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Ten Year Notes 11/27/07

November 27th, 2007 by Uncle Mike

Well back from Thanksgiving and what a day yesterday.  I just missed getting into the mechanical trade on the TY, it traveled below the trigger level but never closed below and then took off and I missed over a point…… The 34 ema is at 113 08 and is at a 45 degree angle so it is very strong.  One would look for some sort of retracement, I will look for that retracement and hope that I get a close on the 60 min candles that is below the trigger level of the SEB.  The StoRSI is at the overbought level and is pegging 100 but it can stay in this overbought condition for a while so lets see what happens.

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Posted on Tuesday, November 27th, 2007 at 7:54 am In
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