I think this is my favorite Christmas song, hope you like it too. Merry Christmas geometricians! Rest in peace Kirsty MacColl.
Wednesday, December 23, 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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- Auld Lang Syne (Happy 2010!!)
- Renewed US dollar bullishness
- Saturday Rock Blog: Night by Night
- Fairytale of New York
- Buying Gold and Euros by Selling Dollars
- Wrong! (QQQQ is going to be 10% off)
- Saturday Rock Blog: You've Lost That Lovin Feelin...
- RIMM strikes back
- Commercial Real Estate (CRE) Christmas Carol
- JASO's got it!
- Saturday Rock Blog: You Got It
- XLF head and shoulders, $14 neckline
- Jim Rogers goes bullish on the US dollar?!
- Meredith Whitney: "I'd love to be wrong on this"
- Elizabeth Warren on the collapse of the middle cla...
- Aussi dollar wedge part deux or Has the US dollar ...
- Dow Jones Three Month Chart
- The great recession elves are here to get us into ...
- The Unemployment Game Show
- Saturday Rock Blogging: Take the A Train
- The punchline...
- Another day, another gap, another joke.
- VIX Filled the Gap
- Ron Paul still loves the Federal Reserve
- My "out there" prediction: Q's hit $40.5 by Xmas
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3 comments:
Pyth,
Thanks for all your great posts this year. I always look forward to read your market ideas/thoughts and even your rants. The music is a big plus too!
kaleb5
.....and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Hey Kaleb, thanks and merry christmas to you too. I'm glad you like the music and my rants, they are fairly off topic but keep me motivated. The readers probably don't realize it so much but I love doing my saturday rock blog, its something I look forward to. Have a profitable and happy new year!
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