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S&P & Mini Dow Jones

Thu, Oct 22 2009, 09:35 GMT
by Carol Harmer

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S&P Dec Contract

S & P

S&P is finally breaking lower. There could be one hell of a correction now with the uptrend looking to be tested at 1032. This ties in with the 75% longer term retracement target of 1034. Now nearer to home, below 1073 leaves this under pressure for 1067/64. Here you should look to cover all short positions. Although this is going to go lower, it is safer to cover and re-sell a break of 1063.

Look to sell either then a break of 1063 or a move back to the break point of 1072/73. Below 1063 keeps the bias to the downside and sees this come lower for 1056/55. Once more all short positions are looking to be covered.

Now if this breaks 1073/72 and fails to make any further headway on the downside it should trade back to 1075/77 but this should be the top and you should re-instate shorts to here and only reverse above 1080.


Mini Dow Jones Dec Contract

Mini Dow

Well it was poised to puke and it didn't let us down. Its hit target of 9866 and all shorts have been covered.

Now for today the pressure remains to the downside and this is still looking to come lower. You need to sell a bounce to the break point of 9943 or sell below 9830. A loss through 9830 will see this come lower for 9788 initially. Again cover all shorts. Look to sell a break below 9788. A loss through here keeps the pressure to the downside and sees this come lower for 9692. Once more cover all short positions. Re-sell then a break of 9690 for 9636/21.

Until these overbought indicators have eased in the Dow it is still a case for the near term future of selling into any short term strength. The only time this will not apply is if the market breaks through the highs of 1004/07... All bets would be off then and we would continue with the uptrend for 10060.


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