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Live Q&A September 21, 2011

Recorded from an earlier live broadcast. Matt Cutts, a software engineer at Google, answers user questions.
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John Carter – How to Trade with 987 tick chart S&P Futures

: www.tradethemarkets.com No Hurry to Short My theme the last couple of days has been to watch for unexpected strength. The easy move in the S&P was getting to the mean. The semi-easy move was getting back to the trend line. We double-bottomed and have a three day rally in place. The question now is do we get short at these levels and expect a move to 980? Personally, I am not feeling it. I think caution is warranted here. There is no hurry to get short. A high probability exists that we get to 1175, and from there I expect things to get tough. Many people thought Steve Jobs’ death would send the price of AAPL lower. Instead, the stock closed higher. Jobs’ condition has been common knowledge for some time. The fact that the stock closed higher shows how strong the underlying market is. As expected, the dollar index continues to sell off. The dollar and AUD/JPY need to retrace to the mean. When the dollar tests its mean, it will push the S&P to 1175. In fact, the important chart in this market is not the S&P but the dollar. It is the dollar that is moving the market right now. Be aware that the market could surprise to the upside. I think a move to 1200 is more likely than a move back to the lows. Such a move is unexpected and therefore makes more sense to me. If indeed the market does roll over, we will have plenty of time to get in. Gold was quiet today. Although it might grind a little higher from here, the volatility has been sucked out of both it and silver. The same …

Free Chart Videos . com S&P 500 Technical Analysis 9/1/2011

www.freechartvideos.com looks at the S&P 500 after the close on 9 Looks like a short term top is in now and we should head back to test support at the lower line of this potential bear flag.

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FINZ Futures EP.2: S&P 500 E-Minis Double Bottoms Day and Night

Even if you don’t trade futures, futures levels are important to watch, especially the overnight highs and lows (support and resistance). Futures levels are often tested and retested whether overnight or during regular trading hours. So if the retest occurs during regular trading hours you better be ready! Latest manifestation of important futures levels occurred overnight Monday morning at 2AM. The S&P 500 futures tested last Wednesday (7/8/09 2PM) lows of 865. The S&P 500 futures held the 865 level, forming a double bottom on the 1-hr chart and a potential for a strong up move with a stop below 865 for a good risk-reward trade. Since then, the market has bounced and rallied 40 S&P E-mini points for a possible 00 profit on just 1 S&P E-mini contract. This bounce in the futures corresponded with a bounce off the 200 day moving average for the S&P 500 cash index (SPX). Look for the S&P 500 cash index to test the 50 day moving average from below. If the S&P 500 fails at the 50 day moving average and turn down, we’ll have an “ice hole failure” as taught by David Elliott of WallStreetTeachers.com, giving us a great shorting opportunity. If the S&P 500 fights above the 50 day moving average, that is bullish and good to go long with upside targets of 930, then 950 on the S&P 500 index. **Disclaimer: No positions in futures or cash products mentioned as of this video (7.14.09)** **Futures Charts courtesy of ThinkOrSwim.com** **”Snap back up” “SOAP Buy” and “Ice Hole Failure …