Stock Market Analysis 2/22/10

Technical analysis of the US stock market averages.

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Published on 24 Feb 2010 in stock market, by admin

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This entry was posted on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010 at 5:42 pm and is filed under stock market. Follow the comments through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can post a comment, or leave a trackback.

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  1. ashkenazimindcontrol Said:

    the tuesday …
    the tuesday morning consumer confidence spectacle brought indexes down.


  2. ashkenazimindcontrol Said:

    Brain Shannon is …
    Brain Shannon is sensational


  3. carlfinkle Said:

    I have been …
    I have been thinking the exact same thing. The Australian market is doing the same.

    Although we did not have the summer sell off this market has been going sideways for 3 months now. I think the picture is pretty clear we have seen a 50% retracement and now we are about to go into stage 3. This last year or so really reminds me of 1972-1973 just when everyone thought that the market was going higher it fell over and lost over 50% percent of its value


  4. Esoteric604 Said:

    The video and sound …
    The video and sound quality of this video is spectacular as compared to a lot of your recent videos. Whatever you’re doing Brian, PLEASE keep it up! Cheers!


  5. loveguitars Said:

    5 Stars
    5 Stars


  6. huttonp1 Said:

    Hi Brian, the sound …
    Hi Brian, the sound quality of this video is MUCH BETTER than your recent videos. Thanks for the analysis!


  7. endlessmountain Said:

    This market is very …
    This market is very similar now on the daily chart to the look the 2nd week of Dec 2007. That is when it sold off very hard and then squeezed a huge rally which was short of the Oct/07 highs at that point. Then we saw the 50 day MA as resistance and was newly declining. It also rallied over the 61.8% retracement before rolling over.

    The only difference was it had some big previous selling in the summer of 07 before we made those all time highs.


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