Market ALERT *****!!!!

[Birchtree]

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The Technician,

Fortunately I agree with 99.9% of your comments. However, there is really no short term resolution to these problems. I think we have to get back to education and accountability for the teachers. The only way that will happen is to get them away from the Demcratic Party.

 

[The_Technician]

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Could this come our way......energy sell off makes Hong kong drop over 3%...

http://money.cnn.com/2005/08/18/news/international/markets_asia.dj/index.htm

Well why not.....something has got to make it move....

:dude:

 

[vectorman]

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The Technician wrote:

Could this come our way......energy sell off makes Hong kong drop over 3%...

http://money.cnn.com/2005/08/18/news/international/markets_asia.dj/index.htm

Well why not.....something has got to make it move....

:dude:

Technician you may have a point here. I enjoy studying market charts and how one event leads to another. When the Hong Kong market started selling off, you can seehow other markets started to react in comparison. Click on the link below and check out how the Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, India and Australia markets reacted. The Eurpoean markets then opened much lower than expected. I'm still learning this market stuff,so it will be interesting to see if the US markets take a big hit today. Here's another interesting tibit. Compare the German Dax market to the S&P and look how close theymirror one another.

http://www.allstocks.com/markets/World_Charts/Asian_Stock_Markets/asian_stock_markets.html

http://www.allstocks.com/markets/World_Charts/European_Stock_Markets/european_stock_markets.html

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5EGDAXI&t=2y&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=%5EGSPC

 

[The_Technician]

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Vectorman, you are now getting the Global economic picture.....take a further look into how most global markets mirror each other...once you have that picture, take a look at the global money flow......then you can go on from there toderive our economic picture.....

Another thing this morning......"Market breadth was negative with losers topping winners on the New York Stock Exchange nearly three to one as 157 million shares changed hands. Meanwhile, decliners beat advancers on the Nasdaq more than two to one as 220 million shares were traded. "

See http://money.cnn.com/2005/08/18/markets/markets_newyork/index.htm

Darn, do you think they finally are given the picture....or is it, well they ran it up all they could, now they are finally letting everyone know (who hasn't figured it out and most likely bought in over the last couple of months)....why they shouldn't be in.....

Dirty trading going on.....

:^

 

[coolhand]

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The Technician wrote:

Dirty trading going on.....

:^

Yep. Looks like we're fixin' to break to the downside. Bonds look good about now. Haven't bought any of those is quite some time.

 

[The_Technician]

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Coolhand

U trade into F fund first....

:shock:

 

[The_Technician]

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The vacancy is stifiling.....

Beware of the next several days....beware beware beware.....the floor could just fall out.....personally I'm seeing 1136.:shock:

I took a look at the accumulation and we have retreated back to levels in May 05, in just the last 14 days....thats half the time for the accumulation to go down from the time for the accumul to climb.....:s

:dude:

 

[Birchtree]

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Or unfortunately a small piece of the sky could fall. You people got me so depressed I'm going to flog myself like a good Iranian until I bleed in the street. Then I'm going to come find you and sever your head for the sake of Allah. I have so much venom against the Clinton people you don't even want to go there. Why was Sandy Berger stealing classified documents - cover up punk. We have an energy production shortage because of regulation, we have a refining shortage because of regulation, we will have a peak electricity demand shortage because of regulation - who was on watch as President. Who knelt down beside Monica -Janet Reno of course. This Democratic legacy will burn along with the Trade Towers - they knew more and did not respond because they are liberals - and it is happening again. Only this time the quiet majority will stand together and shut them to hell up. There - now tell me to beware of Hillary and her ilk.

Dennis

 

[The_Technician]

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U claim yourself as "I ran knee in"......Birch.....:l

Yep the Clinton legacy.....sure isn't something to write home about.....and Hillary wants to run again......guess she left something she wanted in the White House.....gonna go back and get it....:shock:

Actually I have known quite a few really great people who were Iranian......still long absent friends of mine......they don't like whats been going on in the homeland either and they want to go back and straighten things out.....too bad they can't afford to.....besides, it downright dangerous for them....:^

Accumulation doesn't support your ceiling popping open theory bud....neither does the higher interest rates, the higher energy costs, the consequences of them two and so on..........but you never know do you.....its a good month to just lay down the stick and take a rest on the hill for a while and enjoy the view.....wouldn't you say so.....I mean look at all that money you got bagged up....it would just be nice to sit there and look at your hard work without any worry that it could just fly away in the wind.......what a site that would be!!!!o

Drink a Long Island tea while you there....

:^

 

[tsptalk]

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coolhand wrote:

Bonds look good about now. Haven't bought any of those is quite some time.

Darn that oneday delay. We don't get many .03 days in bonds and we had one Thursday. My F fund allocation doesn't take effect until Friday. My luck we'll probably seesome profit taking and I'll get emails telling me how bad my timing is.o

 

[tsptalk]

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Birchtree wrote:

Or unfortunately a small piece of the sky could fall. You people got me so depressed I'm going to flog myself like a good Iranian until I bleed in the street.

You'll be happy to know the AAII bearish percentage shot up to 40% yesterday. Bullish was 29%. That's the good news for the market. The bad news is that it takes time for the masses to unload their stocks once they get bearish.

 

[Skip]

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No one can be right 100% of the time in the markets...
Some were short to soon and some stay long to long..

Get the meat of trades "trends" and be willing to change
your trade . as there is always another day to be on the right side
of the trade... perserve your trading money and protect it...
Buy again at lower prices....
WAITING FOR THE SALE TO START !

Old Skip

 

[coolhand]

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tsptalk wrote:

coolhand wrote:

Bonds look good about now. Haven't bought any of those is quite some time.

Darn that oneday delay. We don't get many .03 days in bonds and we had one Thursday. My F fund allocation doesn't take effect until Friday. My luck we'll probably seesome profit taking and I'll get emails telling me how bad my timing is.o

Ya think?

You got my respect. Bondsmay rally some morebefore we more higher in stocks. Of course it may not happen in a day. I'm hoping:!

Just hope we don't invert the yield curve in the process. :shock:

 

[Skip]

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CoolHand..
Moving from f to g to try and catch the penny Friday ?
Its starting to pay every 5 days now.. Then back to f While we wait for the trend to go bullish again... Whenever it does..and if it does..
Skip

 

[teknobucks]

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Skip wrote:

CoolHand..
Moving from f to g to try and catch the penny Friday ?
Its starting to pay every 5 days now.. Then back to f While we wait for the trend to go bullish again... Whenever it does..and if it does..
Skip

know folks have asked before....

"whats the forecast dates for the g to pay the penny? "......sorry never paid much attention to the topic before.

 

[teknobucks]

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http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=23220 :?

 

[coolhand]

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Skip wrote:

CoolHand..
Moving from f to g to try and catch the penny Friday ?
Its starting to pay every 5 days now.. Then back to f While we wait for the trend to go bullish again... Whenever it does..and if it does..
Skip

Wouldn't make any sense imo.The g fund is not predictable enough. A penny is not worth chasing if it means possibly missing out on say, a nickle gain in the f fund. Or any other fund for that matter. The main objective of course is capital preservation while we wait for a better play in the indices, just like you said.

 

[coolhand]

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teknobucks wrote:

http://goldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=23220 :?

A slow and insidious process. :s:s:s

http://tinyurl.com/df7rc

 

[Quips]

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teknobucks -- you're a trip!

Thank you for that reading ... looks very entertaining. Sci-fi econ! I needed that diversion.

 

[The_Technician]

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Well actually Tekno.......if I get you right, I have been making some G fund predictions in the G fund thread.....they are not always accurate due to the methodology of the treasuries, but I have it graphed and dated on a good possible date....right at the moment, I'm predicting the 22nd as the next uptick on it....

:^