(2014-04-23, 11:31 PM)isatrader Wrote:

(2014-04-23, 11:25 PM)AzzMcD Wrote: I thought I should be a level up from the list on the link?http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/industrysummary.html? Look at the chart for each overall sector, then go deeper? What do you think? I also found a list here http://www.asx.com.au/products/sector-indices.htm#asx_lic_index that seemed pretty good. Is my list accurate? Still to set up the analysis, what you see is just realtimepro screening. Your thoughts please Iastrader, thank you Azz

Yep, it looks like they are the major sectors in the ASX market from the website you found, so it is a good place to start your sector analysis.

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(2014-04-27, 06:06 PM)Tom Wrote: First one is MSO. I purchased MSO at 3.58 on 2013-12-02 and sold half of the positions at 4.76 Feb 25th since there was resistance from two years ago. Later MSO reached 2 year high on March 3rd then dropped to 3.8 now which is closed to its 30 weeks MA. I am thinking of repurchasing it back if the volume and price go up for 2,3 days. What's your thoughts? and What would you handle the other half position differently as a trader or investor?

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(2014-04-27, 06:33 PM)isatrader Wrote:

(2014-04-27, 06:06 PM)Tom Wrote: First one is MSO. I purchased MSO at 3.58 on 2013-12-02 and sold half of the positions at 4.76 Feb 25th since there was resistance from two years ago. Later MSO reached 2 year high on March 3rd then dropped to 3.8 now which is closed to its 30 weeks MA. I am thinking of repurchasing it back if the volume and price go up for 2,3 days. What's your thoughts? and What would you handle the other half position differently as a trader or investor?

In terms of Stage Analysis this weeks close below the 30 week MA and near to the the previous significant swing low puts this potentially in early Stage 3A. Although, it does still have a strongly rising 30 week MA and the whole pullback has been on average volume. The trader stop loss would be just below the previous swing low, and so it would be very close to being stopped out if you are using the methods rules.

I can't tell you what to do with your open position as it's against the law, as I'm not qualified to give financial advice. But I'd recommend looking at the "Weight of Evidence" from all the charts posted this weekend in the main Stage Analysis thread and the Market Breadth thread, as signs that the broad market is moving into Stage 3 are increasing. And the method recommends against going long when the market is in Stages 3 or 4.