s, the underlying 
oscillators are calculated from advancing – declining issues, new highs – new 
lows and upside – downside volume.  
The data is limited to the component issues of the R2K and new highs and 
new lows have been calculated over the past 6 weeks rather than the past 52 
weeks as reported by the exchanges.  
The downward movement of the Volume and Advance – Decline SI’s has been 
arrested by last weeks rally, but the High – Low SI is still heading 
downward.
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
><v:shape id=_x0000_i1027 
 type="#_x0000_t75"><v:imagedata 
src="" 
o:title="R2K-All-Si's"><IMG 
src="gif00204.gif">
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
> Seasonally the first few trading days of 
the month are usually positive, August is an 
exception.
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>First 
5 trading days of August.The number following the daily return 
represents the day of the week;1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday etc.<BR 
clear=all>The number following the year is its position in the presidential 
cycle R2K<SPAN 
>           
Day1      
Day2      
Day3      
Day4      
Day5      
Totals1989-1<SPAN 
>      -0.17% 2<SPAN 
>   0.10% 3<SPAN 
>   0.56% 4<SPAN 
>   0.01% 5<SPAN 
>   0.70% 1<SPAN 
>     1.19%<BR 
clear=all>1990-2      
-0.46% 3  -1.36% 4<SPAN 
>  -2.67% 5<SPAN 
>  -3.46% 1<SPAN 
>   0.13% 2<SPAN 
>    -7.81%<BR 
clear=all>1991-3      
-0.02% 4   0.17% 5<SPAN 
>  -0.32% 1<SPAN 
>   0.24% 2<SPAN 
>   0.09% 3<SPAN 
>     0.16%<BR 
clear=all>1992-4<SPAN 
>       0.31% 
1   0.03% 2<SPAN 
>  -0.48% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.54% 4<SPAN 
>   0.01% 5<SPAN 
>    -0.67%<BR 
clear=all>1993-1<SPAN 
>       0.30% 
1   0.27% 2<SPAN 
>   0.30% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.13% 4<SPAN 
>   0.21% 5<SPAN 
>     0.95%<BR 
clear=all>1994-2<SPAN 
>       0.41% 
1   0.24% 2<SPAN 
>   0.04% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.39% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.25% 5<SPAN 
>     0.06%<BR 
clear=all>1995-3      
-0.46% 2  -0.17% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.19% 4<SPAN 
>   0.34% 5<SPAN 
>   0.29% 1<SPAN 
>    -0.19%<BR 
clear=all>1996-4<SPAN 
>       1.08% 
4   1.56% 5<SPAN 
>   0.10% 1<SPAN 
>   0.17% 2<SPAN 
>   0.69% 3<SPAN 
>     3.61%<BR 
clear=all>1997-1     
 -0.07% 5<SPAN 
>   0.34% 1<SPAN 
>   0.65% 2<SPAN 
>   0.58% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.14% 4<SPAN 
>     1.36%<BR 
clear=all>1998-2      
-1.52% 1  -2.84% 2<SPAN 
>  -0.73% 3<SPAN 
>   1.99% 4<SPAN 
>   2.26% 5<SPAN 
>    -0.85%<BR 
clear=all>1999-3      
-0.48% 1  -1.43% 2<SPAN 
>  -1.51% 3<SPAN 
>   0.01% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.40% 5<SPAN 
>    -3.81%<BR 
clear=all>2000-4      
-0.57% 2   0.49% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.15% 4<SPAN 
>   0.84% 5<SPAN 
>   1.24% 1<SPAN 
>     1.84%<BR 
clear=all>2001-1<SPAN 
>       0.92% 
3  -0.05% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.38% 5<SPAN 
>  -1.27% 1<SPAN 
>  -0.13% 2<SPAN 
>    -0.91%<BR 
clear=all>2002-2      
-0.82% 4  -3.28% 5<SPAN 
>  -2.48% 1<SPAN 
>   3.72% 2<SPAN 
>   0.70% 3<SPAN 
>    -2.15%<BR 
clear=all>2003-3      
-1.67% 5  -0.71% 1<SPAN 
>  -1.57% 2<SPAN 
>  -0.77% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.03% 4<SPAN 
>    -4.75%<BR 
clear=all>Averages    
-0.21%    
-0.44%    
-0.59%     
0.09%     
0.36%      
-0.80%<SPAN 
> Winners<SPAN 
>       33%<SPAN 
>       53%<SPAN 
>       33%<SPAN 
>       60%<SPAN 
>       67%<SPAN 
>        
47%SPX<SPAN 
>           
Day1      
Day2      
Day3      
Day4      
Day5      
Totals1989-1<SPAN 
>      -0.67% 2<SPAN 
>   0.17% 3<SPAN 
>   0.12% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.24% 5<SPAN 
>   1.60% 1<SPAN 
>     0.97%<BR 
clear=all>1990-2      
-0.18% 3  -1.14% 4<SPAN 
>  -1.88% 5<SPAN 
>  -3.02% 1<SPAN 
>   0.12% 2<SPAN 
>    -6.10%<BR 
clear=all>1991-3      
-0.18% 4   0.02% 5<SPAN 
>  -0.55% 1<SPAN 
>   1.44% 2<SPAN 
>  -0.02% 3<SPAN 
>     0.72%<BR 
clear=all>1992-4<SPAN 
>       0.21% 
1  -0.17% 2<SPAN 
>  -0.51% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.38% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.41% 5<SPAN 
>    -1.26%<BR 
clear=all>1993-1<SPAN 
>       0.45% 
1  -0.20% 2<SPAN 
>  -0.16% 3 <SPAN 
> -0.09% 4<SPAN 
>   0.12% 5<SPAN 
>     0.12%<BR 
clear=all>1994-2<SPAN 
>       0.60% 
1  -0.10% 2<SPAN 
>   0.20% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.66% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.29% 5<SPAN 
>    -0.25%<BR 
clear=all>1995-3      
-0.43% 2  -0.15% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.01% 4<SPAN 
>   0.03% 5<SPAN 
>   0.20% 1<SPAN 
>    -0.36%<BR 
clear=all>1996-4<SPAN 
>       1.57% 
4   1.92% 5<SPAN 
>  -0.34% 1<SPAN 
>   0.33% 2<SPAN 
>   0.27% 3<SPAN 
>     3.75%<BR 
clear=all>1997-1      
-0.75% 5   0.33% 1<SPAN 
>   0.22% 2<SPAN 
>   0.83% 3<SPAN 
>  -0.95% 4<SPAN 
>    -0.31%<BR 
clear=all>1998-2      
-0.73% 1  -3.62% 2<SPAN 
>   0.87% 3<SPAN 
>   0.76% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.02% 5<SPAN 
>    -2.75%<BR 
clear=all>1999-3      
-0.05% 1  -0.44% 2<SPAN 
>  -1.27% 3<SPAN 
>   0.64% 4<SPAN 
>  -1.02% 5<SPAN 
>    -2.15%<BR 
clear=all>2000-4<SPAN 
>       0.51% 
2   0.04% 3<SPAN 
>   0.96% 4<SPAN 
>   0.71% 5<SPAN 
>   1.12% 1<SPAN 
>     3.35%<BR 
clear=all>2001-1<SPAN 
>       0.39% 
3   0.40% 4<SPAN 
>  -0.52% 5<SPAN 
>  -1.14% 1<SPAN 
>   0.33% 2<SPAN 
>    -0.56%<BR 
clear=all>2002-2      
-2.96% 4  -2.31% 5<SPAN 
>  -3.43% 1<SPAN 
>   2.99% 2<SPAN 
>   2.00% 3<SPAN 
>    -3.70%<BR 
clear=all>2003-3      
-1.03% 5   0.27% 1<SPAN 
>  -1.77% 2<SPAN 
>   0.17% 3<SPAN 
>   0.73% 4<SPAN 
>    -1.62%<BR 
clear=all>Averages    
-0.22%    
-0.33%    
-0.54%     
0.16%     
0.25%      
-0.68%<SPAN 
> Winners<SPAN 
>       40%<SPAN 
>       47%<SPAN 
>       33%<SPAN 
>       60%<SPAN 
>       60%<SPAN 
>        
33%
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>Last weeks rally corrected the extremely 
oversold condition we had at the beginning of the week.<SPAN 
>  Next week begins with most of the 
indicators neutral and a modestly negative seasonal bias.<BR 
clear=all>I expect the major indices to be lower on Friday August 6 than they 
were on Friday July 30.
<SPAN 
><SPAN 
><SPAN 
>This report is free to anyone who wants it, so 
please tell your friends.They can sign up 
at:http://www.guaranteed-profits.comIf it is not for you, reply with 
REMOVE in the subject line.Thank you,Mike Burk 
W11/L14/T5
---Outgoing mail is 
certified Virus Free.Checked by AVG anti-virus system (<A 
href="">http://www.grisoft.com).Version: 6.0.732 / 
Virus Database: 486 - Release Date: 7/29/2004







Yahoo! Groups Sponsor


  ADVERTISEMENT 












Yahoo! Groups Links
To visit your group on the web, go to:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/realtraders/ 
To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:realtraders-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.




Attachment: Description: ""

Attachment: Description: ""

Attachment: Description: ""