Here are some Fib levels with a negative trend line thrown in. Anyone care to guess what happens next? :toung:
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Here are some Fib levels with a negative trend line thrown in. Anyone care to guess what happens next? :toung:
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Anyone like sugar in their coffee?
Here is my EOTWAWKI play. Higher taxes and inflation means we have to work more to make the same amount. The more we work, the more tired we become. The more tired we are the more coffee we drink.
Now if I can only find some creamer...
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EOTWAWKI?? :confused: :embarrest:
Can history repeat itself ???
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You know that history rhymes. I think that precious metals will start to move more strongly and I think the next big bubble will be commodities. But as to timing ....? My crystal ball is still in the shop for repairs. :bigsmile:
We'll just have to do what you're so good at, J, and that is to watch the charts!:)
Lady
The alternate theory I've read over the weekend is that PMs hold their ground while the $ takes a dive. Seriously. Might have been Denninger that put that forward as more probable, I haven't spent much time browsing outside his sites this weekend. Nonetheless, commodities are where my head is at, there and producers thereof. Basic materials.
I found a really awesome site tonight, I gotta share. Heatmaps for both stocks and ETF using different criteria, stock screener (the best stock screener I've found yet for the criteria I've been using for fundamental analysis). It zeroed me in on one single stock to buy tonight using my value criteria. guess what? a commodity producer stock, and China at that!
the site is http://finviz.com/map.ashx?t=etf. If it stops being free, I'll cry and dig in my pocket.
I'm looking at your new site now, Allie. Looks like it will take a while to explore and be able to learn everything this site can tell me. GREAT information. Thanks for the tip! :)
Lady
Here's this week's ETF Rewind chart. It was just posted this morning (Monday). Enjoy!
ETF Rewind - Week 19 (05/08/09)
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_uzVbkLlVFK...k_19_Table.png(Click Image to Enlarge/ Glossary)
Last week the S&P500 put in another whopping +5.8% gain. By the same token, treasury yields continued to rise, potentially narrowing the gap in near-term return expectations among the asset classes -- something to think about, anyhow. Nevertheless, just as we now see intermediate overbought indications within equities in the Rewind, other models suggest that this atypical upward run should continue to be treated with respect.
Week Twenty of 2009 (is that possible!) features the following earnings and economic calendar:
- Yahoo! - U.S. Economic Calendar
- Yahoo! - U.S. Earnings Calendar
http://marketrewind.blogspot.com/
Lady