
It is amazing that the first week after October expiration was similar to what we saw during the second half of May 2009. After convincing move above 10,000 points, DX-Spot V refused to budge on my original "Judgement Day".
Instead, it made a bold move to even close above 10,000 on 19, 20, 22 October 2009. This is an encouraging sign.
DX-Spot V made a 52 week high at 10070 on 21 Oct, and it took approximately 19 days from 2 Oct low to hit this target. The 64m question is where DX-Spot V will be heading. I turned on the daily trend filter in Profitsource, and as you can see, the last 4 bars are black. It means that the market participants are unable to reach any consensus as to where DX-SpotV should go. Alternatively, bulls and bears are beating each other day in day out.
9800 apparently is a near term support level, and right now, I am going to stay neutral until I see bulls or bears have an edge over the other. The next Judgement Day as marked in my Profitsource chart is actually 22 Dec, 2009 which marks a new trading year from Gann's perspective. This will be a significant turning point I am paying close attention.
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