So there's a bit of divergence here from copper futes and the McClellan.
NY up/down volume ratio too:
And NYAD...
And the high/low ratio too...
But Mr VIX has not issued a sell signal yet, unlike the January top, which might suggest that any dip will be bought? Clearly, I am still eyeing the 76.4%/full moon time window in two weeks time when I say that.
However, a quick peek at 2007 says that maybe we shouldn't expect any cut-and-dried signals:
Lots of folks shorting the close here. I'm not quite feeling it - thinking that any pullback will be a B wave of this wave 2 and lead eventually to higher prices before long.
At the small scale, we're seeing lots of bearish wedges, but they only seem to break down a little before the tape melts higher once more. As Bukowski points out, this can be a signal of a more powerful move in the opposite direction - bearish patterns are forming, but the bulls are still winning out - for now.
Put/call ratio has only just tipped into bullish territory and the McClellan is pretty much nowhere. I'd like to see divergences build on both in an ideal world.
UPDATE - today's candle was practically a doji, but it does have a very long tail, indicating that lower prices were rejected by the market - today, at least. Looking at the Hamster bands here, you can see how well price was contained by the BB(13,1.618) and to the upside by the MA(13).
Kenny has a very nice Elliott count here, that indicates that wave 2 could be completed already, but if this is wave 2 then it just looks too dang small to be complete right now, which is why I could see a pull back and then higher prices next week.
Just a load of my ramblings basically - I started this blog in order to have one place where I could record my thoughts and charts - to see where I went right - and more importantly where I went wrong, so I can learn from it.
Plus any other rubbish I feel like venting on, natch.