/ES SPX SPY RELATED CHART: S&P500: TRADER'S EDGE EASYGUIDECHART 9 MONTH MASTER GUIDECHART WITH KEY ACTIVE 2QEVS AND QEVS AND REFLECTION VECTORS AND WITH KEY ECHOBACKTIMEPERIOD WAVE PIVOT AND FLEXPOINT 'TOP/BOTTOM ACCELERATION' BULLET POINTS, Including Narrative

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2012

/ES S&P500 EMINI FUTURES 9 MONTH 4 HOUR OHLC TRADER'S EDGE EASYGUIDECHART

EVV MDPP TRADER'S EDGE ILLUSTRATIVE MASTER EASYGUIDECHART 

WITH KEY ACTIVE
2QEVS AND
QEVS AND
REFLECTION VECTORS

AND WITH KEY ECHOBACKTIMEPERIOD WAVE PIVOT AND FLEXPOINT ACCELRATION
'TOP (GREEN)/BOTTOM (RED) BULLET' FOCUS INTEREST QEV ECHOTIMEPOINTS

(CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE.  And to even further zoom, left click on enlarged chart and click on 'open in new tab,'  then right click on chart in new tab page to further zoom again.)

"Blocks and dots in model illustrations often represent 'potentially-manifest' near-term forecast opportunity points or past echo-points within the forecast model's focus interest projection methodology .. they constitute 'data-mined' potential forecast derivative 'price pivot point' an/or 'acceleration flex point' interest areas, and potential highlighted focus interest opportunity risk-on periods, within the surrounding incoming and outgoing time frame's ultra short-term trend. Green is echo-up-pressure bias. Red is echo-down-pressure bias. Many of these periods may also be found to be potentially 'fade in regularizing' (or somewhat regularizing), or 'fade out regularized'(or somewhat) in forecast occurrance within the key echovector referenced echobackdate, current, and echo-forecast time-frames.
[6:53:49 PM] Kevin Wilbur: [6:14 PM] Kevin Wilbur:

... the green dots represent key 'model mined' potential forecast echovector focus interest opportunity-laden (risk-on) pivot points and flex-points .. w/ relative echovector price weighted up-pressure   The red dots represent relative price-weighted downpressure pivot areas.  Note that the coming 40 days of trading is replete with such changing direction delta opportunities, and the short-term acceleration opportunities following.  Lots of potentially capture-able 'tide in, tide out' opportunities.
[6:54:35 PM] Kevin Wilbur: [6:51 PM] Kevin Wilbur:

... You are getting a good education here in cyclical analysis, and in valueable cyclical analysis 'overlay' regarding basic chart reading.  Skill in reading can turn a simple chart with overlay into a potential 'treasure map,' if you know how to read and interpret the overlay, and then safely and effectively 'limit-protectedly' hedge-on position...
[7:11:19 PM] Kevin Wilbur: [7:10 PM] Kevin Wilbur:

... Note that the MDPP model called for a 'short-term short' opportunity in the SPX (SPY ETF) on Friday after the midweek run-up.  The particular chart you reference was published to help highlight this phenomena and potential pivot point for the day.  An EVV MDPP Alert was published that morning before market open, and the prior afternoon as well, at the Active Management Blogsite, and in SA (where you likely got your copy of the chart).

Those following along with the model generated 'virtual shorting strategy' in the morning, and then viewed the right derivative instrument riders and the actively managed position adjustments of these riders during the day according to the subsequent model generated echo-guidance intraday alerts (which were generated and posted by EVV MDPP at its real-time AAPML123 OTAPS Forecast and Alert Blogsite, echovectorvest.blogspot.com), saw a 90%+ model performance realization in the derivative rider based AAPML3 in just one day.  See SA posts on Friday evening to confirm this particular motion's forecast, alert, and active advanced position management summary.  Be sure to keep the referenced EVV MDPP Trader's Edge QEV and 2QEV Master EasyGuideChart for future reference, and look for (and/or request) updates of the EVV MDPP /ES 9 Month Trader's Edge Master EasyGuideChart at the blogsite."