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From: humble110/22/2011 3:11:23 PM
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Merkel says results will be "ambitious":

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To: h_ who wrote (6807)10/22/2011 5:06:44 PM
From: zman69 of 10599
 

Tested Lower Tail >= 2 x Body on weekly bar with close being in the top 10% of the total range for that bar, and that bar being the 2nd consecutive higher low and 2nd consecutive higher high. All requirements were met by this weeks bar.

Enter long on close, and exit on the close of the next weekly bar.

4 instances since going back to 1992. All 4 winners. Average profit 1.19%.
Conclusion: Short-term mildly bullish

How about intermedate-term?

Enter long on the close and exit on the close of the 8th weekly bar after entry...

All 4 winners. Average profit 7.65%
Conclusion: Intermediate-term very bullish

So, if you want to call it a "Hanging Man" that's fine by me ;-)... But the bearish connotation of Hanging Man sure does not seem to fit the prior historical examples. Of course part performance is no guarantee of future results, so only time will tell if this "Hanging Man" is bullish or bearish.

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To: zman69 who wrote (6810)10/22/2011 5:23:26 PM
From: h_ of 10599
 
Somewhat of a small sample set, but unanimity of results gives it more weight I'd say. Could you re-run the backtest with an added requirement of a lower close in the following weekly candle (that would at least somewhat satisfy the confirmation candle I think.) Confirmation can also be a gap down, long red candle, or high volume with lower price, so it can get complicated.

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To: h_ who wrote (6811)10/22/2011 8:31:09 PM
From: zman69 of 10599
 
Well unfortunately I can't filter the results for instances that were followed by a lower close because all 4 instances close higher the next week. I could relax the requirement for the tail to be 2x the body to try and pick up a larger sample set to see if I can find any that closed lower the next week. Or I can check to see what happened if any gapped open lower the following week.

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From: Joe888810/22/2011 9:24:05 PM
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SPX Weekly Price/Time Cycle Hits next week


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Amazing how different Methods of Analysis both point to Next week as a Possible important week


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Good Luck

Joe (Gann360)

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From: zman6910/23/2011 10:12:01 AM
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Sounds like China's tightening bias is now officially over...

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To: h_ who wrote (6811)10/23/2011 10:35:21 AM
From: zman69 of 10599
 
Just to follow up... Out of the 4 instances, 3 of the 4 did gap open lower the next week.

The 1 week closing return for the one week that gapped up was 2.65%, while the 3 that gapped down had 1 week return of 0.29%, 0.53%, and 1.31%. So while sample size is very small, a gap up would seem to be the more bullish ST scenario.


Interestingly it is the opposite for the Intermediate-term with the gap up week having the lowest 8-week return of 6.31% versus the gap down weeks 8-week returns of 6.65%, 8.34%, and 9.30%.

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To: Joe8888 who wrote (6813)10/23/2011 11:22:31 AM
From: Z-M-L of 10599
 
Excellent analysis, Joe8888. Thanks fo sharing.

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To: zman69 who wrote (6815)10/23/2011 1:08:10 PM
From: h_ of 10599
 
Thanks zman69, interesting stuff. I guess we'll see how number 5 starts out tomorrow.

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From: humble110/24/2011 1:56:54 AM
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BullBlab: Why MASSIVE co-ordinated central bank easing action is just days away ...

Now (overnight news) that the ECB has maintained its "independence" with the rejection of the French plan to open up its fiat coffers for unlimited Emergency Fund borrowing, it can "credibly" join in with the FED and China (et alia) to do a massive global stimulative job.

This is what is behind Yellin's (and others) recent surprise easing hints. Also, the Chinese, in the last few days, have hinted at easing (as mentioned here).

This is a BIG DEAL, imho. It will powerfully show that the global fiat currency regime will defend its emperorship (and banks) at all costs. The only answer to fiscal austerity plus bank re-capitalization needs is Fiat Tsunami!!!!!

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