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    Monday, March 2, 2009

    Soup Line


    Well the bailouts continue thus deepening our financial problems as a nation. We seem to think by throwing good money into a bad investment is going to restore confidence. The problem is investors do not trust anything they see, companies balance sheets mean nothing. One company I have deep respect for is AFLAC. In fact this is about the only company I can say I trust. The CEO refused his golden parachute and recently declined his 2m bonus.
    What about all the fraud that we are seeing. Suddenly those astute traders that have been ripping off the public are starting to get caught. Much damage has been done to the markets and until confidence is restored I expect this year to be more of the same.
    Volatility continues to rear itself. If one is to venture into the markets I recommend trading small positions with lose stops. I’ve been using the weekly charts to figure out position sizes. For the most part it is not even worth the trade as the position size is minuscule…
    I do see some concern with every time the government puts out a statement and it moves the markets 100-200 points in less than a few minutes. Just remember the more they (GOV) gets involved the worse things will get.

    I think we are near depression status. Our country is derived from credit. This is ugly as those who are living beyond their means will probably be thrown a lifeline from the GOV. This punishes those who have managed their money and folks this is wrong. I predict everything that the Obama team is talking will happen in opposite fashion. http://economywatchblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2009/02/heres-the-scene-today-in.html
    GB

    Sunday, March 1, 2009

    GBP/USD


    This daily chart of GBP/USD shows a possible inverse head-and-shoulders pattern. The trigger would be the pop over the neckline. Pattern target would need to be adjusted as to where in time if at all it triggers. I like this chart long over neckline.

    Saturday, February 21, 2009

    Trading Madness




    Well what a roller coaster ride this market has been. The bear clings on with claws as sharp as razor wire cutting American’s 401k virtually in half. Now imagine if you were one of the unfortunate that had needed this cash to live on. Many have flooded the bound markets, but this is an unwise move and the bound markets will crash in 12-24 months.
    Investors have been scrambling to find ways to make their cash work for them. I have an electric orange account with ING http://www.ing.com/group/index.jsp So I would recommend looking into ING as a place to earn better interest then your bank. You link your accounts and then simply transfer money. Keep enough cash in your bank to live on and transfer the rest into ING… So in essence I’m saying America needs to get back into the SAVING MODE!

    GB

    Thursday, February 19, 2009

    EUR/GBP


    I like the possible long potential in EUR/GBP. Chart shows price needs to break the down channel for confirmation.

    Follow up


    Price objective hit