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11/13/09: Plus 6% on the S&P 500 - simple 10-points stop loss allows to double the profit

11/06/09: Nasdaq 100 Chart - Plus 4.7 percent in less than 2 weeks

10/30/09: Nasdaq 100 - beats the market continuously

10/23/09: Plus 40 points on the Nasdaq 100

10/16/09: Russell 2000 - trading the Russell 2000 on intraday charts

10/09/09: S&P 500 Trading

10/02/09: plus 41 points on the S&P 500 over the last two weeks

09/25/09: More than 20 points on the S&P 500

09/18/09: +6% on the S&P 500

09/11/09: S&P 500 Chart with SBV beats the market

08/28/09: S&P 500 E-mini trading

08/21/09: Using SBV for intraday trading

08/14/09: 15 points on the S&P 500 is more than $7,000 on 10 S&P emini contracts

08/07/09: Trade with confidence

07/31/09: SBV caught the trend

07/24/09: SBV made 11 % on the recent rally

07/17/09: +8% on the S&P 500

07/10/09: +6% on the S&P 500 simple trading system

07/02/09: Short-term trading system

06/26/09: More than 7% on the S&P 500 index

06/19/09: Trading System for the S&P 500 index

06/12/09: S&P 500 trading in sideway market

06/05/09: Profitable Index Trading

05/22/09: more than 4% in a month on the S&P 500

05/22/09: plus 4% a month by trading SBV

05/15/09: S&P 500 Chart - plus 4% in two weeks

05/08/09: S&P 500 continue to beat the market by delivering almost 12% over period of 2 months

05/01/09: S&P 500 - plus 9% on the index in two months

04/24/09: Nasdaq 100 plus 4% on the Nasdaq 100 index in a week

04/17/09: S&P 500 continue beat the market

04/09/09: Index Trading - plus 12% on the S&P 500 in 2 months

04/03/09: S&P 500 charts - plus 17% on the S&P 500 index 1 2 weeks and +10% in 2 months

Financial News
(11/20/2009)

An absence of (stimulating) economic data releases, Dell's significant earnings miss (as we reported yesterday) - now called a 'debacle', and of course the suddenly strengthening US dollar served as a drag for the equity market today...

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Volume based technical analysis of broad market indexes. The trading system and market-timing system aid for the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100..., as well as QQQQ, SPDRs, Diamonds and other index derivatives.


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(Advance/Decline History back to 1997...)
Daily Market Outlook
(Short-, mid- and long-term clear outlook)
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(Show when to buy and when to sell)
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Daily Market Outlook

Use our signals to trade with profit

In Thursday's report, we suggested that in spite of 'the potential for an intraday bounce' the major indexes could 'trade still modestly lower'. Today, we saw down-closes on the major indexes although there was a modest late-day rally (where the Dow briefly entered into positive territory).


Daily Market Outlook (11/20/2009):
(Click here to read complete current Market Outlook)


Market Performance:



This week's early bullish action (which had boosted the market to new highs for the year) has given way to three consecutive down-closes. In today's (options expiration) session, the NASDAQ 100 lost 0.5% (the index ends the week down 1.35%), the S&P 500 declined 0.33% (it finishes the week with a loss of 0.19%), and the Dow was down 0.15% today (yet closes the week with a gain of 0.47%).

3,155 million shares were traded on the S&P 500 today; this volume output is 22% below the index's average daily volume generated over the past three months.


Volume Analysis:
9:30 - 12:35: For a second session in a row, we saw the NASDAQ 100 gap down 13 points at the open. Following this weak start, the index rallied sharply, but not for long; only 10 minutes later, the bears already regained the upper hand, driving the index lower to a new low (i.e., below the gap opening) at 10:05. From this point on, the market languished near its session low, bouncing weakly along the bottom until the early afternoon. During the index's entire morning slide, it accumulated a sizable amount of bearish volume (which appears in red on the SBV oscillator pane). A 5-day chart shows a large bearish volume surge that peaked around 10:00. This sizable bearish volume spike was a signal that the bears' efforts to push the market lower might soon be spent and that we could therefore anticipate some support and / or an upswing on the index.

12:35 - 16:00: A one-day chart indicates how the index - after having accumulated a surplus of bearish volume throughout the morning - started to move slowly off its lows and trend modestly higher. While it was a shallow recovery, the index was still able to recover sufficiently to close the session roughly in mid-range, down half a percent for the day. The afternoon climb was interrupted at 14:40, following a buildup of bullish volume (seen in green on the SBV oscillator pane), a signal that the bulls had temporarily exhausted their power to move the market higher. However, following a further addition of bearish volume between 14:45 and 15:15, the index was then able to stage a late-day push into the close. In summary, a 5-day chart of the index shows that today's trading resulted in a pronounced surplus of bearish volume.

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Nasdaq in a month?

Up

The same as now

Down

I don't know

IndexChange
AMEX Comp.-1.36%
NASDAQ Comp.-0.50%
NYSE Comp.-0.47%
DJI-0.15%
S&P 100-0.31%
S&P 500-0.33%
Russell 3000-0.34%
IndexChange
Gold/Silver-0.84%
Oil-2.25%
Semiconductor-0.81%
IndexAdv/Decl
AMEX390/617
NASDAQ1,152/1,343
NYSE1,160/1,877
DJI8/21
S&P 10035/62
S&P 500163/326
Russell 30001,131/1,599
IndexVolume (K)
AMEX679,722
NASDAQ1,833,719
NYSE3,743,408
DJI682,769
S&P 1001,582,639
S&P 5003,155,156
Russell 30004,740,010

Trading Systems
(how to use our services)

1. Trading Systems based on our QQQQ, SPDRs and DIA trading Signals.

2. How to use our "Daily Market Outlook".

3. Trading Systems based on our Selling & Buying Volume Indicators.

4. Simple Trading SBV Indicators.

5. Trading Systems based on S&P 500 Index Volume Indicators.

6. Trading Systems based on S&P 500 Advance Decline Indicators.

7. Simple trading based on RSI and volume surges.

8. Using Stochastics and volume surges in trading.

9. S&P 500 short-term trading.

10. NASDAQ 100 short-term trading.

11. S&P 500 mid-term system.

Testimonials

"I just wanted to let you know that I am very impressed with the SBV. I took out a trial subscription on Sunday and test your indicators with my CFD trading. After a few hiccups I decided to focus on the Nasdaq 100. I am still refining my strategy but I made enough to pay for the subscription, so I decided to take out a paid subscription. If I can keep going at this rate, I reckon I should be quite profitable by the end of the month."
O.R.

"Yes I have used that technique as recommended on your site. Achieved a 30% return in one day using the SP100 options. I have meshed MACD, trend lines, other indices esp NASDQ, and crossovers on the downside. You are correct, the SBV charts work especially well on the uptrend. So thanks for responding to my frustrations -- and your most recent Market Commentaries are actually much stronger while not being a recommendation."
A. B.

"Within the last 30 to 45 days we received a commentary regarding a recent small group study using the SBV and 66% and 33% levels (both plus and minus) that proved very accurate. I have since duplicated a portion of that study with my own trades with very satisfactory results."
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"I'm very impressed with the quality and functionality of your graphs. When you spend hours looking at stock charts, it makes a difference to be looking at something crisp and bright and in high resolution. I hope I never have to look at another black stock chart."
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