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Time to expect a pullback
By Tim Truebenbach | TradingMarkets.com | November 17, 2006

Timothy J. Truebenbach is the President of True Capital Management and general partner of True Capital Partners LP, a hedge fund. He uses a disciplined model that trades on the intermediate-term time frame. For a free trial to Tim's Nightly Stock Analysis Report click here or call 888-484-8220 ext. 1.

The market continues higher along the same theme we talked about on Tuesday. The major indexes have made quite an advance following the brief pullback we saw in late-October.


Chart courtesy of StockCharts.com

Leading stocks are plentiful with names like Google (GOOG | news | PowerRating | PR Charts ) and Morgan Stanley (MS | news | PowerRating | PR Charts ) leading the large caps and smaller names like Copa (CPA | news | PowerRating | PR Charts ) and Coach (COH | news | PowerRating | PR Charts ) adding to the broad leadership we are enjoying.


Chart courtesy of StockCharts.com

Strong up trends tend to do exactly as we have been seeing out of both individual stocks and the market itself. They are stair-stepping higher. We see a move up, then a correction or consolidation followed by another move higher. Currently, the market has made a nice move and could be due for a brief pause or pullback. If this occurs, we would like to see a minimum amount of distribution or days when prices close lower on heavier volume than the previous session. This concept applies to both the market indexes and individual stocks.

Enjoy the Trading!


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