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  • #61
    Well the last few days I’ve been trying to get my new DLS service working with my router and about got the thing worked out. I only need to configure my new bellsouth e-mail. Man I had no clue how intense setting up a router could be.

    Here is current RSI standing on percent bases for the groups (look back 2 weeks).

    Top:
    Broadcasting-Radio
    Marketing Services
    Nonmetallic Mineral Mining
    Telecom Services Foreign
    PERSONAL Service
    Semi-Specialized
    Cement
    Semi-integrated Cir

    Bottom:
    Surety & Title Insurance
    Reit-Residential
    Discount Variety Stores
    Reit Office
    Retail
    Grocery Stores
    Reit Retail

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    • #62
      Here is the RSI scan from the Majors:

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      • billyjoe
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2003
        • 9014

        #63
        Home builders today warned that the housing slowdown shows no sign of stopping. Stocks of major builders had little reaction a sign that weakness is already priced into the stocks.

        ----------billyjoe

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        • #64
          The Residential Construction group is currently in a first thrust down. This group may offer some shorting after next pullback. Notice the break of the wedge..

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          • #65
            The Aluminum group is currently in a nice trend accelerated mode. We will watch for longs during next pull back. The trend meets my criteria on cleanness and bull power.

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            • #66
              Many group charts look like my high speed drawing. This could cause one to get suspicious on the long side. Or wait for the group to break out to the upside. I'm always cautious of groups pausing or stalling near old highs.

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              • New-born baby
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2004
                • 6095

                #67
                Housing

                Thanks for the posts on housing and aluminum. Aluminum I find to be very interesting. AA is not moving anywhere. Of course, in my opinion, I think it is a crummy company. But what company is the top aluminum producer in the eyes of that Eagle, Runner?
                pivot calculator *current oil price*My stock picking method*Charting Lesson of the Week:BEAR FLAG PATTERN

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                • peanuts
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2006
                  • 3365

                  #68
                  Originally posted by Runner View Post
                  The Aluminum group is currently in a nice trend accelerated mode. We will watch for longs during next pull back. The trend meets my criteria on cleanness and bull power.

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                  • #69
                    RS does look pretty good. Here are a few leaders from this group

                    CENX ACH AL NX TG

                    NB I think AA might be trying to turn and we shall see.

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                    • peanuts
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2006
                      • 3365

                      #70
                      Electronics sector

                      Runner,

                      Hey bud, what do you think of the Electronics sector? I've been looking at WEX and BHE for next week. I'm wondering if you see strength in the sector? Thanks a millioin (I hope )
                      Hide not your talents.
                      They for use were made.
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                      • #71
                        Electronics bottomed in 2002 and since has climbed 113%. First chart is a monthly and shows a retest of the lower channel line. I would like to see this sector break above upper channel. I would become very bullish on the bust out over upper channel. Monthly or longer term would plant me in wait and see mode.



                        Weekly chart does raise some caution on the long side or entry. I don’t like how it stalled and could not push on higher. It has however been consolidating or going sideways for about 9 weeks.



                        Here is the daily. I left the overlay on from the weekly. Notice the sideways action in the sector. This just does not have enough momentum for me at this time. I do how ever like the fact it is still above the 89ema.

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                        • #72
                          Originally posted by Runner View Post
                          Metals and Mining:
                          I’m longer term Bear in this sector on a macro basis as per monthly chart. I’m bull here on a micro level and think short-term profits might be made here.
                          The steel group did offer some short term gains. I'm still bull here but I'm noticing some signs of caution in the group. I don't recommend opening new long positions in this group until it takes out old highs and pulls back. Short Positions may present an opportunity but currently I see no set ups.

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                          • #73
                            Originally posted by Runner View Post
                            I’m short-term bull in the Oil & Gas Refining group right now. I still would like to see a little upward acceleration in the group. However it is trying to recover off the lows.

                            Energy does have some R to work through and I thus far like the fact it has worked itself past the inflection point. I would also like to see some acceleration to the upside here.
                            Oil & Gas did offer short term gains on the long side. I did like the nice retest of the trend line. It currently is near Resistance and I do not recommend long positions here.

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                            • #74
                              Originally posted by Runner View Post
                              My first sector of interest is Telecom Domestic. I also added volume bars to this chart for those of you who like looking at volume. Here is a Macro look into the sector. First you’ll notice this guy has been basing out or running sideways for over 4 years. It is currently making multi year highs. I’m longer term bull in this sector right now.
                              Telecom has been in P/B mode pretty much since posting it here. I'm still longer term bull in this group.

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                              • peanuts
                                Senior Member
                                • Feb 2006
                                • 3365

                                #75
                                I LOVE THIS THREAD!!!!! Keep it up Runner. You're helping me out so much, bud.

                                I'm starting to see the turn in steel also. The winter projections are worse than I thought.

                                The good news, is that the Chinese glut was a one time thing that was done to avoid paying an export tax on steel and processing metals which took place after September. China is adding alot of taxes, and reducing tax incentives on many of their exports. Steel was one of the early products to see this move by the gov't.

                                The future impact of Chinese steel imports should not be as severe as this one-time over-supply.
                                Hide not your talents.
                                They for use were made.
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                                - Benjamin Franklin

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