It depends on the Standard Deviation and even so, it is just
historical data. It would be too easy to trade if one just had to
look at historical data of how a certain day has played
historically. The markets have been pointing down since 11th of
August, it would be logic with some days in green now. The STO(21)
on the S&P is just about working above the 20% level now after
going under 80% on August 11.
Labor Day performance
Posted by Palladin on 1st of Sep 2010 at 12:24 pm
If Matts seasonality chart plays out, the market should (might) turn down towards EOD no?
It depends on the Standard
Posted by etcbari on 1st of Sep 2010 at 12:45 pm
It depends on the Standard Deviation and even so, it is just historical data. It would be too easy to trade if one just had to look at historical data of how a certain day has played historically. The markets have been pointing down since 11th of August, it would be logic with some days in green now. The STO(21) on the S&P is just about working above the 20% level now after going under 80% on August 11.
Bjorn
yes, but nonetheless many times
Posted by Palladin on 1st of Sep 2010 at 12:57 pm
yes, but nonetheless many times the obvious is obviously obviated by the o blivious
guess I'm in one of my silly moods again.