Daily range
The daily range is the difference between the high price of the day and the low price of the day.
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May 23, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
This narrow range will most likely be resolved to the upside into the weekend, with the Memorial Day up bias.
(more)April 2, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
With the current news cycle in a negative economic and Middle East mood, this volatility will continue...
(more)February 16, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
The Fed has flooded the market with liquidity, and this has fooled nobody except the US media...
(more)February 12, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
The SPX daily range Friday was 19 points, and the week's range was 19.6 points.
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February 7, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
Although it was only a 6.8 point daily range day, low to high, the very high probability RST strategy caught a travel range of 11.64 points...
(more)January 31, 2007
John Patrick Lee
U.S. bond prices rose today, and the Fed kept the overnight rate unchanged...
(more)January 29, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
The primary daily chart trend remains up, so the bias is for the generals to mark-up their major holdings...
(more)January 26, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
Most all of the reasons given by the media for these daily ups and downs are all Wall Street clichés...
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January 22, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
The daytrading bonanza on Friday in the energy stocks was available to those traders who played GPB (Gap Pull Backs), which was the same for the OIH, XLE and many of the component stocks.
(more)January 17, 2007
Kevin Haggerty
There are several key time dates this week, but they are not as significant as the time periods in mid-February and March.
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