A Zig-Zag Day Ends With A Big Yawn As Late-Day Weakness Sends All Indexes Lower
Well, in all honesty trying to draw conclusions from a day like today is quite useless. In fact, anyone that spent any amount of time today trying to delve into the data to find something useful just spent a whole day wasting time. Today was simply a low volume pullback and nothing-more and nothing-less. I believe, without even looking, that this was the dullest day of trading for 2008.
By the end nothing exciting happened except all the indexes were mildly lower. Too bad that was not the case for my biggest holdings. Shockingly, the past few days, the few charts that are starting to look “near-perfect” (meaning they still have time and the technicals still need work) are all acting the worst. On Friday my biggest holding was my worst holding prompting me to sell 25% and then today two of the five stocks that reside in my IRA now need to be cut. This is simply something I have never! experienced in twelve years. You can clearly see, by going over my ‘past big winners’ on the .com site that from 2000 to the 2002 lows I still about ten stocks make significant gains from beautiful chart patterns. Those same exact patterns are NO WHERE to be found right now and when they do start to form they seem to be targeted immediately.
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