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Latest | Highest ratedUnwinding the Goldman Sachs Myth [View article]
Goldman, Paulson are guilty as charged. The Congress is guilty by way of association if nothing else.
These crooks are stealing every dime of the bailout money. This has to be the greatest robery in th ehistory of the world and there are dumbasses like you defending them
23 High Quality, High Dividend Stocks [View article]
I have been watching APL -I'm surprised that it does not get much notice. I think it has some down side yet this summer but I like it a lot.
Why I'm Restarting Yingli Green Energy [View article]
Chart a comparison of YGE and the S&P and this is only going to become more profound as we move up in this rally.
With all of the stimulus and "green being the next bubble(howerver brief)YGE will surprise many with just a forward P/E of 13 and less than 33% held by institutions this guy has a lot of room to run.
Sell in May (or Maybe June), But Don't Go Away [View article]
Market Activity Sending off Bullish Alerts [View article]
The DOW and S&Pkeepsmakingme think they are on thier tip toes and while the rally seems manufactured there is probably upside until this silliness about housing leveling and the ultra silliness of banks being moneymakers is outed.
The moratorium of no foreclosures has expired and soon the news will be out and we will again look for another temporary bottom until they get used to the news and we get the stimulus rally.
The never ending stimulus will go on and on. They have no choice but to print their way out.
NCI Is Down Big: Does Somebody Know Something? [View article]
On PPIP and Geithner's Latest Power Grab (Linkfest) [View article]
Timing the Nasdaq Composite [View article]
Why This May Have Been a Sucker's Rally [View article]
Smith & Wesson and Sturm Ruger: Gunning for Profits [View article]
It looks like it is going lower short term - but then so does the market.
Coeur d’Alene Mines Corp. Q4 2008 Earnings Call Transcript [View article]
The dilution was to pay for the aquistions. Many of the other silver producers depend on the base metals as support of the operations. the base metals have been devastated. Also silver is a byproduct in many other mining operations that are being shut down which means lower world silver production.
Right now there is like a 13% short position in CDE. It wouldn't suprise me if some one isn't trying to buy time to raise money to buy.
Smith & Wesson: Great for Personal and Portfolio Protection [View article]
That is a bullish chart the way he has it drawn and you could probably make a case for a bear flag formation as well. The answer lies in thebreak out.
The fundamenals are that there is demand for guns -mine are already bought.
This was in my reading this morning and although the wheels of Washington run slow, gun control has been an ongoing effort:
Gun Control on the Way? Someone sent me an email on a bill called HR 45 Blair Holt Firearm Licensing & Record of Sales Act of 2009. Always skeptical about emailed information of this sort, I had a researcher give it a look and, sorry to say, it’s real. The bottom line is that Congress is taking up a bill that will require gun purchasers to jump through a number of hoops before being able to buy a gun, including pass a test and agree to allowing government officials to come to your house to inspect your guns at will. Failure to properly secure your guns will carry a fine and even the potential for a five-year stint in jail. You can read more about the legislation here. www.opencongress.org/b....
Knowing as I do the attitude of a number of gun-owning acquaintances of mine, I think legislation such as this could trigger some pretty strident opposition. And for good reasons: one of history’s better-documented lessons is that almost every transition to dictatorship has been preceded by some form of gun control.
How Low Can the S&P 500 Go? [View article]
S&P 500 Components and SPY: Chart Analysis [View article]
The first paragraph did not say anything that a glimpse of the charts would not reveal so I am not sure it is worthy of print.
The second paragraph there was a nice note of the breadth of stocks trending up but the oversold component I am not sure would be worth a lot in a market that is declining so steadily. If you look back at the advance from July 06 to November 07 they were oversold a great deal of the time but yet the market continued to rally. I would think that you would have shorts covering more because of options expiration than because of oversold indicators. Op Ex is always unpredictable but covering at ops ex does cause the market to tick up as we saw today.
I do like the pivot points-that is good information.
The fundamental analysis of growing profits 10% is a hope and a guess at the very best. I think fundamental analysis should be separated from the technical content.
I see you have a bear formation out lined in blue but you did not mention it nor the increasing volume to the down side.
Now it sounds like you have a lot of formal qualifications and I look forward to you revealing them. I know you said that you do not title these papers so maybe the title misled me. I was looking for technical analysis that had the predictive content that we study the charts for and was disappointed in that regard.
I am just a student of technical analysis but I was hoping that you, being a technical analyst, would shed some light on whether this consolidation is that of a fourth wave and are we to expect another leg down. Affter all that is the predictive direction that the break out should be because that is the formation and that is also the trend - and maybe if you could tell by the ratios of what we might expect if that is the case.
And then on the other hand should we just treat it as a bear flag, or some sort of compound or complex bear flag and if so should we measure the distance across the entire formation because we have two waves that completely engulf the entire pattern.
Or if you consider the wave preceding the flag to be wave 1 and considering that 2 of the waves would be equal with one exceeding - just where are we in the wave count?
For predictive purposes I am still short the market because if the move down does fulfill the entire consolidation are then we are going to 700 minimum on the S&P
If you consider the top of the wave that precedes the consolidation as a bear pennant then we are going to 550.
Now I could be all wrong but these are sincere questions and my comment to you expressed disappointment. This appears to me a very complicated formation(s) and I do not see anyone sticking their neck out.
I just did.
S&P 500 Components and SPY: Chart Analysis [View article]