Wednesday 21 October 2009 Earlier today, we said we would no longer comment on this specific market because most everyone one of the previous articles have been warnings of a correction or change of trend, and all to no...
Read MoreWednesday 21 October 2009 Cotton hardly ever shows up on our radar, so we missed the set up that got under way last week when price rallied concurrently on the monthly, weekly, and daily charts, through the 65.50...
Read MoreWednesday 21 October 2009 Every single one of our S & P articles have been warnings, either for a correction or a possible change in trend. We have colored the tone and character of the rally as stemming from the...
Read MoreTuesday 20 October 2009 The market activity for the past several trading days has been showing signs of weakness, certainly not for the first time since the July rally, but this time, a correction of substance may set...
Read MoreMonday 19 October 2009 The most reliable information is generated by the market itself, as it records all transactions in the form of price and volume. From the most experienced and informed to the least knowlegable...
Read MoreMonday 19 October 2009 Every once and a while, there is a “Perfect Storm” formation of a breakout pattern across the various time frames, as we showed in the previous article, Crude Oil – Major...
Read MoreThursday 15 October 2009 The Quarterly, Monthly, Weekly, and Daily charts all broke a price resistance at the same time. It is not very often that this kind of set up occurs, but when it does, it presents a...
Read MoreTuesday 13 October 2009 Lucky 13 [October] was not a lucky day for our analysis. Like catching a rabbit to make rabbit stew, to get short, first there has to be supply to push price lower. For all of the...
Read MoreMonday 13 October 2009 Even a simple “normal” correction is hard to come by. Yet another interesting day as the markets made varying degrees of a high. Let’s start with the tech heavy index,...
Read MoreSaturday 10 October 2009 Has POMO lost its magic, or will manipulation win again? [POMO = Permanent Open Market Operations, the Fed lends money into the banking system for the express purpose of supporting the stock...
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