
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
FLWS Update2
Need to test and break through 7.80 before making another low. This breakout could be a wave 5 extension. Over the next several days FLWS could test $6 and if it holds as support then we will rally for a $1.40 minimum target.FLWS Triangle
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Google Wave C or 3
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
U.S Index Support Levels

S&P 500 support level = 61.8%
INDU support level = 78.6%
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Due to the implications of the above Fibonacci sequence, it can be determined that a considerable upward correction *could* take place. All long positions should be initiated with extreme caution because of the vulnerability of the current support levels. More importantly, a high percent of capital should be saved for entry at the next support level down or to take new short positions if corrective rally is to take place. Not willing to call the bottom at these levels. Position recomendation is to hold onto short sales and cover at the next level down.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
CTCM Update May 20th
Click on Image to EnlargeTuesday, March 25, 2008
Short the ESM8 or S&P500 ETF
The corrective wave b we anticipated earlier ended up becoming what appears to be Corrective Wave 2. As a result there should be a dramatic decline down to several possible levels. Enter short position right now or wait for confirmation break of 1330. We should test 1330 within the next 2 days. A break through this level would confirm the corrective activity.
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Update Saturday March 29th

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Update-April 6 2008
First round of cover stops taken out. The S&P correction is unfolding in a 5-3-5 pattern. Due to the structure of "A" we can expect a decline down to around 1320. The rally following this decline could be the final leg up for the correciton.
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Update April 23rd
SPX Declined to 1320 as projected, this being the result of a triangle. Corrective rally currently at 1379 S&P500. There could be one more decline down to 1365. Then an additional rally of 40 points. This upcoming rally is suspected to be the end of this correction (trend being down).
RIMM W3 of W5 Complete
RIMM has reached short term peak. A correction is highly probable. Take some profit on the trade and buy additional shares at a lower price. Allow yourself to have an averaged lower price than $103. This will avoid the potential of getting stopped out to soon. If you purchased the stock when the recommendation came out your position should be between $93 & $97.Buy 1000 @ $94 March 10th
Sell 500@ $105 March 13th
Buy 500 @ 97 ------AVG=95.50 March 17th
Sell 500@ 114 March 25th
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THIS WEEK
Buy500@ 106 or (LOWER) = AVG = 100.75 March 26th- 31st
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Sell 1000 @ 121= Trade Finished
Monday, March 17, 2008
SPX INDU COMPX Wave "B" or "5"

Wave A's time consumes 1-2 days, Wave B's time consumes 3-4 days (exact minutes will be provided when my data provider quites blocking this information). If this first rally was the end of the correction then we would expect all upward market action to be retraced in less time than it takes to form. Since wave b's time exceeds that of "A" then we can conclude that wave b is also corrective in nature, and as such it should be almost completely retraced in 50% of the time that it took to form. This scenario would result in a positive impacting Fed decision occurring March 17th with a rally extending to 1305 , 1317, or 1325. WAVE 1-2 is Flat-sideways therefore the ABC of W4 abiding by the rule of alternation would be volatile.
Thursday, March 13, 2008
RIMM Update
Sell target on RIMM moved down from 115 to 113. This target is lowered because the initial 115 target was calculated on prices bottoming around 95.00. Two days following the buy rating, prices bottomed at 93.37. Were up about 11.00% in just 3 days so I hope that you all took some profits in the last 30 minutes of trading today (Mar13th). The last 2 hrs of trading showed extreme signs of weakness in the futures market. There was insider selling and a block sale on YHOO went through for over 2 million shares. The S&P500 *Resistance points noted in earlier postings were "temporarily" violated intra-day Mar12th, bringing a sigh of relief for the bulls. Unfortunately, prices were unable to close above our resistance target and as result we are still projecting a decline in the S&P down to a minimum of 1,244. On a relative performance basis, RIMM has positively diverged from the weakness seen in the broader market. This divergence means that any subsequent declines in the futures should be viewed as corrective behavior for RIMM. The S&P is allowed to make new lows but RIMM is not. Any decline in RIMM below 93.37 from this point on should not be taken lightly. The initial reason we recommended buying RIMM was because a major support level was calculated at $93.79 - $93.84. The daily closing price violated these levels by 0.20 -0.25 cents.---------------------------------
Update Wed July 2. RIMM went much higher than I originally anticipated. The concept that upward corrective action for the S&P500 would result in upward impulsive moves for RIMM remained true. My original projection for this leg of the S&P 500 decline was 1,244. The actual number was 1,256.
Tuesday, March 11, 2008
$SPX Update

Fed decision creates a highly suspect rally. Further investigation shows possibility of A-B-C correction with wave "C" becoming a "Triple Zig-Zag". Peak of zig-zag closes almost directly on our hypothesized "Wave 1". Calculation of 100% x length based on *closing prices*. A gap open higher than 1323 would compromise the projected drop to 1,244 OR 1,216.
Monday, March 10, 2008
FDG Trade Setup

Declining wave iii & v of 5 for SPX could create corrective waves A,B,C,=(4) for FDG. As such, "corrective" Wave (2) for SPX would create "impulsive" wave (5) for FDG.
Above information will be updated when/if scenario changes.
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OUTCOME
Update March 25th
Corrective W2 of the SPX has not created impulsive W5 for FDG. This means that W5 profit is still intact. The next few days wait for sell stops on FDG to get taken out when price falls below $47.00. This should allow you to pick up the stock at a more acceptable price. It would be ideal to buy the stock at or below $41.
CTCM Trade Setup
March 10 2008Possible trade setup long OR for the short term momentum player, look for a violation of support and take out the sell stops. Still Keeping an eye on the $DJUSME.
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Update Tues May 20th 2008
Buy limit orders filled on CTCM. Next round of shorts have coverstops above $29.00.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Railroads Over AAPLES?
The weekly charts can provide a better example of the longer term implications of this correction for the Railroad Industry.- (CSX) L= $40.40 H= $53.29 +$12.89
- (CP) L= $55.37 H= $76.18 +$20.81
- (FDG) L= $31.21 H= $55.80 + $24.59
- (NSC) L= $41.36 H= $56.45 +$15.09
- (CNI) L= $41.89 H= $55.25 +$13.36
- (BNI) L= $74.20 H= $91.30 +$17.10
This data provides information which can prove "Downward Trending" movements in the broader index provides "Downward Corrective" activity for Railroad Equities. An additional downward movement in the SPX (Wave 5) could create sequences = corrective (W2) OR (W4) for specific equities
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Understanding the difference between Corrective & Trending behaviour will allow you to use a "Risk to Reward Ratio" that is suitable for each trade. Depending on the degree of the wave you wish to trade, each trade is allowed to have "Slippage". This slippage ratio will increase with each degree of higher wave. It is possible to calculate acceptable slippage (from this point on referred to as Price Divergence or PD). Being able to calculate acceptable PD provides an opportunity to limit risk and immediately exit position when initial trade criteria becomes compromised. On the upside, entering positions when the PD occurs allows you to immediately have profit on the trade. If done correctly, price should never return back to your original entry price until the instrument full-fills its profitable pattern implications.
What was a correction supposed to look like?
The good news is that buy orders were not placed on equities or futures when price approached these levels. As you can see, we expected one more minor rally before the decline. There was reason to believe these support levels would not hold, and as such, it became our purpose to short the rally and break the support. Of course the "minor rally" never occurred so we missed out on short profit but atleast we weren't long. The reason not to buy was determined primarily through inter-market analyses of U.S Sub-sectors. Through pattern development in the U.S sub-sectors, it could be determined that many industries had more to fall, and as such would drag the SPX&INDU down with it. World and Regional indexes provided red flags as well.Saturday, March 8, 2008
$20 Rally In RIMM
Possible Mergers & Acquisitions
Possible Trade Setups
These people who "buy high, and sell higher" OFTEN use tight sell stops to limit risk and as a result, the instrument they obtain a position in becomes vulnerable to a sharp and drastic decline. If these sell stops push prices below specific levels then "Automated Basket Trading Sell Programs" can turn on, and spread the decline to all stocks within the specific sector. It is recommended that this type of trade be executed during a downward momentum phase of the instrument preferably after prices close below the speculative "sell" zone. Remember, we are looking for a specific level to be broken on a specific index. If this level acts as support then avoid loss and cover position.
Can the S&P 500 Fall to 1215?
The rally from the low of 1270 lasted for 26 trading sessions and is currently almost completely retraced within 7 trading sessions. Since the rally was retraced in 27% of the time it took to form, this positive market action better fits the description of a "correction" while the trend remains down.7/26= 26.92%
Look for the words "V Bottom" to be mentioned on MSNBC next.
This "V" bottom should occur *IF* the spx.x finds support in the 1206-1214 region. This rally could take us all the way up to perhaps 1500 or lower. Would this rally be a correction? If so, then expect a decline of 570 - 920 points.








