01/25/2013 Live Update

[Al_Dente]

RUSROD
are you here today?

[Unique]

Come on let my last order SPXU fill 32.00!!!!!!!!! Then, we're ready to rip bull heads off

[Cobra]

members only update at 2:11 pm
http://www.cobrasmarketview.com/2013/01 ... ay-update/

[Unique]

MARKET BOUGHT 32.05 THANK YOU PATIENCE!

I'm gonna hibernate now hehehehe

edit, fuck im an idiot didn't fill , sigh.

[JFR]

I gather ad revenue is based on clicks.

I know a guy with a poker information site, and he is making a living off of it.

Well then , I guess I should click on ads here by the dozen so that Cobra can buy a Ferrari.

For the excellence of this site, and the service Cobra provides, he deserves our support for sure.

[Mr. BachNut]

Seems to me that the rally has left behind some un-realized SPY P-Bars.
Have you been keeping track Miyagi? If so would you be kind enough to share?

After 10 days, they slide off my radar. The monthly charts are not precise enough to show them so I consider them gone at that point.
Aside from today, there is 147.15$ and 148.03$ that re on the 10 day screen.

Thanks!

[Mr. BachNut]

Crude triangulating really nicely.

[JFR]

FB ... From a value point of view, IMO it is ugly.

EPS -0.10

ROE 5.63

PE in 2011 102.88

Numbers all over the map, up and down.

JFR,
My point from FB or NFLX is about how some people making money by devaiting your mind and my mind from the real issue. FB is up b/c JPM is behind this stock. Jamie Damon from JPM was on Capital Hill last year and was asked about this pump and dump FB stock. Why do they want to invest in FB? Only God knows.The point is that we are retailers and look for window of opportunity.
Opposite to NFLX and FB, AAPL has more cash flow and no debts than our goverment in US and look where it is now. Debt is a joke now.

Peace~~~

Peace, yes. No disagreement whatsoever. I tend to look at value is my point.

I agree that AAPL has very good numbers. And it has been popular, until lately.

DELL and MSFT have very good numbers, but are unpopular.

[gappy]

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMm1X2sBJVk Still strong that CCUR.

[MrMiyagi]

My point from FB or NFLX is about how some people making money by deviating your mind and my mind from the real issue. FB is up b/c JPM is behind this stock.

I get you Tabby, my concern is that as much as it went up these past two days, NFLX can go the other way just as easily; it is unpredictable and therefore a huge gamble. For me, that is.

[Cobra]

new high but not decisive enough, so still it's 3 Push Up, bulls need do more otherwise we'll see 2 legged pullback finally.

[kenttown]

Almost...

Bigger repeating ranges. Last 2 were worth approx 20 handles put this one at 154ish.

[JFR]

AAPL ...

[loveleo]

GDX is collapsing

125gdx.png

What's its relationship to GLD? How does this affect the recent better trend on gold?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqBsqlqZuto

Thanks, GLD outperforms GDX in recent years and I guess might lead up at certain times.

[Cobra]

volume surge, not sure if it means anything wait.

[ClarkW]

Almost...

Bigger repeating ranges. Last 2 were worth approx 20 handles put this one at 154ish.

Nice, thanks!

[gappy]

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[essessme]

Link to tick charts for Harapa

http://stockcharts.com/public/1643253/c ... 290501573;

and this

http://stockcharts.com/public/1643253/c ... 290501574;

[Al_Dente]

This is day 4 of $VIX non-confirmation
(SPY high was once again not confirmed by a $VIX low)
But the day is not over yet

[rpccharts]

COMDX COMEX Metals Closing Prices

Feb gold fell $12.60 to $1657.00/ounce
Gold fell for a third consecutive session following an announcement by the European Central Bank that 278 banks will repay EUR137 bln next week. In addition, investors reacted to an upbeat German Ifo Business Climate Index. The yellow metal dipped to a pit session low of $1655.00 and settled slightly above that level, booking a 1.8% loss for the week.
Mar silver fell $0.52 to $31.20/ounce
Silver extended yesterday's losses as it dipped to a session low of $31.15 in afternoon pit trade. Unable to erase much of the loss, it settled just above that level with a 2.3% loss for the week.
Mar copper fell 3 cents to $3.65/lb