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A slower start to the week gave way to full-bore weakness by mid-week, as all indices moved down to test decline lows. Overall, the indices lost a tidy 2.5-4% as a larger pullback takes shape off the late October highs as anticipated. As a result, we once again find ourselves at a key point for...

This proved to be a particularly volatile week, which is saying something in this market environment. In the first two sessions, price gained about 3%. That was followed by a one-day drubbing of approximately 4%. Finally, the week wrapped up with a two-session gain of more than 3% to secure a...

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On Monday we showed you why blatant wave patterns on four different time frames pointed lower. On Tuesday, price showed you why this remains a frustrating and indecisive marketplace. Instead of taking the opportunity to continue south, the indices again decided to rally to stay in the violent...

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2 latest issues from Wavespeak.com September 7, 2011 September 4, 2011

The indices staged a sizable recovery this week, headlined by a very large up day on Tuesday and respectable gains in three of the other four sessions. This recovery essentially recaptures the points that were lost in last week’s session, so I guess the past two weeks were a wash, right? Wrong...

The indices carried last week’s recovery into this week. And while today’s move wasn’t as big as the enormous moves that have occurred with frequency in recent action, it was big enough to solidify some things. First, it has to make us confident that the recent free-falling down leg is in fact...

The indices were absolutely thumped today, adding on to the losing efforts that took place on Monday and Tuesday. We’re only yhree sessions into the week and all indices already find themselves off a hefty 3%, once again using a setup to break out as a reason to instead reverse direction. To be...

The indices dipped a bit today, but overall there wasn’t much to take away from this indecisive session. If the indices continue to pull back in the next couple of sessions, it’d increase the likelihood that a larger near-term pullback is going to form off July’s highs. Other than that, there...

After a respectable up day on Tuesday, it was all red the rest of the week. That’s become a common theme, as this marks the 5th weekly loss in a row. Additionally, this week’s 1.5-2.3% drubbing represents the biggest weekly loss of the calendar year, and the largest weekly decline that has...

This week felt much more interesting then the flat ending numbers would suggest. But in the end, all price really did is swap up and down days to keep us on our toes at this important point for near-term direction. It’s funny; the only time price ever seems to become this indecisive is when the...

The indices capped the week with another advancing session on Thursday before closing shop on Friday for the Easter holiday. That ends an impressive week that started with a big down day before the Bulls took control and turned it into a weekly gain of 1.5 to 2%. At week’s end, all indices are...