The Brambles I am not a broker it was a mistake on the form when I joined, the prediction on the DOW is as follows:
Mike Haran, a full time trader and co-founder of (I removed the link), is very concerned with what is happening in the financial markets at the moment.
“I am very concerned at the moment, the DOW is looking like a collapse is very close.” After such a long move up, perhaps one of the greatest since records began, we are seeing a great deal of weakness and indecision.”
“I am a technical trader, everything is shown in the price action and price is the best indicator there is. Three Doji candle sticks in a row is something every trader loves especially on the day chart. This is what is happening on the DOW at the moment. It has also stopped at the .886fib level of the last swing. What I am expecting is a massive correction, possibly of the order of 2000 points or more. The DOW has made one of the longest moves up since records began from any bear crash. Strong reactions in any market provoke equally strong corrections. This market is no different, what I expect is a massive correction, maybe as much as 89% of the move up. If this breaks and I know it will, expect a lot of pain. I have no idea what the news to trigger this event will be. I am not clairvoyant or a prophet, I am just a student of the markets. A confirmation would be a long red candle tomorrow, 10th June 200; that would certainly clarify that a top was indeed formed. I like to predict the markets, but I trade according to very strict rules, a trader must trade what is in front of him, not what he believes.
So he was looking for price action to confirm a top was in, we did have a down day on the DOW yesterday, it closed lower then it opened, whether this is a long bearisn candle that confirms it I don't know.
Trader333, we don't all we have is our limited array of knowledge and indicators, what we have at the moment is based on the past. There are no clever indicators out there, ones that use the full potential of the computers we have. All the indicators we are using now are based upon ideas developed 10-20 years ago. The problem as I see it is that programmers do not understand the markets and traders cannot program. A programmer will make a program and run it across a series of data, no judgement will be made by the program, it will just repeat the same actions again and again. All traders know that no indicators work always, there are the right times to use certain indicators.
I think that to make money trading you do not need to predict, all you need to do is control risk, and find a system with an edge.
Smalldog