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I could plug mine (heh) but I for me this site is must reading every week.Me XMan wrote:I have several that I follow:
http://www.zerohedge.com/
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/
http://market-ticker.org/
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/
L_T wrote:OK guys help me out. If there was only one blog or site you could read regularly (besides Cobra's of course) which would it be? One of my "go to" sites called it quits at Christmas and I feel like I've lost a major source of information. Thanks in advance.
johnnywa wrote:Bull looks D.O.A. could not get decent retrace all day,high dollar, 10 yr Italian bond Acution tomorrow,can we stop this accelerating car on a dime going downhill?
You have no idea how bad it is getting. Working on the 2012 commentary now and uncovered some interesting information in the last week which requires a big addition.Me XMan wrote:Something is very smelly over Euro land. Especially with ECB and banks.
dcurban1 wrote:You have no idea how bad it is getting. Working on the 2012 commentary now and uncovered some interesting information in the last week which requires a big addition.Me XMan wrote:Something is very smelly over Euro land. Especially with ECB and banks.
In the last week Japan has signed swap agreements with India and China and will be the first sovereign nation to issue Yuan denominated foreign government bonds in China.
There is a lot of activity just below the surface being caused by the European banks deleveraging.
It is a very complex situation. Without giving too much away the banks are locked out of the capital markets and need to raise capital, hence the new program announced a couple of weeks ago. Everyone is trying to figure out who will fall with Der Speigel publishing an article a few weeks ago suggesting Germany's second largest bank, Commerzbank, may need a bailout or nationalization because of sovereign debt holdings.Me XMan wrote:dcurban1. Do you have prediction for Europe banks?
dcurban1 wrote:You have no idea how bad it is getting. Working on the 2012 commentary now and uncovered some interesting information in the last week which requires a big addition.Me XMan wrote:Something is very smelly over Euro land. Especially with ECB and banks.
In the last week Japan has signed swap agreements with India and China and will be the first sovereign nation to issue Yuan denominated foreign government bonds in China.
There is a lot of activity just below the surface being caused by the European banks deleveraging.
Thanks HK, like your charts, follow your moves. Im more of a swing trader, but trying shorter time frames. I mostly look for good risk/reward setups and go mostly all in, but in this enviro, I also want to take advantage of smaller shorter duration...?? Wondering what % of portfolio you use for short duration (day or more) trades....?TraderGirl wrote:heavenskrow wrote:well because its mainly a part of the whole market...and the S&P could also be setting up the same pattern.knock wrote:Sorry for a dumb question: What does it impact S&P? I don't know this index. Thanks!heavenskrow wrote:S&P Barra Value Index as of yesterday...
sure looks like a massive H+S forming
In fact if you take a look at the S&P neckline from march low to June low and then copy and paste that on the feb shoulder, you got the target for the right shoulder...and that was why I was able to go short from that date catching the whole move down. Now I am applying the same method to a lot of indicies....and its quite interesting how a lot of indicies are setting it up.
Hk, do you post any of the above mentioned charts on your "donator" site?
Haha our trading styles are pretty much the same then.TraderGirl wrote:;Thanks HK, like your charts, follow your moves. Im more of a swing trader, but trying shorter time frames. I mostly look for good risk/reward setups and go mostly all in, but in this enviro, I also want to take advantage of smaller shorter duration...?? Wondering what % of portfolio you use for short duration (day or more) trades....?TraderGirl wrote:heavenskrow wrote:well because its mainly a part of the whole market...and the S&P could also be setting up the same pattern.knock wrote:Sorry for a dumb question: What does it impact S&P? I don't know this index. Thanks!heavenskrow wrote:S&P Barra Value Index as of yesterday...
sure looks like a massive H+S forming
In fact if you take a look at the S&P neckline from march low to June low and then copy and paste that on the feb shoulder, you got the target for the right shoulder...and that was why I was able to go short from that date catching the whole move down. Now I am applying the same method to a lot of indicies....and its quite interesting how a lot of indicies are setting it up.
Hk, do you post any of the above mentioned charts on your "donator" site?
Beggining of down move? likelyjohnnywa wrote:Believe this is the very beginning of down move,no one day sell off