BOT Short at 1212

I have to go with the BOT Short signal now in the sp500.  The sp500 needs to get and stay above 1230 for me to say the bulls are ‘out of the woods’.  We could still be in a minor correction under that range and then bust above it later, but for now I have … Read more

Back to BOT short Again 1140

The market continues to play head games with the news and continues to swing around in both directions.  We are still clinging onto support, but I have to go with the short side of the market now, especially if we close weak today. The market keeps bouncing up and down and changes bullish scenarios to … Read more

Back to BOT Short at 1302

Ok back to BOT Short at 1302.  The sp500 cannot hold 1313 and the tape is once again weak.  The bears have the tape for now.  I have to revert back to a previous post that referenced the monthly trend which does indeed look quite bearish. This small head and shoulders bottom was a non … Read more

Bullish Hammer Failed Yesterday BOT Short Signal Still Intact

This is really a weak tape again today.. the bullish hammer of yesterday was a fluke and no follow through today.  The tape looks weak to me and 1250 now looks like it will be busted eventually possibly into July 2011.

This is bearish for the overall market for the longer term.  Unless by some miracle the market can stage an end of day rally to close flat today, this is setting up for much more down in the weeks ahead.

I continue to remain on the BOT Short signal for the sp500 despite my cheerleading yesterday about the big hammer reversal.  Remember, regardless of what I express in these postings, if I am on a BOT Short signal, then that is my preferred bias and committed signal REGARDLESS of what I am venting about in my postings in between.

The US Dollar continues to show strength and may catch a longer term bid.  The administrations actions yesterday to try to pump the market with the crude oil release may now be seen as a total act of desperation as they see signs the economy wants to contract again..

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