Registered: Sep 2002 Posts: 90 06-19-03 10:41 PM Low Vix Low Vix numbers for the last 2 months coupled with a major Bradley Stock Market Model Indicator top around July 1st is setting up a major sell off in the markets. Time to lock in some profits. Gone too far too fast. Can anyone guess who it is???
I have 9:50 and 10:40est signals based on Friday price action. To reply to emails I have received regarding DOW analysis, I will post them if different from S&P signals I am posting .
There was a top at 9:52, so I was 2 min early with my forecast. Considering my signal was based on Friday action, I feel very good about my accuracy . I will sort out all emails I've got about individual stocks and pick one most liquid for my TA .
One of ET members suggested that drawing horizontal trendlines at forecasted times can be used as a range tool. Next signal is at 13:05est
signal at 13:05 was almost high of a day. To those who are following this tread should be obvious that my method predicts times when h/l are formed. This was not designed that way, it just happens that way. For Tuesday I have 9:40, 11:15, 12:00 and 12:35 est. 20 ma would work good so far, so stick with it.
Yes ,it is apparent now that my trading times are marking ends of a daily range . If you draw horizontal lines at the times posted, you will get valuable intraday S/R lines. I was not aware of this till it was brought to my attention . Market geometry rules. Check price action at times posted and if you are not amazed, you are dead ! lol Using geometry combined with math , prediction can be made with accuracy demonstrated here .
I completely disagree with your observations. Your call of 1:05 EST was in the exact center of a flat trading range which lasted two hours. By your "rules", any time posted between 12:10 and 2:10 could be construed as a great call because it was near the high of the day. It's bullshit and you know it.