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Re: XAO Analysis
good grief
good grief
figjam?
PML at NUN... camoon u knew that ! .. lol
anyway,, doesnt matter, its reading the chart that matters..
Just breaking up through 3700. If EOD close above perhaps the 'up' voters win, on a short term 'up' move. .
Just breaking up through 3700. If EOD close above perhaps the 'up' voters win, on a short term 'up' move. .
More likely to get a fall back into previous days action first. IMO.
Looks like the 'nowhere's' have their nose back front at the moment.So who is winning now?
Support at 855 is holding on the S&P atm. Trend appears up and charts would say we are a good chance for S&P 1070+. But it would most likely be lots of sideways action for 6-8 weeks on the way there. Also, there are some early signs of yen weakness which is bullish for equities in general. If USD/JPY stays over key support at 90.85 - 91.25 in DOW trading tonight, I think this confirms short-medium bullish action. Latest jobless figures will be horrible, but then again I can't remember when we last had good news.
Perhaps the yen wont become too weak.JAPANESE TRADE OFFICIAL OUTLINES FUND TAX PROPOSAL
- The government wants to attract ¥10T from buyout and sovereign wealth funds and it may cut the 40% capital gains tax for foreign investors.
From my news feed
Perhaps the yen wont become too weak.
Anyway, the market looks like it has found a short to medium term bottom but it's still a bear IMO. We look to have another 10-15% upside with lots of sideways churn.....
Poll Results: Is the next leg down, or up, or nowhere?
A third of the billionaires believe that the sharemarket has either already bottomed or is close to the bottom. Most believe the price of oil will remain relatively stable or fall slightly. And nearly every billionaire interviewed believes the US economy will start growing again in late 2009 or early 2010
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/Article/RICH-PICKINGS-Billionaires-bet-$pd20090108-N426F?OpenDocument&src=mp
Billionaires, shillionaires.
It is a shame Jesse Livermore is not alive.
Follow the tape.
Watch the price movements. Watch the volume. Wait for momentum, and change.
You may as well ask my leftie Aunt Phoebe where the market is going as ask a billionaire.
gg
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