06/26/2014 Live Update

[uempel]

Cobra, everybody watching soccer now, I guess the markets will close and you can close down your Forum too ...

[DellGriffith]

Does anyone have that chart that was something like the yield curve vs the stock market of 6 months later? Lost it apparently. I haven't looked at it in maybe 9-12 months. I think the projection was no May 2014 correction and instead a midsummer correction.

[quientuves]

Football?? Great time to another shake to the markets...

[Out of Bounds]

pressure, I can hear yelling in the pits

[Out of Bounds]

Football?? Great time to another shake to the markets...

Maybe it's a generational thing and I'm too old, but the only people I know watching soccer are my Latin friends and family.

[MrMiyagi]

spyX

qqq2

[Out of Bounds]

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QQQ 2day. What am I looking at there Sensei?

[DellGriffith]

Football?? Great time to another shake to the markets...

Maybe it's a generational thing and I'm too old, but the only people I know watching soccer are my Latin friends and family.

I grew up in the 70s and 80s. I was right in that generation where baseball died. When I was little, all the kids would play baseball in lots, in the streets, everywhere. By the time I was a teen, no one played. I remember exactly why everyone stopped playing, too. Little League baseball. Little Leagues exploded right around that time, and parents got involved. Suddenly, parents were putting pressure on kids to make sure to go out and practice, make sure to go to the games, and then the parents would nag them about playing "correctly". The perception QUICKLY changed amongst us kids. baseball was no longer "fun" but a "chore" that parents made us do. So we ALL quit and played video games like Atari instead, because the parents HATED video games and left us alone.

I always say if I wanted to kill the video game industry, I'd create "Little League Video Games". Just imagine mothers across the nation going "Johnny, you didn't play Mario Brothers well at all that time! Why don't you grab that power up like your little sister Susie? You'll NEVER make the team playing like that! What is wrong with you?????" Every kid would probably grab their video game systems and launch them out the window.

This is why I can NEVER imagine soccer ever grabbing a strong foothold in America. Because there is ALREADY little league soccer with nagging moms all over the place. It'll have a niche, but never be big.

[Denali92]

Extended periods without an hourly buy signal and a little preview of next week's employment report holiday dynamics that make the next two weeks potentially very interesting.

http://www.cobrasmarketview.com/2014/06 ... ay-update/

-D

[Out of Bounds]

Football?? Great time to another shake to the markets...

Maybe it's a generational thing and I'm too old, but the only people I know watching soccer are my Latin friends and family.

I grew up in the 70s and 80s. I was right in that generation where baseball died. When I was little, all the kids would play baseball in lots, in the streets, everywhere. By the time I was a teen, no one played. I remember exactly why everyone stopped playing, too. Little League baseball. Little Leagues exploded right around that time, and parents got involved. Suddenly, parents were putting pressure on kids to make sure to go out and practice, make sure to go to the games, and then the parents would nag them about playing "correctly". The perception QUICKLY changed amongst us kids. baseball was no longer "fun" but a "chore" that parents made us do. So we ALL quit and played video games like Atari instead, because the parents HATED video games and left us alone.

I always say if I wanted to kill the video game industry, I'd create "Little League Video Games". Just imagine mothers across the nation going "Johnny, you didn't play Mario Brothers well at all that time! Why don't you grab that power up like your little sister Susie? You'll NEVER make the team playing like that! What is wrong with you?????" Every kid would probably grab their video game systems and launch them out the window.

This is why I can NEVER imagine soccer ever grabbing a strong foothold in America. Because there is ALREADY little league soccer with nagging moms all over the place. It'll have a niche, but never be big.

Yeah, but these kids LIKE a nagging mom.

[BigPicture]

Epic, DellGriffith, simply epic

Football?? Great time to another shake to the markets...

Maybe it's a generational thing and I'm too old, but the only people I know watching soccer are my Latin friends and family.

I grew up in the 70s and 80s. I was right in that generation where baseball died. When I was little, all the kids would play baseball in lots, in the streets, everywhere. By the time I was a teen, no one played. I remember exactly why everyone stopped playing, too. Little League baseball. Little Leagues exploded right around that time, and parents got involved. Suddenly, parents were putting pressure on kids to make sure to go out and practice, make sure to go to the games, and then the parents would nag them about playing "correctly". The perception QUICKLY changed amongst us kids. baseball was no longer "fun" but a "chore" that parents made us do. So we ALL quit and played video games like Atari instead, because the parents HATED video games and left us alone.

I always say if I wanted to kill the video game industry, I'd create "Little League Video Games". Just imagine mothers across the nation going "Johnny, you didn't play Mario Brothers well at all that time! Why don't you grab that power up like your little sister Susie? You'll NEVER make the team playing like that! What is wrong with you?????" Every kid would probably grab their video game systems and launch them out the window.

This is why I can NEVER imagine soccer ever grabbing a strong foothold in America. Because there is ALREADY little league soccer with nagging moms all over the place. It'll have a niche, but never be big.

[MrMiyagi]

QQQ 2day. What am I looking at there Sensei?

Yesterday's target got hit. QQQ has none left.

[Cobra]

ascending triangle, so rebound might not over yet.

[fehro]

SPX 5m

[DellGriffith]

I found it. The McClellan Yield Spread tool back i nJanuary predicted a low in mid 2014.



http://www.mcoscillator.com/learning_ce ... arket_low/

[Out of Bounds]

Break down please.

OK, thank you.
Owe you one

[fehro]

SPX 5m possible bear flag

[esTrader]

Break down please.

OK, thank you.
Owe you one

It will break down.

From wave count using ES, the corrective wave is not finished yet.

[Cobra]

still could be ascending triangle, only larger.

[Out of Bounds]

Break down please.

OK, thank you.
Owe you one

It will break down.

From wave count using ES, the corrective wave is not finished yet.

I hope so, but Cobra keeps moving the lines!