


hmmmm. Well I've been around long enough now to worry whenever I feel like that. Those babies with their pink little fingers barely holding on to those lollies, suddenly turn into 500KG Purple Gorillas. :) (They also go by the names of Hedge Funds and Goldman Sachs.)
Anyway - enough romancing, let's have a look at today in the context of the recent past.
Last night, in America, the S&P500 was down over 3% after Shanghai the previous day was down 4%. Predictably the Australian market showed a bit of panic selling as the nervous nellies shouted, Get me out. After the initial sell-off, our market was under accumulation for most of the day.
The candle on the day is a "hangman" - often seen at the end of a trend and finished at a 20-Day Low - often a reversal point. The XAO finished in the 4300 area - an area of solid support.
Looking at the Indicators, the daily Slow Stochastic actually closed above its signal line but below the 20 line - both need to be crossed to give a short term buy signal.
The 50-Leaders are showing extreme levels of "over-sold" on all measures.
So - all that suggests a bounce. A tradable bounce? Maybe not. We could go into a sideways consolidation before more downside.
The A/D Line is of particular concern. It broke the solid horizontal support which has been in place since lateOct/earlyNov 2009. That is now a distant eight months ago. It was resisted in both February 2010 and May 2010. That's powerful stuff - now broken. Expect more down side in the near future. (But not tomorrow.)
The RSI has taken on a bear market profile. Oscillating between 20-60. In bull markets it tends to oscillate on the XAO between 35-75.
We're a long way from hitting 20. I expect the XAO RSI to get down near there before we see a meaningful, tradable rise.
So - is it just like taking lollies of the baby? Maybe - perhaps I should check that I took my pink pills this morning. You know, the uppers. :)
Cheers
Red
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