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A place for friends to gather and view stock market charts, discuss technical analysis and market outlook. What is your Principal Asset? How can it be developed? Each and all should do their own due dilligence and homework before investing. And by no means should you use anything I say or show here as a sole basis to buy or sell securities as everything is for educational experience only.

Friday, May 29, 2009

F


Long Ford with a stop at $5.35....

And I can't believe I'm doing this....


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Thursday, May 28, 2009

GNK


Buying on a pull back


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GM - Like a ROCK


Bob Segar had it right


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$INDU - Range bound





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$SPX


Compression


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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

MA


A break of the 20 day ema could send Mastercard back to $120.


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Crude

Wall Street Journal: 5/22/09

"Satellite images show a marked increase in oil-storage construction over the past few years and estimates that China’s number of days of forward demand–a gauge of oil storage–amount to just 28 days of imports and 14 days of total demand.
China is targeting storage capacity that will hold demand cover of around 90 days. (The U.S. currently has storage for about 62 days of oil imports.) In other words, there’s a lot more oil still to be packed away in China now and in the coming years as more facilities are built. "

BEIJING, May 26 (Reuters) - China's apparent oil demand is expected to expand 3.8 percent this year, slower than in 2008, amid the current economic slump, the National Energy Administration (NEA) said.
Annual growth in the apparent consumption of crude oil is likely to slow to 3.9 percent from 5.1 percent in 2008 while net crude imports are expected to grow 6.2 percent and net oil imports 5.3 percent.
The forecasts came in a report on energy development in 2009, the Xinhua news agency said.
"The slower economy will slow down growth in energy demand, while production capacity will continue expanding, so that in 2009 our country's energy supply and demand conditions will further ease," Xinhua cited the report as saying.

Hmmmm, so the ONLY reason Crude is going up is because China is hoarding it and plans on hoarding more as additional storage is built to increase their reserve capacity to 9o days. Not demand driven??????????

XHB

Here's an interesting Fibonacci time series on the Home builders ETF. Sure looks like the formation of a Head & Shoulders....

Take a look at HD as it is definitely in the "falling knife" category now.