09/05/2012 Live Update

[Al_Dente]

Here is one that does not have good fib extension for 3 (and maybe that is why it did not work out so far) but 5 looks good. Looks like 3 overshot by a few ticks.

neg d

[Harapa]

HARAPA
That macd 32,45,1 (derived from something of yours) just went sell cross
Haven’t seen that since………aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa…………yesterday
oy

95vixens.png

Conflicting signals; VIX quarto/CCI setup triggered a ST buy few minutes ago.

[Petsamo]

presidential stock performance from carter to obama: http://blog.afraidtotrade.com/charting- ... -to-obama/

What I can read from it is that the second term have higher performance, bullish or bearish(G.W.Bush)

At the beginning of Carter's term, the market priced in Carter. At the end, it priced in Reagan.
At the beginning of Clinton's term, the market was flat. When the Republicans won late '94, the market liked what they saw, and rallied.
At the beginning of Obama's term, the market priced in Obama. 2010, the market priced in the Republican Congress' victory.

Currently, the market is pricing in Romney's victory. This whole thing makes perfect sense.
This is for Xian: Electoral College Prediction Model Points To A Mitt Romney Win In 2012

[Xian]

I just don't seem to care today. Cocktails!

Gotta respect that post.

It is 9:30 in the morning where I live!

[Petsamo]

The triangle's about to bust

[essessme]

slv update

review of last 3 iterations of silver buy cycle shows pullbacks to be relatively minor in both price and time with a low targeting (green cycle low in green ellipse) about 9/24 the high may proceed it by only a few days ie... there is still room both time and price wise to advance further. Charts below along with updated hourly....

edit...also reposting LT buy cycle chart so far so good....

[KeiZai]

presidential stock performance from carter to obama: http://blog.afraidtotrade.com/charting- ... -to-obama/

What I can read from it is that the second term have higher performance, bullish or bearish(G.W.Bush)

At the beginning of Carter's term, the market priced in Carter. At the end, it priced in Reagan.
At the beginning of Clinton's term, the market was flat. When the Republicans won late '94, the market liked what they saw, and rallied.
At the beginning of Obama's term, the market priced in Obama. 2010, the market priced in the Republican Congress' victory.

Currently, the market is pricing in Romney's victory. This whole thing makes perfect sense.
This is for Xian: Electoral College Prediction Model Points To A Mitt Romney Win In 2012

So sell-off after elections? Sell the news? So please vote for Romney (kidding I am actually apolitical person, all parties are same sh*t different colors, same style)

[Harapa]

HARAPA
That macd 32,45,1 (derived from something of yours) just went sell cross
Haven’t seen that since………aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa…………yesterday
oy

The attachment 95vixens.png is no longer available

I got a buy signal on a setup that uses VIX futures (one of my momentum buddies). Here are the STATs of this setup using SPY. It is a swing trade of IT/LT duration.

[uempel]

This ain't for intraday, but BPSPX behaviour suggests that the bullish run which began in June is weakening

[Petsamo]

presidential stock performance from carter to obama: http://blog.afraidtotrade.com/charting- ... -to-obama/

What I can read from it is that the second term have higher performance, bullish or bearish(G.W.Bush)

At the beginning of Carter's term, the market priced in Carter. At the end, it priced in Reagan.
At the beginning of Clinton's term, the market was flat. When the Republicans won late '94, the market liked what they saw, and rallied.
At the beginning of Obama's term, the market priced in Obama. 2010, the market priced in the Republican Congress' victory.

Currently, the market is pricing in Romney's victory. This whole thing makes perfect sense.
This is for Xian: Electoral College Prediction Model Points To A Mitt Romney Win In 2012

So sell-off after elections? Sell the news? So please vote for Romney (kidding I am actually apolitical person, all parties are same sh*t different colors, same style)

If Romney wins, which I'm expecting, I think we stay positive for 2012. It might be January to March before the market does a pullback as it assesses the effectiveness of Romney.

When a Republican deviates from his principles, he looks like a Democrat. The Tea Party is what's trying to get the Republicans back to their principles.

[TradingJackal]

Looks like they want to drag this to the end of this hour. 8 minutes to go. Who is opening their pie hole? ECB?

[Xian]

presidential stock performance from carter to obama: http://blog.afraidtotrade.com/charting- ... -to-obama/

What I can read from it is that the second term have higher performance, bullish or bearish(G.W.Bush)

At the beginning of Carter's term, the market priced in Carter. At the end, it priced in Reagan.
At the beginning of Clinton's term, the market was flat. When the Republicans won late '94, the market liked what they saw, and rallied.
At the beginning of Obama's term, the market priced in Obama. 2010, the market priced in the Republican Congress' victory.

Currently, the market is pricing in Romney's victory. This whole thing makes perfect sense.
This is for Xian: Electoral College Prediction Model Points To A Mitt Romney Win In 2012

So sell-off after elections? Sell the news? So please vote for Romney (kidding I am actually apolitical person, all parties are same sh*t different colors, same style)

LMAO.... I put Pest-amo on ignore (trolls dont offer any value to any board I've ever read or seen), but his blather still sneaks in w/ quoted posts. At first he was mildly frustrating, then mildly amusing, now just too silly to engage (pretty much your typical tea bagger). Nevertheless, in the spirit of the "topic" this may or may not interest some folks...

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2008 ... CHART.html

Doesn't have anything to do with what we're all trying to do here, but it seems so vitally important to some people that EVERYTHING be laced with politics (Not you, Kei— I'm always happy to see any Corey links)

[Al_Dente]

presidential stock performance from carter to obama

At the beginning of Carter's term bla bla bla

U gonna vote for a guy that does this to a dog?
Plus he can’t sing

[Petsamo]

Now this is an example of a personal attack, and a post that has nothing to do with trading or the markets:

LMAO.... I put Pest-amo on ignore (trolls dont offer any value to any board I've ever read or seen), but his blather still sneaks in w/ quoted posts. At first he was mildly frustrating, then mildly amusing, now just too silly to engage (pretty much your typical tea bagger). Nevertheless, in the spirit of the "topic" this may or may not interest some folks...

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2008 ... CHART.html

Doesn't have anything to do with what we're all trying to do here, but it seems so vitally important to some people that EVERYTHING be laced with politics (Not you, Kei— I'm always happy to see any Corey links)

[Cobra]

still consolidates, so nothing to say, wait, not bad for bulls yet.

[BullBear52x]

So sell-off after elections? Sell the news? So please vote for Romney (kidding I am actually apolitical person, all parties are same sh*t different colors, same style)

love them or hate them. I am heading out to the woods this evening, for you that will be more girls and drinks

[MrMiyagi]

SPY is sitting pretty much dead on target of yesterday's 141.16$ pbars.

I swear, it will never ever go down again!!!

[uempel]

SPX/Gold suggests that SPX bulls be careful...

[StudentBill]

presidential stock performance from carter to obama: http://blog.afraidtotrade.com/charting- ... -to-obama/

What I can read from it is that the second term have higher performance, bullish or bearish(G.W.Bush)

At the beginning of Carter's term, the market priced in Carter. At the end, it priced in Reagan.
At the beginning of Clinton's term, the market was flat. When the Republicans won late '94, the market liked what they saw, and rallied.
At the beginning of Obama's term, the market priced in Obama. 2010, the market priced in the Republican Congress' victory.

Currently, the market is pricing in Romney's victory. This whole thing makes perfect sense.
This is for Xian: Electoral College Prediction Model Points To A Mitt Romney Win In 2012

So sell-off after elections? Sell the news? So please vote for Romney (kidding I am actually apolitical person, all parties are same sh*t different colors, same style)

LMAO.... I put Pest-amo on ignore (trolls dont offer any value to any board I've ever read or seen), but his blather still sneaks in w/ quoted posts. At first he was mildly frustrating, then mildly amusing, now just too silly to engage (pretty much your typical tea bagger). Nevertheless, in the spirit of the "topic" this may or may not interest some folks...

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2008 ... CHART.html

Doesn't have anything to do with what we're all trying to do here, but it seems so vitally important to some people that EVERYTHING be laced with politics (Not you, Kei— I'm always happy to see any Corey links)

You're annoyed by his political opinion and yet you decide to then possibly offend other readers of this board by posting your off topic views of people with ideals similar to his? Why doesn't everybody just drop it and add to their comments to a Yahoo news story if they want to get into a political flame war?

[Al_Dente]

that wasn't bots.......yet