Is it possible to post the 2009 & say a more normal
year like 2006 charts with M3Switch and the other indicators you
typically show on the chart (let me know if you are not sure which
chart I mean and I will provide some further info and reference to
one of the nightly updates that sometimes has the chart)
It would be good to see the consistency in the performance of
the indicators during different market conditions
Can you kindly post the same chart but for 2009 please and a
more "standard" year such as 2006 so we can see how the combination
of indicators looked in those years?
i have met larry a few times and he is a nice guy. however
putting that aside, as i would say for any analysis, trade calls or
the like the answer is to backtest. so dig up all of his calls or
as many as you can and see how he called it. for info, he called a
top for around june or july last year.......ie a top in june or
july 09. not quite right1
I went long around 48.20 a few days ago but its retraced 50% of
the loss from the high so I am going to take profits here. Every
chance it will rally further as MACD hasn't rolled over yet and I
don't see any divergence on the timeframe i look at. But its
struggling at this 50% fib level
I have quite a large position in Sugar and have been buying
the ETF at slightly higher levels and much more aggressively at
lower levels around 38 where it seems to have put in a rounded
bottom (SGG is the ticker)
There are some very high expectations built into the price with
respect to the crop in both India and Brazil materialising with
some record deliveries/output
If we are even slightly short on delivery of the crop, then the
price will rally
Given its fall from 84 only 3months ago, a current price of 43
seems worth going for. I see yes some "sweet" upside
yes nice chart. I noticed GDX had also stopped at the top of its
falling channel and used the opportunity to add to shorts. Should
be a good 2 way bet. If equity markets fall materially, I think you
will get liquidation of some Gold positions given its recent run.
If equities rally, then Gold & Gold Stocks will probably fall
on some dollar retracement of recent gains. We shall see!
Some other things I see at "extremes" in the market is around
the Euro which as we have seen is in semi freefall. Non Commercial
shorts were at pretty high levels last week and extremes so i would
not at all be suprised to see the Euro bounce next week coupled
with an Equities rally and pullback in safehaven currencies of Gold
& Silver
I think medium/longer term we have some big structural
issues here in Europe but no point looking too much in detail.
History tells me that mean reversion or semi mean reversion
happens in most bombed out instruments at some stage
(excluding specific equity related issues).
I actually think we are destined to rally from here. Maybe not
today but over the coming weeks. We shall see. I like taking a
contrarian view. I recall notes last Friday or over the weekend
about a possible 1500point fall this week
If ever there was a trigger to go long, that was it!
yes volatility is the key word for these mechanical systems
under which they perform very well based on historicals. From my
analysis, they need to have VIX > 25 to perform profitably after
you account for commissions and slippage. Under 25 and you won't
make any return...as I say, based on my analysis which may/may not
be correct
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Is it possible to post
Long Term Tools update
Posted by vimal on 4th of Jun 2010 at 03:23 am
Is it possible to post the 2009 & say a more normal year like 2006 charts with M3Switch and the other indicators you typically show on the chart (let me know if you are not sure which chart I mean and I will provide some further info and reference to one of the nightly updates that sometimes has the chart)
It would be good to see the consistency in the performance of the indicators during different market conditions
Matt Can you kindly post the
SPX daily with M3
Posted by vimal on 3rd of Jun 2010 at 05:23 pm
Matt
Can you kindly post the same chart but for 2009 please and a more "standard" year such as 2006 so we can see how the combination of indicators looked in those years?
Regards
Vimal
is there any way to
Top Kill Failure
Posted by vimal on 30th of May 2010 at 07:29 am
is there any way to impose a no long trades ban on bp, the damage caused by their rig is unbelievable.
i have met larry a
Any opinions on this guy...
Posted by vimal on 28th of May 2010 at 02:55 am
i have met larry a few times and he is a nice guy. however putting that aside, as i would say for any analysis, trade calls or the like the answer is to backtest. so dig up all of his calls or as many as you can and see how he called it. for info, he called a top for around june or july last year.......ie a top in june or july 09. not quite right1
I went long around 48.20
GDX 15 MIN divergence
Posted by vimal on 27th of May 2010 at 02:15 pm
I went long around 48.20 a few days ago but its retraced 50% of the loss from the high so I am going to take profits here. Every chance it will rally further as MACD hasn't rolled over yet and I don't see any divergence on the timeframe i look at. But its struggling at this 50% fib level
I have quite a large position
Sugar
Posted by vimal on 24th of May 2010 at 11:01 am
I have quite a large position in Sugar and have been buying the ETF at slightly higher levels and much more aggressively at lower levels around 38 where it seems to have put in a rounded bottom (SGG is the ticker)
There are some very high expectations built into the price with respect to the crop in both India and Brazil materialising with some record deliveries/output
If we are even slightly short on delivery of the crop, then the price will rally
Given its fall from 84 only 3months ago, a current price of 43 seems worth going for. I see yes some "sweet" upside
Regards
Vimal
yes nice chart. I noticed
Gold -- stopped at the top of the 60 Min channel
Posted by vimal on 18th of May 2010 at 02:57 pm
yes nice chart. I noticed GDX had also stopped at the top of its falling channel and used the opportunity to add to shorts. Should be a good 2 way bet. If equity markets fall materially, I think you will get liquidation of some Gold positions given its recent run. If equities rally, then Gold & Gold Stocks will probably fall on some dollar retracement of recent gains. We shall see!
Good point on Silver here
Silver
Posted by vimal on 15th of May 2010 at 06:39 pm
Good point on Silver here Steve
Some other things I see at "extremes" in the market is around the Euro which as we have seen is in semi freefall. Non Commercial shorts were at pretty high levels last week and extremes so i would not at all be suprised to see the Euro bounce next week coupled with an Equities rally and pullback in safehaven currencies of Gold & Silver
I think medium/longer term we have some big structural issues here in Europe but no point looking too much in detail. History tells me that mean reversion or semi mean reversion happens in most bombed out instruments at some stage (excluding specific equity related issues).
I actually think we are
who would want to be long
Posted by vimal on 14th of May 2010 at 12:02 pm
I actually think we are destined to rally from here. Maybe not today but over the coming weeks. We shall see. I like taking a contrarian view. I recall notes last Friday or over the weekend about a possible 1500point fall this week
If ever there was a trigger to go long, that was it!
GDX
Posted by vimal on 14th of May 2010 at 10:04 am
Took a punt early on and shorted GDX. Its looking tired here and it may be a gap open. Pulling back nicely at the moment but the day has just started!
yes volatility is the key
SRS 15 mins
Posted by vimal on 13th of May 2010 at 03:46 pm
yes volatility is the key word for these mechanical systems under which they perform very well based on historicals. From my analysis, they need to have VIX > 25 to perform profitably after you account for commissions and slippage. Under 25 and you won't make any return...as I say, based on my analysis which may/may not be correct
EW Analysis or EWI to
Mchugh and EW topping targets
Posted by vimal on 12th of May 2010 at 05:39 pm
EW Analysis or EWI to be specific is summarised in this report. http://www.erictyson.com/articles/20090616
Annualised Return
Wilshire 5000 Index +9.7% (positive return)
EWI -15.4% (negative return)
And the rest as they say .....is history
Maybe the article should be a sticky post. It gives some darn good conclusions!