Monthly Archives: April 2007

You’ve probably noticed that recently I seem to be showing a slightly larger picture of market action. Actually I try to look at this every day, but since right now I can’t follow the market in real time (and may … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s Trader Vic 2B setup turned out to be at least a temporary top, but as I said, there are always three ways the market can go, and it chose sideways. But it certainly did so in an interesting manner. … Continue reading →

Today I’m showing three days of data to illustrate two different points — a Trader Vic 2B SETUP and a nice example of what I call an Internal Trendline. An Internal Trendline is just a trendline that was providing support … Continue reading →

Yesterday you saw how having two days of data available pointed out some pivots. Exactly the same thing happened today. And our good friend the 127% external Fibonacci retracement showed up again. For those that just found this site, an … Continue reading →

Today is another example of the importance of leaving trendlines on the screen. And, of course, using Fibonacci measurements that include more than just today’s data. We began with a small pop above the controling trendline from yesterday. Trendlines, when … Continue reading →

The charts may look a little different (haven’t rebuilt my templates yet), but the same old trendlines and A-B-C patterns keep giving trading signals. As happens so frequently we made a small gap in one direction and quickly reversed. The … Continue reading →

I’ve managed to get some computer access (may be out of town for another several weeks.)  Although I won’t be able to trade, I should be able to re-start the daily analysis today or tomorrow.  I still have to download … Continue reading →