See... I just saw some bears capitulate.....
Financial history doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. You can't be stupid enough to trade off anything I say.... I'm lucky they let me out of the straight-jacket long enough to trade.
J. P. Morgan
Monday, November 9, 2009
Ugh...
update
I did some Computer maintenance and it cleared the historic data on my stock charts....
1.510
It's an impressive move out of the Euro....
Orgazum
Well, Let me start by saying "Why the Hell Does everybody on CNBC Europe, make the CNBC staff Seem Retarded... I'm sorry, I mispoke... Make the CNBC staff look like ignorant morons. They ask such great questions."Not sure when I heard a conversation about the Chinese PEG on the Yuan from 6-8pm.
Glenn Beck
Word on the street is that there is something about Glen Beck and the Rape and Murder of a Young Girl!
to be serious, Point is; why would you take someone serious, When they use such ridiculous tactics? He thinks you are that STUPID!... and you just may be!
Sunday, November 8, 2009
A chart with comments.
In sort of red/pink, We have what MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY!!!!! be a 2 swing Bear Flag. But we don't know that until it has traded (for some time) below that green line.(and blue arrow)
The actual Red Horizontal line is the Trade of last Resort. This doesn't look very convincing as a Pullback and Go, as one would expect from a "Breakout"(Also Yellow Arrow), But to give the other side of the coin it's due. I have yet to see a reversal pattern above it(Brownish Arrow). In Candle theory, we also don't have anything to Hang a Bearish Cap on.. I would say if we can get below that line 1066 and hold below it, that would be some Very Bearish action... I of course would also prefer that we don't make a new high.... There is a chance this is some kind of complex Head and shoulders reversal(above the trade of last resort) on the 5 min, and this is a complex left shoulder. This is all easier to play on the other side or if we see it get below that "Breakout"The Peso
since the UUP is messed up, the comperable level in the dollar/euro... or is it the euro/dollar?
House Democrats pass health-care bill
After months of acrimonious partisanship, Democrats closed ranks on a 220-215 vote that included 39 defections, mostly from the party's conservative ranks. But the bill attracted a surprise Republican convert: Rep. Anh "Joseph" Cao of Louisiana, who represents the Democratic-leaning district of New Orleans and had been the target of a last-minute White House lobbying campaign. GOP House leaders had predicted their members would unanimously oppose the bill.<
I do want to point out that, the world socialist website... does not have this... if you are looking for some kind of proof of socialist conspiracy. That the real socialists did not stay up to wait for the vote is just about it.
Friday, November 6, 2009
MOMO
Well, With the friday short covering, etc.... seems like we are all out of MoMo... Flatening 20EMA's etc... Still a chance for a Buy on the 60-20ema.
If I was into EWT
I could see that as sort of a Wave 4 of an ABC... or sort of wave 4 of the C wave of the ABC...
here is the breakout
Apparently Brian Westbury, Who I respect BTW, has a new book out "What it's like to be one of the most wrong economists on the street"
Here is the breakout point
88 Minutes
Murder Mysteries... it's not fare that I understand game theory better than most movie producers, and Second that I'm not a moron.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Deutsche Bank AG (DB, DBK.XE) said Thursday that the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP)
=DJ Deutsche Bank Halts Issuing New Shares Of Dollar ETF
. . By Ian Salisbury . Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES .NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Deutsche Bank AG (DB, DBK.XE) said Thursday that the PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish Fund (UUP) had run out of new shares and wouldn't be able to issue any more until it gets clearance from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The move could lead the $822 million exchange-traded fund, which helps investors bet on the U.S. dollar against a basket of foreign currencies, to trade at a price that is substantially higher than its underlying value.
A number of ETFs that follow commodities like oil and natural gas have also had to suspend issuing new shares amid worries speculators are driving up commodity prices. It wasn't immediately clear why a currency fund would face the same problem.
-By Ian Salisbury, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2241; ian.salisbury@dowjones.com .
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November 05, 2009 14:09 ET (19:09 GMT)









