Rod David

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Rod David

Rod David develops analytical techniques that are designed to efficiently identify targets and turning points for any liquid stock or market in any time frame. He primarily analyzes S&Ps, generating several round-turn candidates daily. Rod publishes "Trading Plan" and more each session at the blog http://IfThenSignals.com.

Stock market price action late Thursday creates possible bullish setup

By Rod David | May 16, 2013

Thursday’s trade could have gone lower, but extremes were tested into the close. This overnight action could be bullish.
Timing key to Friday's stock market surge

By Rod David | May 11, 2013

If Friday’s late surge had begun just 10 minutes earlier, then it would have had a different technical significance.
Stock market losses Thursday showed restraint

By Rod David | May 10, 2013

If these technical patterns had played out, yesterday's stock market could have significantly damaged the uptrend.
Stock market's Friday morning price action critical

By Rod David | May 2, 2013

If fresh highs are met Friday morning, they could reverse hard barring an important technical pattern.
Stock market price action sets up possible Monday surge

By Rod David | April 28, 2013

If Friday had recovered back into positive territory, then the close could have made Monday’s open likely to surge.
Stock indexes near retest of bullish extremes

By Rod David | April 25, 2013

Thursday's probe above 1577.75 tested recent highs, but it came amid conflicting signals.
Thursday stock index price action approaches technical brink

By Rod David | April 18, 2013

If Thursday’s close had been any lower, then it would have been a lot lower. Here's what to expect for Friday.
Boston incident casts shadow over stock market technicals

By Rod David | April 15, 2013

If not for the Boston incident, then would there have been a different resolution to Monday afternoon’s recovery attempt?
Market's Friday price action stops short of big sell signal

By Rod David | April 6, 2013

If Friday's price action had taken key indexes below this important level, it would have sent a strong bearish signal.
Stocks fail at strong confirmation of Wednesday's price action

By Rod David | April 4, 2013

If Thursday’s close were any higher, then Wednesday’s trend change signal would not have been confirmed.