Another gap up and go day – a signature of this relentless market.
Friday's development is a significant move up in the T volume oscillator – a one day 64 point rise indicating an overwhelming demand for the market, and taking the oscillator beyond all of its 2017 highs.
We should take note of this phenomena because this is potentially re-activating the very long cash-build up that goes right back to the oscillator high on 08 December 2016, allowing for the continuation of a much larger T structure that would support an advance to much higher levels. IF we need a reason for buying at these high levels, IF we still need to see the market as cheap rather than expensive, then this is the reason.
However, we should also be prepared for the counter viewpoint: the market is becoming increasingly unstable and dangerous, the daily range is widening, and we may be closer to a blow-off top now than we have been all year.
Only price action can help us determine which is correct, and the S/T signalling system is the only method that I have that will keep us on the right side of the market. As long as the market trades above the S/T Buy signal level we are (relatively) safe to continue Buying, if we close below that level we should protect our positions because the market is becoming (more) dangerous.
Be prepared for whatever is coming next, and trade with confidence:
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