Whole Scale damage
No stone was left unturned during Wednesday's rout. The head-and-shoulder pattern discussed in my earlier posts is a cooked goose. Now it's a question as to whether October lows will hold as support?
For now, the best case scenario for the S&P is a sideways pattern to help digest the losses. Neckline resistance remains unchanged from before, so the conditions required for a breakout are the same as for the head-and-shoulder reversal pattern.
The Summation Indices are clinging to their 'buy' signals - although I suspect a rally today would not be enough to prevent a 'sell' trigger in these (NYSI shown only):
Yesterday's Tick suggested a capitulation (although yesterday's very weak close did not):
However, I am still looking to the Transports for early (leading) strength. Wedge resistance was sliced following a positive test of channel support. Add to that a break of the long standing bearish divergence in stochastics and you have a recipe for a (positive) backtest of 3,359 support which should coincide with a similar backtest in stochastics:
Dr. Declan Fallon, Senior Market Technician, Zignals.com the free stock alerts, market alerts and stock charts website
For now, the best case scenario for the S&P is a sideways pattern to help digest the losses. Neckline resistance remains unchanged from before, so the conditions required for a breakout are the same as for the head-and-shoulder reversal pattern.
The Summation Indices are clinging to their 'buy' signals - although I suspect a rally today would not be enough to prevent a 'sell' trigger in these (NYSI shown only):
Yesterday's Tick suggested a capitulation (although yesterday's very weak close did not):
However, I am still looking to the Transports for early (leading) strength. Wedge resistance was sliced following a positive test of channel support. Add to that a break of the long standing bearish divergence in stochastics and you have a recipe for a (positive) backtest of 3,359 support which should coincide with a similar backtest in stochastics:
Dr. Declan Fallon, Senior Market Technician, Zignals.com the free stock alerts, market alerts and stock charts website
