Looking at the charts for the week, you'll notice a slight downward bias, with the QQQQs being the most pronounced. However, also notice that each average ended the day in a triangle consolidation pattern for the day. That implies there could be strong price action at the beginning of the week.
Friday, March 30, 2007
The Markets Last Week
First, here are today's charts. They look very similar to yesterday's chart because -- once again -- we had a change in momentum during the trading day. Mid-day reversals are considered bullish because they indicate there is enough bullish sentiment in the markets to change direction -- to halt a downtrend.



Looking at the charts for the week, you'll notice a slight downward bias, with the QQQQs being the most pronounced. However, also notice that each average ended the day in a triangle consolidation pattern for the day. That implies there could be strong price action at the beginning of the week.


Looking at the charts for the week, you'll notice a slight downward bias, with the QQQQs being the most pronounced. However, also notice that each average ended the day in a triangle consolidation pattern for the day. That implies there could be strong price action at the beginning of the week.