Price moved higher yesterday in the vicinity of the prior highs before rolling over, so the topping action is somewhat cheesy. For a firm negative divergence spank down you want to see a higher price print. The SPX moved sideways in a tight range yesterday, and did squeeze out a new all-time closing high at 1808.37, but the indicators weakened considerably creating the neggie d spank down intraday. The indicators are weak and bleak so lower lows would be anticipated for the few hours ahead. The brown gap at 1805-1806 will need filled. If price falls under yesterday's low at 1806, the SPX will likely print sub 1800 in quick order. Watch the 8/34 cross. This information is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Do not invest based on anything you read or view here. Consult your financial advisor before making any investment decision.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
SPX 30-Minute Chart 8/34 MA Cross Sideways Channel Gap
Price moved higher yesterday in the vicinity of the prior highs before rolling over, so the topping action is somewhat cheesy. For a firm negative divergence spank down you want to see a higher price print. The SPX moved sideways in a tight range yesterday, and did squeeze out a new all-time closing high at 1808.37, but the indicators weakened considerably creating the neggie d spank down intraday. The indicators are weak and bleak so lower lows would be anticipated for the few hours ahead. The brown gap at 1805-1806 will need filled. If price falls under yesterday's low at 1806, the SPX will likely print sub 1800 in quick order. Watch the 8/34 cross. This information is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Do not invest based on anything you read or view here. Consult your financial advisor before making any investment decision.
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