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Great chart TWT, will keep this one on my radar..TWT wrote:Lately I am watching very closely the KBE etf which since the Dec 19 low is clearly outperforming SPX.
This sudden buying spree in the financial sector, has turned the EW pattern of KBE bullish.
I think it is a must to follow BAC
Below I have a potential count which is assuming that a wave (A) off the January 2011 could be completed. If this is the case then a wave (B) should at least reach the 0.382 retracement at 8.8742
The trend is up as long as last Tuesday´s gap at 6,27 is not closed
No thanks, still sitting here waiting for that trend line to break unfortunately.CognitiveDissonance wrote:Did somebody say VIX?
It's been a looooong week waiting for the VIX do go down but I think it will.
PS - does anyone know how to make these jpg files smaller for upload?
I think it will be over 130$ soon.
looking good.lqiantobe wrote:Corba~ Have you seen the sign YGE is going to breakout $5 resistence?
I'm using mac osx default screen shot, sorry , should have specified osBullBear52x wrote:use windows image viewer you can crop it there.CognitiveDissonance wrote:Did somebody say VIX?
It's been a looooong week waiting for the VIX do go down but I think it will.
PS - does anyone know how to make these jpg files smaller for upload?
HA!MrMiyagi wrote:I think it will be over 130$ soon.
I see your HA! and raise you to HA!HA!stucap wrote:HA!MrMiyagi wrote:I think it will be over 130$ soon.
“The investment community is almost regarding quantitative easing as a free good and if it’s a free good, why not just do QE10,000,” said Sanders, a former head of mortgage-bond research at Deutsche Bank AG. “If rates start going up, somebody’s going to have to pay the tab, and you know who that is: John Q. Public.”TraderGirl wrote:I don't know if I want to start drinkin' the Kool-aid just yet. 2009/2010 we had massive amounts of QE involved, once it ran out the markets puttered out....now it depends on earnings, and so far it's 50/50 lot's of warnings, and so far every time we have hit a new resistance zone, we pulled back at least once. I see a new resistance around 1311-1312, I guess we will see what happens when we get there.... just my thoughts....
Only 12% of iran's oil is bought by Europeans, led by Italy, Spain and france. it's not a big percentage of their overall oil production.Tabby wrote:Iran's production of oil is not very significant to the market. The news has more adverse affect than the oil IMO.fuddleduddle wrote:Iran delayed embargo. Crude selling off. So if crude leads the market, the top really is near.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co ... production
because the nas is the "more manipulated" marketAl_Dente wrote:PAGING Baron von PinkSheets
Only for you QQQ
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=QQQ&p= ... =253605194
You have to admit the nas tickq has a much more revealing structure than that nyse tick (on the one min, it’s not on this chart).
Check that trinq !! (1.00 is still a valid benchmark on trinq).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QR4vE9xL3yk
Rezito wrote:Only 12% of iran's oil is bought by Europeans, led by Italy, Spain and france. it's not a big percentage of their overall oil production.Tabby wrote:Iran's production of oil is not very significant to the market. The news has more adverse affect than the oil IMO.fuddleduddle wrote:Iran delayed embargo. Crude selling off. So if crude leads the market, the top really is near.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co ... production