Sunday 3 February 2013 What could wheat possibly have in common with gold/silver, or the S&P, or interest rates? When put into chart form, they are all the same: Bars that show highs, lows, closes, and volume. Market...
Read MoreSaturday 2 February 2013 The unshiny metal may be outshining its other metal cousins as its price has an upside breakout. As with any potential move, it remains potential until confirmed by the next successful retest. This is...
Read MoreSaturday 2 February 2013 The January monthly charts are now complete. Not sure that anything new can be learned, but it is always worth looking, never presuming anything. Remember, the point of reading developing market activity...
Read MoreSunday 27 January 2013 While most eyes remain fixed on gold and silver, and the stock market, to a lesser extent, the Fed having driven the little investor away, we take a fresh look at the corn market. It has been some time...
Read MoreSaturday 26 January 2013 All general statements are untrue, [including the one above and this one]. There are exceptions to every general rule, so they cannot always be true. There is truth to the consideration that all...
Read MoreSunday 20 January 2013 “…Oh! What a tangled web we weave When first we practice to deceive…” From Marmion, Canto VI, Stanza 17, Sir Walter Scott What does this have to do with gold and silver?...
Read MoreSunday 13 January 2013 The article title is a wise message from a voice in the past. The best way to follow what the market says is to read its net effect as derived from the collective of all market participants that have made...
Read MoreSunday 13 January 2013 We have a price target for the S&P e-Mini: the 1482-1488 area. That area is derived from Point and Figure, [P&F] used to measure market “energy,” or the potential target that price can...
Read MoreSaturday 12 January 2013 We deviate from our coverage of the futures markets to take a look at this popular stock. As we often say: Achart is a chart, composed of price, volume, and time. While fundamentals may be more prevalent...
Read MoreWednesday 9 January 2013 Here is how we use the markets to find trades: Developing activity is the best and most reliable source for understanding what the market is doing. The information it provides can also lead to an edge in...
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