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Market volatility has been unleashed the last few trading sessions. While the S&P 500 (SPX) has been locked in neutral territory since the beginning of the year, the continuous failed rallies and dip buying has fueled the monthly SPX chart into the coiling stage as demonstrated by the Keltner/Bollinger relationship. (See the November 2, 2015 posting for more info on this). If charts can talk, they would say, “We are just going to hang around for awhile and wait for something to happen”. When it happens, the promise is it will either be an ugly selloff or an incredible rally.
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notare come il segnale scatti quando nell'indicatore sottostante si evidenzia un segnale ROSSO
Unica volta in cui è stato negato = 2012 seguito poi da un grande rally
ecco il motivo per cui o abbiamo un forte rally o un forte sell-off....in ogni caso un forte movimento
A look at the secondary indices such as the Nasdaq Composite (COMP) can provide initial directional clues for the SPX. On the daily Nasdaq, the two back to back TD Sell Setups has signaled upside price exhaustion, but each successive selloff has been brief. Although technically the selloff is still in motion, last Friday’s huge 2% rally places the Nasdaq on the cusp of yet another attempt of the all time highs. There is another reason to expect a deeper selloff, and that is from the ‘perfected’ TD Sell Setup @9 on the weekly Nasdaq. Since that 9 count hand has been dealt, we’ll have to assume a selloff is near. To refute that notion, a successful move to highs will lay down the probability that Nasdaq equities has switched over the bullish side as the weekly Nasdaq will transition to TD Sell Countdown, the trending component of TD Sequential.
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