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Current Market Symmetry

January 22, 2018 by TradingMarkets Editors

Kevin Haggerty

The SPX last had a -5.0% correction from the 2194 8/15/16 high to the 2084 low on 11/4/16, which was a pullback to the 12-month EMA. Trump was elected 11/8/16 and the index closed at 2140. There was an 8.6 year cycle leg date at 2016.825 which was 10/28/16 versus the 11/4/16 2084 low, and…    [Read More] 

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent, SPY, Volatility Tagged With: Daytrading, Fib, Pi, RSI, RST, SPX, SPY, square of 9, Trump

Geometric Market Timing is the Significant Factor

February 21, 2017 by Kevin Haggerty

Kevin Haggerty

The SPX made a long term RST top of 2135 in May 2015 at the 1.618 Fib Extension [2137] of the 1576-667 bear market low before declining -12.5% into the Pi Time zone of 2015.75, followed by a rally to 2116, then the final double bottom low at 1810 on 2/11/16. The index has since…    [Read More] 

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent, Short Term Trading Tagged With: Day Trading, Fibonnacci, Pi, RST, SPX, Stocks

Yellen on Hold for Clinton

October 19, 2016 by Kevin Haggerty

Kevin Haggerty

The SPX is virtually unchanged at 2139 after 17 months of trading following the long-term monthly RST 2135 high on 5/15/15, with the major 5 RSI monthly negative divergence. I said that the risk reward was not positive then, and to significantly cut back long exposure on any buy and hold SPX index portfolios. I…    [Read More] 

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent, Short Term Trading Tagged With: Day Trading, Fibonacci, Pi, RST, SPX, Stocks

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