Santa Clause Rally Coming To Town?

So a few days ago we went short and that has paid of handsomely as we have had seven straight down days. The hourly charts show an oversold condition (MACD and RSI are in oversold territory) but the daily chart MACD is nowhere close to bottoming, RSI is getting oversold, however there is no panic indicated by a VIX that for me needs to get in the mid forties before I get excited, so I think there will be a bounce but no change in trend. And again we need to respect the news, if there is more bad news out of Europe the selling will continue despite the oversold conditions.

 Note the bottoming RSI and MACD, these are more sensitive than specific, but it should give you a heads up that the selling needs a breather or seller exhaustion. 

Could we just fall to the bottom of this channel (1100) only 50 points away from my target, would just be too easy, note the RSI just above 30 beow is oversold and the MACD is not even close. 

 Multiple tops on the ADX, heading to its lower end of sideways channel, again RSI just above 30.

 Oscillator is just about the low end of its range, signaling we are almost at a point where we get a reprieve from selling.

 Significant reversal in investor bullishness in energy, from 90 to 23 also supports reversal. As well as financials but not as drastic.

So here is the strategy: 

Cover half of the short positions on Monday regardless of the futures or news. Close rest of positions if we have a close higher than a previous close on the SPX.

Watch the market rally, back to levels indicated and then re-initiate shorts. 

Caveat: NEWS

Now to my EUR/USD short

The dollar looks to break out and the euro is breaking down, also see USD/JPY as that trend is reversing. If the euro hold up it could rally to 138, right now its signaling it may just fall off the cliff.

Finally take a look at Citi as a example for big banks because all the charts of GS, JPM look similar:

So we have a nice set up for a reversal, looking forward to this coming week.