DOW

update chart from last post looking bully imo, just need dow to catch-up




dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40497882/Wal...28DFB%294hr28feb.png

also spx





WS

There seems to be a tug of war between the bulls and bears to close above 16250

The long range view from the weekly chart.......

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7238706/DJ%2...STRIAL%20AVGwkly.png
....if the current move doesn't extend this chart is showing completion between 18,567 and 21,422. Then we would be looking at a PULL-BACK - yes, the capitals were intended - this will be mega: my chart is only showing the last leg from 6,470 and you can read the 50 - 61.8% fibs for yourself. If, and it is a big if, it retraces the entire move from way back, then it is probably the end of the world, so we wont go there......but this would be a good time to be 'in cash'.

The Daily.......

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7238706/DOWdaily.png

and the hourly looking at today's business....

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7238706/DOWhrly.png

update to the last chart posted below.

dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40497882/Wal...9%204hr_invH%26S.png




rgds WS

Watch out for the 16240 level during market hours (the following is a daily cash chart) as that was the breakdown point. Possibly worth taking some long profits or scalping a short at this level:



dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/20815047/FTS...Dowdaily16_02_14.png

Just to add - I am also following very closely on the movement of the banking sector. The banks were a strong catalyst on the move from late last year. They are somewhat stagnant at the moment so I am watching that very closely (my intention is to get on the boat with Lloyds of the trading opportunity present itself - as I missed the last one)