Price Time Volume Investing

Timing Market Cycles using Methods of WD Gann, Elliott Wave, Geometry, Squares, Trend Lines

Price Time Volume Investing WD Gann Elliott Wave Charts of SP500 Angles

Two Stocks in Strong Position - Update

September 29th, 2008 No Comments

I posted the charts of two strong looking stocks at the end of July. I noticed that both remain is a strong position. One stock is a home builder and the other is a technology stock. Continue reading

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Russell 2000 In Strong Long Term Position

September 12th, 2008 No Comments

The smaller growth companies cannot function in a recession or a weak credit environment. They do not have the resources to sustain a downturn with large damage. Unless this chart move below the August low I am long term bullish. Continue reading

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Double Bottom Accumulation Day on SPX

September 11th, 2008 No Comments

The SPX and COMPQ had accumulation days after a big gap down today. Both remain below the 50 day moving average and I am not ready to call a bottom without real buying next week. Continue reading

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QQQQ End of Day Range Square

May 19th, 2008 4 Comments

I’ve been watching the Powershares QQQ Trust (QQQQ) using only end-of-day prices and it looks in good shape from a price/time view. The price/volume view is not so good as there has been much less volume on the way up from March than there was coming down from October 2007. This fits in with my retest/new low scenario into the upcoming October. Continue reading

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Market Leaders Ready for Cycle Turn?

May 12th, 2008 No Comments

The setups of these three market leaders support my guess of another leg down into October followed by another bull market. Keep in mind that these “guesses” are based on price-time-volume characteristics that I have seen many times. Continue reading

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AAPL as a Cycle Example

May 6th, 2008 2 Comments

A question was asked about AAPL and my analysis about a month ago on another forum. At the time I suggested that a time to consider shorting AAPL would be as price moved to the 1:1 descending diagonal. Continue reading

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