Bear Market almost ready to resume. .....

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    QQQ went UP 5 [12345]months in a row late 2018,Sandra-eng, then almost 6 months,Higher ;but QQQ monthly chart closed a bit lower.

    The weekly chart 10-5-2018 did make a new HIGH; looked like OCT would live its nickname==''bear killer''. Instead it was a bear starter LOL/true. Easy for a strong trender , like QQQ to make 5 or 6 or 7 months highs in a roW= much harder to close 7 months higher. Actually QQQ made 8 months higher highs=1999/2000; but not 8 months higher closes.:cool::cool:,:caution::caution::caution::caution::caution:,:caution::caution:
     
    #901     Apr 10, 2019
  2. destriero

    destriero




    Interesting that you started this new nick the moment that fibo stopped the DoS attack on this site.
     
    #902     Apr 10, 2019
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    Don't trade the Qs but the Nasdaq Comp is part of my course study because Fibo includes it in Dow Theory which the Bombay Stock Exchange obeys and follows for the most part. I did the wave count on my own, then looked at Sentiment the best I could. upload_2019-4-10_10-26-55.png
    I agree with Thread Top call. The first lesson Fibo taught is never ignore a monthly trendline fracture/break - here its definitely fractured but not yet broken .....................

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    #903     Apr 10, 2019
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  4. Overnight

    Overnight

    A lot of odd stuff about this new "Sandra" person. Bombay Stock Exchange, eh?

    And a DoS attack? Is that why the site was acting squirrely yesterday?

    And why does Sandra say Fibo will be back on the 19th? How does she know? Are they dating?

    In any event, let the bear market resume already, so can continue to see the severe downward movement we saw starting in the 1920s! Turn those machines back off!

     
    #904     Apr 10, 2019
  5. destriero

    destriero


    They use the same charts as well!
     
    #905     Apr 10, 2019
  6. ironchef

    ironchef

    So I should buy SNAP?
     
    #906     Apr 10, 2019
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  7. %% I agree sandra-eng;
    but i use 50 + 200 day, 50,200 period moVing aVerage much more than straight trend lines,. I do draw straight trend lines on volume on paper charts+ use 50 day ma also. Stock Traders Almanac [book]says QQQ or Nasdaqqq averages up 1.3%, APR.[SPY/S&P 500 up average 1.4%, APR]They so highly correlated i spell NasdaQQQ, or Nasdaq.LOL:D:D
     
    #907     Apr 10, 2019

  8. Point taken. I used to use the 50 x 200 because both the CNBC's (US & India) talk about it so much. And they get one in and out of the trend nicely but at best one can capture only one third of the move. With a trendline one can capture as high as 80%+. Work in progress .....
     
    #908     Apr 10, 2019
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    NO, i would not;
    zero[0], goose egg PE,
    dividend =0, goose egg,
    52 week low below $5.00,
    managers control to much voting stock,
    profit margin -51%,
    EPS of 36 LOL; prefer 80% or 99%.That means almost 77% of stocks earn better, than Snap trap.
    I used IBD data.

    I do like snap beans!! Snap them green beans in pieces + cook on hot iron, eat, enjoy.:D:D
     
    #909     Apr 10, 2019


  10. Snap is part of my homework along with this video by Alessio Rastani who is a good friend of Fibo.

    Bombay Stock traders are very very much in Long Snap. Not me.

    Both expect it to get to the downtrendline at 14 and then its a good short. Not for me. No interest in this stock.






     
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