I was able to edit the code on the stock box, causing the popup to shift left enough to see when I narrowed that column. So, the content column went from 460 px to 520 px, which is about the max I can get without deleting things.
I think it looks a lot better now, so hopefully everything else lines up correctly in the columns. I had a few times when the stock box would say “error, can't connect”, but it came back when I refreshed the page.
Also, I lower the limit from 10 posts on the home page to only 7 posts, so it will load faster.
June S&P E-mini Futures: Today's range estimate is 1181 – 1195. I am still expecting the market to make a higher low above last week's 1177 low. Even if I am wrong about this the worst I see on the downside is 1162. In any event a swing to 1270 will begin soon.
1182.75–1205.50 actual yesterday (22.75 points) 1183.75-1189.75 range last night (6 points) 1181-1195 estimate for today (14 points)
1188 currently, so estimate is -7 to +7 from here (neutral)
That stock quotes box is what is requiring that column to be so wide. When you hover your mouse over the stock symbol to see the small popup of the chart, it always pops up to the right side of the stock number.
If I shrink (or narrow) that column, then the popup chart will be cut off, and you can't see it. I'll have too do a poll to see if that's important or not for everyone.
If it's not too important, then I can narrow that middle column and give more room for the content.
Red, Nicely done. Constructively, The eye wants to see your charts and content at 70% of the page rather than 50% of the page. Your advertisers are getting as much press as you are. Just my thoughts. Thanks for what you do.
The initiation gap below the TL came on 4.27 with the back kiss of death on 4.29 What's scary about this sequence is this is the same dance that happened during Feb. 2009. The back kiss of death came on 2.26 which gave birth to a -15.77% harvest of speculative capital.
Other important things to take note of on the chart: Orange TL: This is the TL that the SPY gapped below on 10.8.2008 & back tested @ the 11.4.2008 high, and also held the SPY during the January high.
Yellow TL: held the SPY during the 10.10.2008 low
The next stop will be @ those TL's. Probability continues to decrease that those 2 TL's will stop the downward thrust.
I was able to edit the code on the stock box, causing the popup to shift left enough to see when I narrowed that column. So, the content column went from 460 px to 520 px, which is about the max I can get without deleting things.
I think it looks a lot better now, so hopefully everything else lines up correctly in the columns. I had a few times when the stock box would say “error, can't connect”, but it came back when I refreshed the page.
Also, I lower the limit from 10 posts on the home page to only 7 posts, so it will load faster.
Thanks for the input…
Red
Carl’s morning call:
June S&P E-mini Futures: Today's range estimate is 1181 – 1195. I am still expecting the market to make a higher low above last week's 1177 low. Even if I am wrong about this the worst I see on the downside is 1162. In any event a swing to 1270 will begin soon.
1182.75–1205.50 actual yesterday (22.75 points)
1183.75-1189.75 range last night (6 points)
1181-1195 estimate for today (14 points)
1188 currently, so estimate is -7 to +7 from here (neutral)
I got out on Friday at the close. I'll be getting back short again today. I expected a bounce after that large sell off.
Yeah I know…
That stock quotes box is what is requiring that column to be so wide. When you hover your mouse over the stock symbol to see the small popup of the chart, it always pops up to the right side of the stock number.
If I shrink (or narrow) that column, then the popup chart will be cut off, and you can't see it. I'll have too do a poll to see if that's important or not for everyone.
If it's not too important, then I can narrow that middle column and give more room for the content.
Thanks for the suggestion…
Red,
Nicely done. Constructively, The eye wants to see your charts and content at 70% of the page rather than 50% of the page. Your advertisers are getting as much press as you are. Just my thoughts.
Thanks for what you do.
Hopefully nobody got whipsawed out of their positions last week.
Remember that pesky TL that SPY won't get a divorce from?
This chart makes things very simple
http://www.flickr.com/photos/47091634@N04/45739…
The initiation gap below the TL came on 4.27 with the back kiss of death on 4.29
What's scary about this sequence is this is the same dance that happened during Feb. 2009. The back kiss of death came on 2.26 which gave birth to a -15.77% harvest of speculative capital.
Other important things to take note of on the chart:
Orange TL: This is the TL that the SPY gapped below on 10.8.2008 & back tested @ the 11.4.2008 high, and also held the SPY during the January high.
Yellow TL: held the SPY during the 10.10.2008 low
The next stop will be @ those TL's.
Probability continues to decrease that those 2 TL's will stop the downward thrust.
Thanks Joey… it's been a long time coming. I'm loving it too.
Glad you like the site Al
Looks like hard work, I'll just wait for the magic pill to come out. LOL
Like this new look alot. Very constructive and informative post. Thx.