Looking at the SPY:GLD chart, it looks very much like an ending diagonal is in progress and that we are most likely in wave 5 thereof:
What might this mean for the main SPX itself then? I'm thinking that (to I am sure, no-one at all's surprise) that this would indicate that the main market still has a little more upside love to give us before it's done.
So what is GLD looking like then? Well this is either in a long-term wedge or a channel - either way, there is a fairly solid up-trend intact there - which is bad news for anyone expecting the SPY/SPX to plummet any time soon:
Blow-off tops all round then.
Sunday, 25 April 2010
EURUSD reversal
So an emphatic turn in EURUSD, concordant with my analysis in the GBPEUR pair. Could this be the start of a major strengthening of the Euro?
Whatever happened to that triangle in GBPEUR?
It left it until the last possible moment to turn is what. I don't have a copy of the Elliott Wave Principle to hand, but I'm fairly sure that the pattern is invalidated if wave e goes beyond the high of wave c; the high on Friday was a mere 7bps from doing so, but then went on to paint a massive bearish engulfing candle.
I wouldn't be surprised to see this one gap down at the open tonight.
I wouldn't be surprised to see this one gap down at the open tonight.
Saturday, 24 April 2010
SPX:USD
Interesting that from the international perspective, US stocks are struggling to climb at all - 15 is looking like a formidable barrier.
Friday, 23 April 2010
Saturday, 10 April 2010
Swissie update
IWM - a little more room to run
Heavy put-buying Friday in IWM, MET and XLF, which makes me doubtful that a top is at hand just yet - the above chart shows we still have room to run up before running into the upper boundary of the expanding diagonal.
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