' Endless ' Rally end? Have the Stockcharters to add anything?
Robert New's TheInformedTrader looks for pullbacks when hitting 70. When such pullbacks find support when it reaches 50.
But when the alarm is strong, contusions RSI can remain expanded for weeks (and months).
2000 Russell will soon to highs of 2007.
No charts indexed by David Colletti, but lovers of breakouts will find something interesting in the list of graph (StockTradersHQ.com). Microsoft product activation (Grupo Financiero Gallicia s.a.) enjoys a great consolidation over $ 14.
Yong's Cobrasmarketview shows more Pan width is neutral decidely (and certainly not overboguht or toppish)
Yong engineering commercial model has struggled in recent falls.
Fund yields playing disables symmetrical triangle breakout-measured move destination even feature and a test of 40 test likely in the short term.
Richard Lehman from Channelist offers words of Wisdom/wisdom.
2/19--domestic shares, grows the balloon. Short-term trends remain completely intact, even after three months, with no correction. Small caps have groove back and large caps are back in the upper channel again long lines stochastic measures in upper limbs (i.e. overbought). The Fed Gets the entire country for a hot air balloon ride. You can have confidence that it knows how to land?
Elsewhere, China can quickly at the end of the bounce as we approached the line channels over the long-term, but gold is back on top of groove and oil (USO) is just starting to bounce.
Around the country, each Portfolio Manager is loaded with peeling now shares and try to get even more in their portfolios before the quarter ends next month. all thinking the same thing--ride the wave of Bernanke, but make sure you take before everyone else head for the exit. Sounds like a weak State?
2/11--Rise of the dollar hold gold and oil but doesn't seem to be able to bring stocks in the USA. However, others, such as China and India are not complete correction since November.
2/7--Large and small caps both accelerate upside on charts 5 min, but the large caps appear to have hit the lines on the hourlies. Stochastics in upper limbs and volatility is low. Strong position in rail, but technically, MAS shares are very extensive.
Also, USO hit the bottom line in the short term and is bouncing.
Has a chart that shows the Dow channel resistance (different from my take)
Michael Eckert of http://elliottwavetrendsandcharts.com offers a shrinking wedge with divergent technicals and a possible measured move EWT finish (integration-not a surge voltage).
A convergent coild playing also charted 60 minutes, S & P (this time a fifth wave over a wave trending)
Finally, Anthony Allyn of elliottwavehound.com also leads to a vertex 60 minutes in the S & P, but with a number of different wave.
Not quite what was said before the change.
from Declan Fallon (Fallond stock picks)
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