bull market has resumed

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by gharghur2, Oct 1, 2005.

  1. If we need a cataylst to keep this move going, I think we will get one, or two, or three next week:

    SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- They may be relatively young companies, but they're cash-generating machines.

    Yahoo (YHOO) starts the third-quarter parade by releasing results Tuesday, after the markets close. Yahoo is expected to earn 14 cents a share in the September quarter, up 51% from a year ago, on sales of $918 million, up 41% from a year ago.

    Online auctioneer eBay (EBAY) is set to report its third consecutive quarter of sales topping $1 billion. The company reports on Wednesday, after the close. Analysts expect eBay to earn 20 cents a share, up 40% from the comparable period a year ago, on sales of $1.07 billion, up 34% from last year.

    Google (GOOG) is on tap to report third-quarter results on Thursday. The search engine is expected to earn $1.37 a share, up 95%, on sales of $942 million, up 87% in the third quarter. The search giant does not share its outlook for the upcoming quarters or the year, but analysts expect Google to earn $5.63 a share on sales of $3.79 billion. Additionally, Google plans on reporting a non-GAAP number for the first time -- a move that might be confusing to some investors.

    Seems to me, after Katrina more people started staying home and on the internet?
     
    #101     Oct 14, 2005
  2. The markets did just that!
    Now let's see if we get any acceleration to the upside on monday. If not, this may only be a bounce!
     
    #102     Oct 15, 2005
  3. That's like saying the market is either up or down ...

     
    #103     Oct 15, 2005
  4. acceleration to the upside!
     
    #104     Oct 15, 2005
  5. Is the Wave ii correction in all three indices over? Monday or tuesday's action will tell.

    This bull market has experienced four significant impulse waves: Oct. 2002, Mar. 2003, Aug. 2004 and Apr. 2005. Let's examine them in both the COMPX and INX:
    In the COMPX; the first three experienced a gap - up opening, (which was not sold off), within the first three days, the April one did not. The minimum three day range: actual print intraday low to intraday high was 73 points. In the INX (S&P's); the minimum three day range was 27 points. Each of the four impulse waves have become progressively weaker in terms of explosiveness coming off the lows. Let's assume this impulse wave will continue the weakening trend, and we'll give it four days instead of three to accomplish the minimum intraday range. Thus, by tuesday, preferably by monday, we should witness the COMPX advance very close to 2099 intraday, and the INX close to 1195 to confirm the impulse wave kick-off. After two days of rally the COMPX has reached 2065 and the INX 1187, about where they closed on friday. So far, they are inline with what has occurred previously. Keep a close eye on monday's and tuesday's action. The charts have been updated to include last weeks activity. I'll keep you posted!

    For charts and details: http://spaces.msn.com/members/caldaroEW/
     
    #105     Oct 15, 2005
  6. This chart displays the SPX since 2002 ... with an accumulative advance/decline line. Typical bull market stuff!

    When the A/D line makes a major negative divergence...game over. Technical Analysis 101.
     
    #106     Oct 16, 2005
  7. Here's my problem ... maybe some of you guys have seen this before ... the same chart for the NAZ!
     
    #107     Oct 16, 2005
  8. Upgraded targets required for impulse wave kick-off

    Good Morning,

    COMPX (Nasdaq) 2099
    INX (S&P500) 1205
    INDU (Dow) 10,513

    These are print highs, all to occur by wednesday the latest. Best to your week! Tony

    http://spaces.msn.com/members/caldaroEW/
     
    #108     Oct 17, 2005
  9. nitro

    nitro

    You need a MONSTER move for either of those to happen by tomorrow. SPX at 1178, and DOW at 10283.

    A +235 DOW move comes once a year.

    nitro
     
    #109     Oct 18, 2005
  10. It appears this thread will suffer an ignominious death.
     
    #110     Oct 18, 2005