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Thanks boss, no more dollar for me this time. I still can not believe that smack down dollar is good thing, my uncle is out of his mind, hey! WDIK?KeiZai wrote:Dollar & euro
green is my preferred
Hi Spaghetti,Al_Dente wrote:Hi Xian
Agree, every day over at zh is “Zombie Apocalypse Day”
However, they do occasionally have excellent third-party reports that u just can’t find elsewhere.
But everybody and their Uncle Bob is reporting on the iPhone discount sale at WMT
“Smart business, or just one more sign that Apple iPhone shipments appear to be slowing down from their usual, fevered pace?”
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2413282,00.asp
“…the sales' timing raises flags about how well the Apple smartphone is selling… the iPhone 5 is being marked down more than 35% less than three months after its release -- and in the middle of holiday shopping season. Of course, there is a chance Wal-Mart might be simply subsidizing the phone itself to get more shoppers in its store, but you have to wonder if iPhone sales aren't what Wal-Mart or Apple were expecting….”
http://www.latimes.com/business/technol ... 4780.story
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/12/ ... DU20121214
WMT “…is also rumored to be featuring a bonus $30 iTunes card beginning Dec. 17….”
http://blog.laptopmag.com/walmart-selli ... ad-for-399
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Apple-iPhone- ... t/14675762
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100317764
“…the discounts proved difficult to find in a handful of locations in Washington and California. I was told that the iPhone is only carried at Walmart Supercenters, which, if true, should make the hunt easier, since there are only 3,100 supercenters in the U.S., roughly the equivalent number of stores where Walmart is supposedly offering the discounts. Instead, I found the inventory and prices to be wildly inconsistent. My advice… is be patient. It takes awhile to find the correct person in electronics to answer your question on the phone, and hold times can be long. In one case, I was hung up on; in another extreme case, a representative simply told me that the iPhone 5 would cost 'a lot' …Here’s one idea: To save time and the headache of calling around, go to one of the many stores that are offering to match the lowest prices this holiday season, including Best Buy and Target, which have both vowed to honor some competitors’ prices. Perhaps you’ll have better luck there…"
http://allthingsd.com/20121215/wal-mart ... -blessing/
NYAD was in similar posture before the waterfall decline of last summer. My VIXies setup in daily mode, however, is not at all bull friendly. Actually, bottom three indicators which tends to be early are decisively in Bear camp. Portfolio protection/hedging is in play.Cobra wrote:Only NYAD shows bullishness all the other stuff are bearish. I don't understand this.
Since everyone talking so much about AAPL, here's my take: ( not a trading advice or anything)Al_Dente wrote:XIAN, oy, we’ll call that the “Babs” Indicator
AAPL could bounce near here:
1) it met another dome target
2) if Kena (“Dome King”) were here, I’m GUESSING he’d say “dome target met… if it breaks below that….it will/could go MUCH lower”
3) oversold (but can remain os)
4) volume clue indicates aapl is at or near a bounce zone
5) any bounce is “counter-trend”… a trend change would involve testing testing and proving it can hold that double bottom…. and then our favorite MAs must start curving up instead of down…
6) aapl and spy (purple) are still TOO divergent and need to realign more
Problem with aapl is this: most NORMAL stocks believe that a couple points is a bounce, whereas aapl likes to move 37 points and call it a bounce
Red-dotted lines indicate gap-fill resistance if she bounces… filling that and more would be just the first step to a trend change
PS: investors may not be as sophisticated as u in your thinking that WMT will absorb loss….they could get panicky and go on a “wash out” or “climax” selling spree…. also hedge funds and money mgrs really may not want to show that they own much appl at year end…they have been selling all along…and may continue until eoy…
“… You are the aapl of my eye…” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL_PNNr_NgU
Thanks homey… and here’s a pair 4 u http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7uiqRCW6I8KeiZai wrote:... yes europe is bullish but for how long? I still see it as corrective...posted this chart in october and nothing changed my mind...so farAl_Dente wrote:PAGING KEIZAI ...total dislocation”...
This index same with DAX and others EU indexes are clearly in 5th wave aka some kind of weakness/retrace is due soon so It´s hard and not very smart to chase it at this stage I will rather have fun with the bears and buy retrace then
the question is only how far can 5th wave go...sentiment is telling me -> not too far...
Nice video as always DTES! What are your thoughts on SPY or IWM?daytradingES wrote:7:32 PM 12/15/2012
Review 11
TSX and HXD.to
http://screencast.com/t/fuQz4ayPVjUK
Gold
Last Week: estimated bounce in gold to 1720 area - actual 1719.22
Next week:
est high 1710 to 1702
est low 1672
30pt profit potential to short trade.
TSX
Estimated bounce up to green line resistance - it happen exactly
Low hxd.to $8.44
Next Week:
Looking to buy HXD on Monday Pm at about $8.56
Hold for 8-10 TD
Target $9.26 or $9.52
Profit potential
$0.70 8.1% in 10 days
NTA
GLTA
Al_Dente wrote:My bond bolingers flashed a spy-top signal……that would be short term/swing… NOT intraday.
Note how folks are selling off the investment-grade corporates but not the junk yet……usually it’s the other way around… junk is usually the first to go south when folks catch a whiff of a top (they shed the riskiest first). Junk made new highs this week (short squeeze)…. hmmmm… that’s bullish…
[fwiw: bolingers are on default setting…nothing fancy here….also, $UST is eod end of day only]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8mAaJuefOw
Hi Uempeluempel wrote:Al, what you write here confirms what we see in BPNYA versus BPSPX. BPNYA is still showing strength while BPSPX is weakening.Al_Dente wrote:My bond bolingers flashed a spy-top signal……that would be short term/swing… NOT intraday.
Note how folks are selling off the investment-grade corporates but not the junk yet……usually it’s the other way around… junk is usually the first to go south when folks catch a whiff of a top (they shed the riskiest first). Junk made new highs this week (short squeeze)…. hmmmm… that’s bullish…
[fwiw: bolingers are on default setting…nothing fancy here….also, $UST is eod end of day only]
I think Nat Gas began a new cyclical bull market in April. This was the point at which currency debasement overwhelmed the supply/demand fundamentals of a saturated Nat Gas market. I don't believe for a minute that this bull market is being driven by supply and demand fundamentals. I think this market is being driven by the same thing that the entire commodity complex is responding to, and has been responding to since last summer, and that is massive global currency devaluation.BullBear52x wrote:How's the Money printing will effect the over all market? looking at $CCI/$CRB index and USO here, these need to stop a bleeding here and break up, taking up all the commodities with it. sky is the limit then.and here my look at DBA, I see the effect of show me the money already here. Double bottom is possible now after extra 40Bil. short term swing basis it's now a buy-able, let see how will this kick in gears. if continue strong from here Bears will get taken to the cleaner once again, Ho Ho Ho.....