There are both bullish and bearish scenarios. Right now, I favor the bearish, unless Friday's action cancels it.
IF IF IF tomorrow's close is bearish (Friday) then we may have seen a short term top in the SPX. I don't often say "top" or "bottom". Again, this is dependent on tomorrow's close; we will know more then. A close below 1098 and preferably under 1096/94 would be bearish.
The stochastic is at 70 with a BULLISH cross and curled up (bullish). But the RSI does not agree, with it's signal pointing down. Oftentimes, the stoch "catches up" to RSI 1-2 days later. If that happens here, then the stoch would turn back down without any significant rally (though could get a bounce).
Also bearish is the triple bearish divergence (see yellow lines in chart below). The MACD also has a bear cross (had a bull cross on 11/30, now changed to bear).
Bullish scenario (alternative):
Tomorrow could see a bounce up, and put in a 2 day Thurs / Friday candle pattern similar to 11/27 and 11/28. On 11/27 there was a red candle that closed near support at the 20 MA. The next day, 11/28 produced a bullish reversal candle pattern, and the start of a rally back up to 1117. Similar happened on the red candle on 11/19 and 11/20, with a bull rally to 1112. Further, the stochastic is at 70 with a BULLISH cross and curled up (bullish). But the RSI does not agree, with it's signal pointing down. Oftentimes, the stoch "catches up" to RSI 1-2 days later. If that happens here, then the stoch would turn back down without any significant rally (though could get a bounce).
will update more later...
today... key reversal day candle (higher high with a lower low, closing near the low)... further the candle has a large red body plus a topping tail (bearish). also the candle can be considered the 2 day bearish engulfing pattern.
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
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