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1500 here we come!Mr. T wrote:From "we're never going down again" to "we're never going up again".
This is crazy. Is it real volatility or just mad cow in only one direction from now on?
noEd02 wrote:Cobra,
Is AAPL forming an ascending triangle since yesterday?
Thanks Al for the link, my personal opinion is that for PM the supercycle is just to begin as the global debt supercycle endsAl_Dente wrote:hi keizaiKeiZai wrote:Commodities anyone?
PM
“Fear miners set to fall off ‘supercycle’ “
“...Not everyone believes the supercycle is dead...”
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/a172a9b0 ... z1uTn30R7Y
I forget one thing why I think gold will skyrocket one day, of course I could be wrong but I see gold in a huge bull flagKeiZai wrote:Thanks Al for the link, my personal opinion is that for PM the supercycle is just to begin as the global debt supercycle endsAl_Dente wrote:hi keizaiKeiZai wrote:Commodities anyone?
PM
“Fear miners set to fall off ‘supercycle’ “
“...Not everyone believes the supercycle is dead...”
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/a172a9b0 ... z1uTn30R7Ymaybe it is just my paranoia, but I dont trust more to fiat currency printed by "banks" and Im buying into weakness gold bricks...the world is getting worse not better me thinks...PM is PM and always will be
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btw : whats up with beard?
of course then we get a nice engulfing candle and we pressure downwards again.stucap wrote:I think we've seen the LOD for today. Any dip that does not take out the LOD quick will get bought --- inverted head and shoulders could be a probable pattern into close.
Market isn't weak today. Internals look bullish to me. Even if we take out LOD, bulls still have a little SPY gap support to hang on to slightly below LOD.
Thanks....I backup all critical stuff to my documents folder, which is about 25 GB. I'm moving that to another HD now as it's about 2 months old. 4 years ago I bought a WD "The Book" and had HD crash. While restoring everything that drive crashed. It was only sold as an external backup drive. I went to Carbonite and it took about 1 month per 100 GB being used during non-mkt hours. I guess that's why it's $60 a year.Major wrote: Beware that if your problem is a bad HD or a virus that has hit the HD and corrupted files, you may end up having to completely erase the HD and reload the basic operating system. The thumb drives will not help you reload the basic operating system but will make fast work of reloading program and data files.
NOTE: The size of the TDs used in the three drive data backup set should be large enough that all of the data can be contained on one drive. Having to use more than one drive for a single backup set is a real pain and requires more than just the basic three drive set.
I am not an expert technician, but I would say this is pretty weak price action. I am expecting we will continue to get weak price action until next week when we have a turn date on May 15th, then there is a probability we could get a 4% rally from the low on the 14th/15th, but where that low ends up is the ??stucap wrote:I think we've seen the LOD for today. Any dip that does not take out the LOD quick will get bought --- inverted head and shoulders could be a probable pattern into close.
Market isn't weak today. Internals look bullish to me. Even if we take out LOD, bulls still have a little SPY gap support to hang on to slightly below LOD.
Your documents folder is still HD based regardless of internal or external. The thumb drives get it off line.SWalsh wrote:Thanks....I backup all critical stuff to my documents folder, which is about 25 GB. I'm moving that to another HD now as it's about 2 months old. 4 years ago I bought a WD "The Book" and had HD crash. While restoring everything that drive crashed. It was only sold as an external backup drive. I went to Carbonite and it took about 1 month per 100 GB being used during non-mkt hours. I guess that's why it's $60 a year.Major wrote: Beware that if your problem is a bad HD or a virus that has hit the HD and corrupted files, you may end up having to completely erase the HD and reload the basic operating system. The thumb drives will not help you reload the basic operating system but will make fast work of reloading program and data files.
NOTE: The size of the TDs used in the three drive data backup set should be large enough that all of the data can be contained on one drive. Having to use more than one drive for a single backup set is a real pain and requires more than just the basic three drive set.
I missed two 90% (as i define them) shorts so far today looking at this stuff. That would have easily paid for anything needed. I hate Bill Gates. And I think he stole Steve Job's pancreas too!
Thanks again