Reversal Watch

Last week we finally got enough selling to break the short term uptrend. For the moment I'm content to try to hold on to my remaining longs and look for a point to make some more purchases. I'd like to see some bullish candlesticks pop up once (if) the indices reach oversold levels. The S&P chart shows the levels I'd expect reversal candles to appear:





The next chart shows the SOX slipping back under its 200-day moving average:





And finally, a lot of oil stocks look like they're ready to rally. Many of their charts look like EOG's:


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