TMS: Major Quick Dow Update

By: Ajit Singh | Wed, Jun 16, 2010
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On the 4th of June we produced this chart below:

Dow Jones Industrial Average

At the time the market was declining from nonfarm payroll numbers. The market was at 10000 and we said the market must decide if it can reverse within the next day or two or it will stage a decline with the 10000 mark being the pivot.

We didn't reverse so we said the market would decline further!!

HOWEVER whilst all the pundits were talking about a significant decline and a crash with it - we said we don't expect a crash or market to have a significant decline and that was because our expanding triangle we had devised:

Dow Jones Industrial Average

So then the market staged a decline and THEN we started talking about 10400!! Not many were giving it a mention, although a few selective pros were.

Of course today you can see what has just happened. The market is expected to back off from here or could we break the triangle higher?

Dow Jones Industrial Average

This is A VERY SIGNIFICANT time for the U.S. Stock markets.

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