MZZ never cleared the previous day entry point yesterday, precluding entry. Correspondingly, I have reset the entry levels for MZZ:
- Enter above $19.87
- 1st target ~ $20.50 or use above 5d MA
- TSL @ ATR(20) = $0.64
DJ30: 0.62, down -4% from Tuesday's value. This value peaked at 0.67 on Monday, which is not appreciably strong.
NDX100: 0.73, down -13% from Tues' peak of 0.85. QID may be attractive here.
SP400: 0.91, down 9% from Tues' peak of 1.0 (all time high). MZZ is certainly attractive.
SP500: 0.80, down 9% from Tues' peak of 0.89. SDS may be attractive here.
SP600: 0.80, down 11% from Tues' peak of 0.9. SDD may be attractive here.
Russell 2000: 0.78, down 9% from Tues' peak of 0.86. TWM may be attractive here.
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The GGT LCR, which is the long-cash ratio value, is at 1.914 and has been climbing day-over-day since 2/24. This gives us a long-call on stocks and says that we should be LONG in the present market.
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The GGT LCR change timer, which looks at a EMA of the day-to-day change in the LCR, continues to reflect a long call. It is presently LONG and has been since it transitioned to this state on 2/10. Since 2/10 the GGT index is up nearly 11%, so you decide whether you should more closely watch this indicator. Since inception the GGT index is up 81% using this timer, both on the long side as well as contra side (theoretical, but you get the idea).
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Remember, you are responsible for your own trading decisions, not me. Do your diligence.
I return from Vegas late Friday so postings may be sporadic this week.
Regards,
pgd
The corresponding strength of the entire GGT da
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