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Rod David – Page 1615 – If, Then… Market Timing

Posts by Rod David

The Universe, week of Oct 19 2015…

[Note: I publish “The Universe” every weekend, updating my support and resistance calculations for Marijuana sector stocks. It is not a projection, but a handy reference… Non-Marijuana stocks are covered elsewhere during the week.]

Happy Anniversary! Monday, October 19, 1987 is called “Black Monday,” in part for the crash that happened that day, and in part as an homage to Black Tuesday, Oct 29 1929.

I’m certainly not convinced the market has bottomed, let alone that a new bull market is underway. But the parallels to 1987 are obsolete. That session was greeted by a market already in decline, and also yet to produce a wake-up call like August’s plunge. Neither of which prevents another downleg from beginning at any time.

Meanwhile, speculative interest among Cannabis stocks is improving. This week’s patterns of interest include ARNA, OGRMF, PMCB, TWMJF and XXII. We’ll review them during Livestox…

 

Marijuana Stock Universe for October 19, 2015
Reference this table during stock reactions
4-week # up: 10 9.90%
trends* # flat: 15 14.85%
# down: 76 75.25%
*The percentages of stocks rising or falling over 4 weeks.
symbol support resistance 4-week trend
ACGX 0.000 0.003 down
AERO 1.000 1.950 down
AGTK 0.000 0.004 down
AMMJ 0.070 0.150 down
ARNA 2.200 2.900 down
ATTBF 0.035 0.075 down
AVTC 0.000 0.400 down
BLOZF 0.130 0.240 down
BLPG 0.015 0.086 down
BRDT 0.012 0.031 down
BTFL 0.071 0.232 down
CAFS 0.001 0.011 down
CANL 0.440 0.740 down
CANN 0.600 1.330 flat
CANV 0.570 0.860 down
CARA 14.250 18.870 down
CBDS 1.630 2.660 flat
CBGI 0.000 0.005 down
CBIS 0.020 0.041 flat
CGRW 0.360 0.610 flat
CHUM n/a n/a down
CNAB 0.300 0.590 down
DEWM 0.001 0.003 down
DIGP 0.170 0.400 down
DSCR 0.000 0.025 down
EAPH 0.005 0.013 down
EDXC 0.007 0.019 down
ENCC n/a n/a down
ENDO 0.006 0.018 down
ENRT 0.017 0.037 down
ERBB 0.002 0.004 flat
ETST n/a n/a flat
EXMT 0.000 0.004 up
FITX 0.004 0.078 up
FSPM 0.000 0.250 down
FULL 2.960 3.160 down
FWDG 0.000 0.002 down
GBLX 0.270 0.460 up
GRCU 0.000 0.004 flat
GRNH 0.023 0.067 down
GWPH 86.620 111.000 down
HEMP 0.050 0.107 down
ICBU 0.000 0.003 down
IGRW 0.000 0.002 down
IMLFF 0.100 0.180 down
INCC 0.000 0.002 down
INSY 25.050 32.100 down
ITNS 0.001 0.005 down
KAYS 0.067 0.187 flat
LATF 0.000 0.001 down
LXRP 0.098 0.205 up
MCIG 0.023 0.052 down
MDBX 0.062 0.150 flat
MDCN 0.000 0.001 down
MDRM 0.008 0.025 down
MINE 0.000 0.002 down
MJMD 0.000 0.015 down
MJMJ 0.000 0.001 down
MJNA 0.031 0.042 down
MNTR 0.310 0.620 down
MSRT 1.410 1.880 flat
MYEC 0.014 0.021 down
MYHI 0.013 0.100 down
NDEV 0.016 0.053 down
NMUS 0.218 1.215 down
NRTI 0.000 0.002 down
NTRR 0.022 0.046 flat
OGRMF 0.280 0.389 up
OSLH 0.000 0.001 down
OXIS 0.015 0.027 down
PHOT 0.010 0.030 down
PLPL 0.080 0.125 down
PMCB 0.095 0.140 flat
PNTV 0.001 0.007 down
PZOO 0.001 0.005 down
QEDN 0.000 0.003 down
REDG 0.000 0.003 down
RFMK 0.000 0.002 down
RSSFF 0.030 0.100 down
SING 0.005 0.012 down
SKTO 0.000 0.004 down
SPRWF 0.082 0.165 down
SRNA 0.100 0.185 up
STEV 0.049 0.072 flat
TAUG 0.003 0.005 down
THCZ 0.075 0.013 up
TRTC 0.078 0.111 down
TURV 0.630 0.890 down
TWMJF 1.330 1.700 up
UPOT 0.040 0.125 down
USEI 0.000 0.003 down
VAPE 0.034 1.000 down
VAPR 0.000 0.050 down
VGPR 0.000 0.002 down
VHUB 0.025 0.048 up
VPCO 0.400 0.840 down
VPOR 0.000 0.001 down
WDHR 0.000 0.002 down
WOGI 0.005 0.013 flat
XTRM 0.001 0.004 flat
XXII 1.100 1.420 up

Saturday Review’s recording (for 10/17/15) …End of a correction?

From its sudden start and its steep slope to its relentless progression, last week’s recovery from its initial dip had all the markings of being expiration-related. It should be obvious Monday afternoon whether that’s correct. If not, then the rally still has room before no longer considering it as only a temporary correction. Those topics and more are covered in this week’s Saturday Review, recorded below.

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The following stock requests were reviewed in this order:
SPX, AMZN, MSFT, V, TWTR, MCD, GOOGL

10/17/2015 09:32:04 David B: good morning
10/17/2015 09:32:19 Mark Glezer: gm
10/17/2015 09:48:57 David B: chinese data on monday GDP,retail sales,and industrial data could have been the catalyst for friday afternoon or sets the trend for monday?
10/17/2015 09:49:18 Mark Glezer: seems like buyer dodged a big bullet perhaps because sellers were too impatient Fri & the move originated in no-bias well ahead of 2:30 & sellers will have a much harder job on Mon?
10/17/2015 09:49:23 SM: Does the bullish scenario you desribe (failing to successfully reject the bullish bias during expiraton) also negate the bearish context from which this has begun?
10/17/2015 10:00:44 steve: if the market does pullback below 1980 do we then need for new context or should the market continue to fall?
10/17/2015 10:03:46 Mark Glezer: indexes – anything interesting?
10/17/2015 10:04:24 steve: small caps underperforming
10/17/2015 10:06:44 David B: AMZN,MSFT
10/17/2015 10:07:22 ljr: stocks: v, twtr,
10/17/2015 10:08:31 SM: larger market question: is there any emerging evidence to sugges that the ‘biggest fish’ is no longer oriented bearishly?
10/17/2015 10:09:16 ljr: sorry meant: visa
10/17/2015 10:11:00 David B: is amzn and msft position of strength for earnings?
10/17/2015 10:12:05 David B: thursday
10/17/2015 10:14:42 SM: you/re mixing up the questions.
10/17/2015 10:16:52 David B: MCD,GOOGL
10/17/2015 10:19:18 David B: earnings thursday for MCD
10/17/2015 10:21:23 David B: googl on thursday
10/17/2015 10:26:28 SM: y thx
10/17/2015 10:26:49 Mark Glezer: thx much
10/17/2015 10:26:53 David B: thanks

See you soon!

Did yesterday’s rally put into play higher targets? Will the expiration-related buying attract more sponsorship before it peters out? Will someone discover the vial of strychnine in Uncle Griffith’s utensil drawer before the guests sit down for dinner?

For answers to (most of) these questions, and to others, join us at 9:30am ET for this weekend’s Saturday Review. We’ll discuss the bigger picture, current , and review any stock chart requests:

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Morning Bias

MON morning signal (triggered at 10:15 ET) SPX ES
Bias-up: above  2034.00 2026.50
…would target  2039.25  2031.75
Bias-down: under  2025.50  2018.00
…would target 2020.50  2013.00
Signal status: NO-BIAS, TESTED BIAS-DOWN SIGNAL FAQ
INTRO VIDEOS #1 and #2

1. At 10:15, trading above the bias-up signal or under the bias-down signal would put into play a test of its bias-up or bias-down target.
2. Not triggering either bias signal at 10:15 would be “no-bias,” and the bias signals should define the bias environment’s range.
— A test of the opposite bias signal would be targeted if one bias signal was tested before triggering no-bias.
3. Touching the bias signal within 3 minutes either way of 10:15 would invoke a grace period through 10:30 to trigger a late signal.
— “Late” signals don’t require testing the opposite bias signal, but it’s still likely.
4. Still testing the bias signal at 10:30 after invoking the grace period would trigger “noN-bias,” with no bias influence.