Next week I'll stop writing this blog and take a vacation in San Diego, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
No matter what you did recently in the stock market, I wish you a happy holiday and come back strong and refresh. Thank you for your comments!
Have a great weekend everyone, I'll blog again on June 4th.
2 comments:
Hi, Have a great break from this crazy, topping, can't figure it out market!
1.5 months ago I read afew blogs that espoused that the trader must be market neutral. IE tradewhatisee.com (??). I'm now a reformed bear and I'm now making money. I've not capitulated to the talking heads or cheery picked economists on Bloomberg, just trying to be neutral.
Another turning point for me making money was finding several sources of market timing that was accurate. You know what I mean. Self important Elliot wavers are not good market timers. EW can spot problems, but isn't good at when, especially when the market is driven by invisible liquidity and the EW down turn point turns into a rally and your puts get crushed.
Please keep an open mind for 6 months until you understand the mechanics of why these sources are the best daily, intra-day turn point timers I've found. Tomorrows news today, almost literally.
Dirt simple to access, free and almost as good as the best in my list:
http://chartsedge.com/
Click daily forcast, sign up for free email. Look at his weekly chart and compare it to the market. You can make money off his forcasts! His gold forcast is based on seasonal cycles which are valid, but we've gotten luck with some bid and short covering today and I hope this continues to save my butt and AUY/SLW calls.
Join this free yahoo group and lurk for 3 months and study every poster and their websites/blogs. Learn and study. You won't believe the technology behind their forcasts and you won't believe the accuracy of some of the old experts there.
http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/TimeandCycles
I have a list of blogs I read each morning, but this is the high quality short list.
I'm posting this because I've lost alot of money struggling and want to help others avoid my mistakes and losses. Good luck, Curt
Simple, email me if you'd like to drill out more details for your blog.
Send in the clowns. A good read:
http://www.safehaven.com/article-7687.htm
curt
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