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]]> By: admin http://mytradinghelp.com/market-commentary/profiting-from-stock-market-uncertainty/comment-page-1#comment-28 admin Tue, 30 Dec 2008 03:01:35 +0000 http://mytradinghelp.com/?p=151#comment-28 This model just removes the random ups and downs to help understand the current trend. At present, the model indicates that the short term trend is completely flat, which probably reflects the light trading volume over the holiday period. It shows that the longer term trend is downwards, and we still haven't seen a move from a bear to a bull market, but we're not seeing the strong downtrend that we had before - it has definitely flattened out. This model just removes the random ups and downs to help understand the current trend.

At present, the model indicates that the short term trend is completely flat, which probably reflects the light trading volume over the holiday period.

It shows that the longer term trend is downwards, and we still haven’t seen a move from a bear to a bull market, but we’re not seeing the strong downtrend that we had before – it has definitely flattened out.

]]> By: LIz http://mytradinghelp.com/market-commentary/profiting-from-stock-market-uncertainty/comment-page-1#comment-27 LIz Sun, 28 Dec 2008 12:48:36 +0000 http://mytradinghelp.com/?p=151#comment-27 Interesting...what does your model show for the new year? or do you need to get some Jan. data first? Interesting…what does your model show for the new year? or do you need to get some Jan. data first?

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