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Silver following the script …
Posted on September 5, 2013 4 Comments
What do we know about Silver ….? Well, for starts it was supposedly found in 5000 BC , has a melting point of 1,763 F and it’s atomic number is 47. Also, it sure has followed an ORDERLY, MATHEMATICAL and rather PRECISE PATTERN for the past couple years. I don’t know a darn thing about […]
And I’ll Huff and I’ll Puff and I’ll Blow Your House Down
Posted on September 4, 2013 1 Comment
Homebuilder’s Index has “recovered” nicely, as has everything, from the 2007-2009 timeframe. That being said, we have a very symmetrical and orderly pattern that has recently completed on the weekly timeframe. Additionally, take a look at the daily timeframe – the classic head and shoulders pattern pops right out at you. Stay tuned, but perhaps […]
SBUX and the land of “not real”
Posted on August 21, 2013 1 Comment
A very good and long time friend of mine has the unique opportunity to work in the intelligence community. From time to time, we meet at $SBUX and just sit and watch the people move in/out of the store w/ their 5$ coffee’s. He always remarks how $SBUX “is not the real world” and that […]
Sir Issac Newton and $AAPL Fell From the Tree
Posted on August 20, 2013 8 Comments
Had another opportunity to post for JC on $AAPL. Please see: http://allstarcharts.com/bartelloni-parabolic-advances-and-their-devastating-corrective-moves/ Let’s revisit and then ask where do we go from here….the charts below are the basic geometry that we learned in elementary school on drawing arcs and connecting three points to form a circle. Also, some log-counts and a host of “other” geometry went […]
Fixed Income Revisited
Posted on August 20, 2013 1 Comment
First off, I would like to thank JC Parets of http://www.allstarcharts.com for finally pushing me to start blogging … “JC, thanks….” JC gave me the unique opportunity to “guest post” on his blog site a couple times and one of my earliest posts was the following: http://allstarcharts.com/are-interest-rates-at-a-key-inflection-point/ Let’s revisit fixed income, as it is getting, […]
the USD Index
Posted on August 20, 2013 1 Comment
One of my favorite pastimes is to look at everything in the context of the circle of life – fixed income, equities, commodities and FX. By far the largest and most liquid, the FX market is the real “elephant in the corner” and drives a significant share of the moves we see w/in the entire trading […]
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