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What's your projected price on bonds? FWIW - my observations about the recent
discussions on the list are the same as yours. Robyn
Stig Olausson wrote:
> This is unreal!
>
> I just came back from a trip last night and I am presently going through
> 125 emails from the realtraders forum.
> And all you talk about is if you like this author or that author or if it's
> morally right to make money on a system or not, if it should be published.
> If this or that trading system is good or bad, 10 rave opinions on Pete
> Miner a comment that Larry Williams made money last mont etc etc etc etc
> etc
> I think I now have at least 10-15 opinions on if I should work on futures
> exchange or not.
> Not to mention the "interesting" discussion on "promoters". How many posts
> have we seen on that one? I didn't count them but I think about 20 would be
> close enough.
>
> I did not see ONE remark or opinion on a a market! (Well, exept John
> Dundee's pivot comment - thank's John, at least one useful item)
>
> Bonds have just broken down from a Head and Shoulders pattern (with a
> potential of $ 4.500.00 per contract if you are short and the projected
> decline is fullfilled).
>
> I have not seen ONE comment on the fact that (a quick glance on my charts)
> Cotton, Copper, Silver, Gold and Corn (to name a few) have made interesting
> bottoms or break-outs on, or close to, a Solar Eclipse and if we can draw
> any conclusions on that.
> Nor have I seen any comment on the fact that Light Crude Oil is forming a
> falling Wedge (Bullish) while RSI and Stochastic is forming bullish
> divergences and that a break above $16 would cause a breakout from the
> bullish wedge. I have heard rumours (not on RT of course) that oil stocks
> are performing very well, (I don't know I don't follow them).
> Isn't it interesting that so many commodities seem to make a bottom while
> Bonds seem to break down. Isn't anybody having an opnion on THAT?
>
> Isn't it interesting that on a weekly chart Bonds, as published at free
> sites by respected analysts like Robert Miner and Frank Taucher, seem to
> have made a Top at what they consider to be Wave Five of five of five etc
> at the same time the Cash CRB index seem to have made a bottom...
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