Saturday, September 26, 2009
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Welcome to Stock Geometry! This casual music and financial blog typically involves posts of music videos and candlestick stock charts looking at intermediate term trends. Think MTV meets CNBC. My positions fluctuate, but I’ll always disclose positions in posted stocks. You are responsible for your investments! – Dr. pythagoruz
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September
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- Tim Knight turns beairsh on R2K (IWM)
- Modern Art
- "USA Today/IHS Global Insight Economic Outlook Ind...
- CNBC is back to being mean to Peter Schiff
- IWM failed breakout
- Saturday Rock Blogging: Raving and Drooling aka S...
- Short term (3 month daily chart) and long term (10...
- Wedges that break the "wrong way"
- Saturday Rock Blog: Sweet Little Angel
- Bloomberg: "Gas Fund Roll Slaughtered Traders"
- Don't Dread the Natty, It Bottomed! (UNG to soar)
- Saturday Rock Blog: Blackpool Night Out (1965)
- Gold is up, but still has 30% to go
- Another reason why NO ONE has ANY respect for bank...
- Marc Faber: In 5-7yrs the real crisis will begin ...
- Saturday Rock Blog: Mainstreet
- Natural Gas (UNG): Trainwreck
- Play it off Keyboard Cat, play it off.
- Another reason to be bullish on UNG: powerful wall...
- The overdue pullback in the S&P 500 is here
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2 comments:
You change your opinion every week. One week the market is gona crash and the next, it's going to the moon????????
Hey, I never said this market was gonna crash, I just said it was full of sheep.
My opinions about market direction are based on the charts. Saying that the market is full of sheep really has nothing to do with price action and has alot more to do with the headlines I read.
My current outlook for stocks is that they are in an up trend on all time frames. That has been the case for some time now with the exception of the recent pullback, which turned out to be barely a blip.
Certainly in a market bubble like this one, there is the risk of a meltdown at any time and I do not think stocks are a good long term investment. However, there are plenty of opportunities for disciplined traders to make money in this cyclical bull market.
Hope that helps clear things up anonymous.
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