10:10 a.m Much better Put call ratio today (for the bears - 0.84). We don't think 1016 will give way here.
10:30 a.m We are going to act so - If the market dips below 1016 (briefly) and then back up, it will be a shakeout of weak longs and would propel the markets to the 1040 region. If we spend time below the 1016 region, say two hourly candles then we are going to correct more deeply.
If you have noticed the intra day action lately in the transition from correction to rally there is a very familiar pattern i.e. bounce into a support level, retrace back for a double bottom and a rally, followed by a triangle consolidation to a new high.
We think a rally is somewhere around the corner, as the put call ratio (PCR) creeps up above 1.
11.00 a.m Nat gas hit our $2.7 region.
Is there capitulation? - maybe.
Is it time to buy? - Not until we clear the 20W moving average. Given how compressed nat gas prices are, there should be plenty of room to run if we close above the 20W.
12.00 P.M And the pattern strikes again. Unfortunately we missed the pop in our lottery long BPOP.
12.15 Lottery CIT exploded and with us this time :-)
1.00 P.M Out of CIT for 4%, not bad for 1 hour. On another note, watch GS intraday chart.
Does the pattern remind you of some other chart?
- Doesn't it resemble the SPY chart since the march bottom? If it holds true, we should
a failed HnS and a thrust up. Sweet fractal if it comes to fruition.
5.00 P.M Big move coming soon - four tight range days. No prize for guessing it should be to the upside. Another of our lottery long PRKR exploded. We believe there is lots more upside to this one. It has a 17% short interest as of last record. If that still holds, we could easily see a 50% move in 1 week. That being said, the "quality" of lottery longs has been going down for a week now. We can find very few unexploded ones with the RIGHT setup. Ofcourse, we will post here if we find any. We are curious to know if you did manage to catch any of these.
Cycle wise, tomorrow onwards, we are also into a big cluster of cycle dates from 28(+/-) until Sep-mid. Lets see if our cycle model holds up. Meanwhile the advance-decline line continues to make lower highs in the face of the advance.