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Mark Lytle
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BullBearGirl commented on the blog post 'This morning's $SPX charts (so far)'
Thanks Mark!
Jun 3, 2010
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This morning's $SPX charts (so far)

Basically, these spreadsheet based charts seem to be saying that we are now at another 'top'....This contradicts the daily MACD indicator and the put/call ratios, which looks so much like a warning of the beginning of a new up trend. The day is still young, but as of 10:50 CST, today's candlestick DOES look toppy,,,..See More
Blog post by Mark Lytle Jun 3, 2010
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Steven Vincent commented on the blog post 'Most extreme readings I've seen at Sentimentrader.com...'
In an intermediate term time frame this will mark a bottom but in the long term time frame it probably marks a turn to bearish.
May 23, 2010
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Most extreme readings I've seen at Sentimentrader.com...

These are the most extreme bullish readings I've ever seen on this indicator!Use the coming rally to position yourself for the next big downleg...See More
Blog post by Mark Lytle May 21, 2010
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Trendline charts, 5/14/2010

$NDX: $SPX: $SPX longrange:See More
Blog post by Mark Lytle May 15, 2010
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Microtrendlines $SPX, $RUT and $NDX

These look like they could drop a little further to find support..then there should be a rally (extent of rally unknown).and the $NDX...which looks at support, although the custom is to go slightly below it and then rebound... and the big picture on the $SPX, correcting for normal time distortions..graph was generated last thursday (the 6th of May)...and posted on my other blog...It's the x-axis corrections that make the top trendline 'line up'. This alignment is not forced, it just happens...See More
Blog post by Mark Lytle May 9, 2010
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The most important chart of the century...

Visit this link:http://economicedge.blogspot.com/2010/03/most-important-chart-of-century.htmlThis is a very simple chart. It takes the change in GDP and divides itby the change in Debt. What it shows is how much productivity is gainedby infusing $1 of debt into our debt backed money system.Backin the early 1960s a…See More
Blog post by Mark Lytle Apr 2, 2010
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BullBearGirl commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
Interesting times!
Mar 28, 2010
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Mark Lytle commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
You could be right about that...Most countries, as they go into default, their currency drops, but since we are the reserve currency, and we are facing a big hit on equities, that may make the dollar continue stronger, as you've said.…
Mar 28, 2010
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BullBearGirl commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
Interesting read from Mike Shedlock. Thanks for that as I've never heard of him before. I've added his site to my favorites. It's interesting, but I have been suspecting the dollar would continue to go up even as bonds and the stock…
Mar 28, 2010
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Mark Lytle commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
My guess, it is more than a correction, but we'll have to see how it develops....I think sovergn debt concerns are just starting to show up on the radar here in the U.S. Check out Mike Shedlock's column of couple of days ago...he's…
Mar 27, 2010
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BullBearGirl commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
When you say trend change, that sounds like more than a correction - am I correct?
Mar 27, 2010
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BullBearGirl commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
Thanks Mark - valuable information.
Mar 27, 2010
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Mark Lytle commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
Hi BullBeargirl, Crossing trendlines, both the ones I do, and more conventional ones, usually mean, trend change. We were going up, now we should be going down...see Steven's warning from yesterday...it agrees... So whenever anyone talks…
Mar 27, 2010
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BullBearGirl commented on the blog post 'Where trendlines cross...'
Hi Mark. Could you please tell us what meaning we can derive from these charts? Thanks BBG
Mar 26, 2010

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What's your current long term market stance?
Bearish
What's your current intermediate term market stance?
Bearish
What's your current short term market stance?
Bearish
What is your style of investing? (You can choose more than one.)
Trend Follower
In which markets do you trade or invest?
Stocks
How long have you been trading or investing?
5-10 years
Describe your level of market experience.
I'm learning but consistently making money
Have you read "Reminiscences of a Stock Market Operator?"
No

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This morning's $SPX charts (so far)

Posted on June 3, 2010 at 12:48pm 1 Comment

















Basically, these spreadsheet based charts seem to be saying that we are now at another 'top'....This contradicts the daily MACD indicator and the put/call ratios, which looks so much like a warning of the beginning of a new up trend. The day is still young, but as of 10:50… Continue
Mark Lytle

Most extreme readings I've seen at Sentimentrader.com...

Posted on May 21, 2010 at 12:42am 1 Comment


These are the most extreme bullish readings I've ever seen on this indicator!

Use the coming rally to position yourself for the next big downleg...
Mark Lytle

Trendline charts, 5/14/2010

Posted on May 15, 2010 at 12:37am 0 Comments

$NDX:









$SPX:





$SPX longrange:…



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Microtrendlines $SPX, $RUT and $NDX

Posted on May 8, 2010 at 10:30pm 0 Comments

These look like they could drop a little further to find support..then there should be a rally (extent of rally unknown).







and the $NDX...which looks at support, although the custom is to go slightly below it and then rebound...





and the big picture on the $SPX, correcting for normal time distortions..graph was generated last… Continue

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