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Topic
Board Economics
Re: Martin Armstrong Discussion
by
stockpile
on 10/05/2019, 16:48:30 UTC
ediface

I agree looking forward things get muddy looking at monthly array’s and trying to extrapolate forward, it’s very frustrating and adding to that would be Martin’s blogs during selloffs. He tends to get worked up talking about major support areas so far from price. The Dec low comes to mind, the only number I should’ve cared about was 21,600.
I subscribed to PRO simply to have daily reversals for longer term trade entry’s and exits, waiting for weekly confirmation in the DOW (should it be elected) would put me short roughly 1400 points from the highs.
I bought SDOW on May 1st  the first Maj daily elected bearish (in a while), subsequently we’ve had 3 minors, 2 additional majors plus the triple on the 7th.  Looking forward I’m interested in the weekly reversals and as you mentioned the week of June 3rd , nothing else. I’m just trying to keep it simple for my own sake.

bikefront

Using daily reversals for day trading, I don’t see it, then again I’m not so hot at small time frames. The reversals on the DOW are close at times to actual pivots but mostly would require very large stops, perhaps swing trades using options would be better.

Generally I’m finding these markets frustrating having not traded for a while, low volatility for the most part, low volumes and the incessant buying of any low, there’s no question in my mind about the extent of new money coming in as Martin describes.