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Is the Dow in trouble?

January 26th 2010 17:25

For some time now we've been very concerned that all the major indexes are in the "thin air" and have exceeded some key Fibonacci retracement levels. This new short video explores that and looks at a key Japanese candlestick formation that could really make a difference and be the first clue in the demise of the Dow.

I'll also show and share with you a specific number to look for in February. Should this level be broken, then it will signal a major reversal to the downside for the Dow.

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Enjoy the video and let us know what you think on our blog.
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