Price Time Volume Investing

Post contains a few charts I found interesting during last night’s analysis. Continue reading

The range from October 2007 to March 2008 was significant. The high was the high of the long term bull market and the low was the financial crisis Bear Stearns blow up. This time cycle ends next Friday. The question is what happens next? Let look to see… Continue reading

Weekly recap of the stock markets with end of week summary analysis. Continue reading

The more I look at the SP500 Index (SPX) the more I am worried. This index is not bullish in any time frame. The Nasdaq 100 (NDX) is in much better shape. If it holds up after the market makes AAPL sauce tomorrow I will be surprised. Continue reading

My interpretation of the Gann Square of 90 is that it is a very simple method to measure the strength of an entity over the course of a significant time cycle - 90 days. The more I look at Gann squares, the more I believe that Gann was not directly concerned with price. The squares are meant to measure time. Continue reading

The Powershares QQQ Trust (QQQQ) squared out in the short term yesterday and looks strong in the long term. Price continues above the 4:1 Gann Angle of the Mar05-Oct07 range. Price recently bounced off the 1:1 descending angle (as expected) and could move all the way to the 1:1 ascending line without losing it’s bullish attitude. Continue reading

The SP500 Index (SPX) bounced off the 1440 level which is 360+90 degrees from the March low and at the 1:1 descending Gann Angle as discussed in this weekend’s Outlook. Continue reading

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDU) recently squared out with a 50% price retrace at 100% time. Normally, this is weakly bullish. Continue reading

The Russell 2000 (RUT) is right at the 50/50 point and in total balance on the retrace working off the long term move up. This, along with the Value Line Index (VLE) discussed last weekend gives me a much better feeling about the market long term.

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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

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