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Tom! Great call!
We oughta start callin' your calls "Tom's Divvy Dips"
I know you may still be mid-ride, but nicely done dude!
Greetings,
Thanks Spike,
I covered at 19.74,it may dive more,but Im satisfied with it.Actually all the trusts got hammered today.
What Im not satisfied with, is my failure to act on the CRM short,by the time I looked at it,it was already down 12%.Would you short any strength on that one?
Daily thoughts here. Definately long bias for me while that gap holds.
Greetings,
With todays action,does 25 seem reasonable?Trying to put a R/R setup together.Im looking to short if it heads towards the gap,and see if it fails.Would rather not chase.
Wow Tom.... CRM a classic example of why 'c' failures are significant. What looks like a simple move from 'b' to 'c' and gap support area, leads to failure and big dumpage.
CRM; here's an r/r that looks ok....
short 35.00 resistance, stop -4% (36.40).
target another 5 waves down.
target of 28.00 would be 20%
r/r is only 5. Perhaps wait for the 36.00 resistance to sell. That improves the numbers.
Spike:
VLO crushed down from $63 to $50. PnF chart says she's a-goin' to $36! I know I ought to believe the chart . . . but that seems a little too low. What thinkest thou?
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