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Mollycoddled multiplier
Early openers cautious: Kiwis -0.5%, Aussies -0.2%, Nikkers +0.1% and Sth Korea -0.2%.
In Aussie sectors, Gold +1.4% is the main mover followed by Healthcare +1.1% and IT +0.8%.
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AAPL continues to drag things higher
The unstoppable force of crapple buyers keep an endless bid under the market.
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SPX Update: Another Proprietary Indicator Suggests Caution
On Friday, the market rallied up into the lower end of the Wave 5 target zone, but the short term charts seem to suggest a bit more upside still to come for Tuesday. Theoretically, this should be the last wave of this rally before a meaningful co...
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Languid libations
Gentle upward movement for the early openers: Kiwis +0.5%, Aussies +0.5%, Nikkers +0.2% and Sth Korea +0.1%.
Not too much movement in Aussie sectors: Miners and Consumer Discretionary both +0.8% ranging down to REITS -0.3%.
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Jaunty jetstream
Early openers taking off: Kiwis +0.8%, Aussies +1.1%, Nikkers +1.5% and Sth Korea +0.8%.
Gold +2.2% is the chief mover in the Aussie market followed by Materials +2% and Consumer Discretionary/Miners +1.9%. Telecomms is the only downer, -3%.
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13k Party hats in hand,15k hats already being fitted….
We will obviously grind higher forever and ever.
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SPX and BKX Updates: Finally, the Fifth Wave
In honor of the fact that today is National George Stephanopoulos Day, I'm going to keep this update a bit on the short side. (Actually it's because I spent a good part of yesterday dealing with personal health issues, and have only had abou...
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Introspective incursions
Early openers on the up: Kiwis +0.1%, Aussies +0.5%, Nikkers +1.8% and Sth Korea +1.7%.
Aussie sectors fairly muted: IT +1.7%, Consumer Staples +1.2% with Gold -0.2% the only red.
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Liquidity tsunami
It destroys everything in it's path......
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SPX Update: Apple’s Intraday Reversal May Be a Signal for the Broad Market
The charts are a mess tonight. While the big picture view has shifted somewhat over the past month, my daily short-term preferred counts have been on an exceptional win streak since the end of January -- catching the lion...
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Synchronized Move Developing, But How Far Will It Get?
Synchronized down phases may be developing in 4 week through 13 week cycles but we don’t know what shape they will take. Here’s what to look for.
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Hackneyed histrionics
Generally down for the early openers: Kiwis -0.1%, Aussies -1.4%, Nikkers +0.2% and Sth Korea -0.9%.
Lotsa red for Aussie sectors: Materials -2.1%, Miners -2% and Gold/Consumer Staples -1.6%.
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Savage
Savage, who is savage?
Leave your morals, stake your claim
Savage, you are savage
Bernanke can take the blame
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Mid Day Update Video
Lee Adler gives market support, resistance, cycle signal, and price projection parameters at mid day. Click icon in lower right corner to view full screen.
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SPX Update: Here We Go Again… Another First from this Rally
Yesterday was primarily a market "noise" day, as it traded within a range inside the key levels. It does appear from yesterday's action that blue wave 5 is subdividing. If that's indeed the case, there are two primary routes for&n...
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Grudging gleanings
Nikkers +1% and Sth Korea are doing ok but it's fairly ordinary for Kiwis -1% and Aussies -0.1%.
In Aussie sectors, REITS +2.8% is doing a run with IT -1.3% and Gold -1.2% at the other end.
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Completely rigged financial markets
ES up 9 in a few short minutes,every last tick manipulated......and bears get their face ripped off again.
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SPX Update: Why this Rally is One for the History Books
This is a historic rally, and it's accomplished something the market hasn't accomplished very often -- but I'll return to that later. Monday the market performed as anticipated by the preferred count shown on Thursday and Friday --...
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Fidgety flotsam
Early openers chasing their tails: Kiwis -0.1%, Aussies -0.5%, Nikkers -0.2% and Sth Korea flat.
Aussie sectors trending down: Gold -1% and Miners, REITS and Financials all -0.7%.
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Equity Orgy
Liquidity flying everywhere,but but only QQQ and crapple still breaking out to new highs at the moment.
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Eccentric extrapolation
Neither here nor there for the early openers: Kiwis -0.3%, Aussies +0.1%, Nikkers and Sth Korea +0.4%.
Choppy action in Aussie sectors: Consumer Staples/Healthcare +0.4% with Energy/REITS -0.3%.
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SPX and Dow Updates: Barron’s Does Their Best to Reawaken the Bear Market
The media is giving mixed messages lately. On one hand, we have Barron's weekend cover story, predicting Dow 15,000. This suggests the bullish sentiment is getting more over-blown, and it's amazing how many times co...
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The Titanic is now fully loaded with passengers
Iceberg dead ahead?
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Market Hits 2 Day Cycle Target of 1340 On Open, Dip Buyers Awaited
SP futures (or ES electronic mini S&P) have been tanking since 3 PM (NY time) yesterday afternoon when it became apparent that the Greece deal was no deal and was going down. The Spoos broke the 2 and 5 day cycle centerlines around 6:30 PM and kept going through the night. As of this...
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SPX and RUT Updates: Red Alert Indicators in Conflict with Short-Term Wave Counts
I've been pulling my hair out all night trying to nail down the exact short term count, and have compared the NYA, INDU, SPX, RUT, TRAN, BKX, WLSH and several others -- partially because, due to the indicators, I'm having troub...
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Disgruntled dissembling
Early openers wallowing: Kiwis +0.6%, Aussies -0.3%, Nikkers -0.2%, Sth Korea -0.5%.
IT +1.4%, Telecomms +1.3% and Gold +1.2% are the big winners in Aussie sectors with Miners -1.1% down the most.
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AAPL shorts get molested
Market done clearing out the last of the bears yet?
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2 Day Cycle Target of 1352-53 Hit On Open, Market Tries For More
SP futures (or ES electronic mini S&P) traded flat through most of the night, then went into rally mode at 7 AM NY time, topping out on release of the weekly unemployment claims, which beat expectations. The futures have since been walking sideways, just above the converged 2 and 5 day cycle centerlines, which...
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SPX Update: Proprietary Indicator Suggests Long-Term Caution for Bulls
A contributor on my website called my attention to the fact that some readers "hear what they want to hear" when they read my articles. I do tend to be verbose sometimes when I get going, so maybe some of the key concepts are getti...
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SPX and VIX Updates: VIX Likely to Be Forming a Bottom
Yesterday the market traded up a little farther into the target zone, and has now satisfied the minimum requirements for the fifth wave up we've been looking for since February 8. I literally spent six straight hours charting...
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