Bollinger band
Posted in Bollinger band, Ichimuko clouds, Thomas DeMark, economics on December 15th, 2008 by Commodity Trader – Comments Off
It comes as no surprise that the marketeer, those who are left standing, remain in a manic state. We must first explain that by manic we mean either too gloomy or too happy, but never normal....that wouldn't be fun now would it? Thus we flip from one side to the other much like a ping pong ball in play.
Posted in Bollinger band, Crude oil, Dow, Ichimuko clouds, NASDAQ 100, S&P 500, Thomas DeMark, economics on December 8th, 2008 by Commodity Trader – Comments Off
What can we say, the market it totally neurotic! What we are seeing is fear and insecurity. Further, we will feel and hear the humming of the monetary printing presses opening the flood of money into the market. We are not the sole printers of money; it seems to be a global affair. So, if everybody opens the presses and prints more money, there will be more money in circulation. Eventually, the increased flood of money hitting the globe will just inflate the cost of things, not tomorrow, or next week but eventually it will happen.
Posted in Bollinger band, Ichimuko clouds, Thomas DeMark, economics on November 25th, 2008 by Commodity Trader – Comments Off
Thankfully, people, gurus and financial journalists have stopped talking about finding a bottom in the market. This is the first sign of a possible bear market rally in our future. We do expect to see further gloomy news from the retailers regarding Christmas sales, and further gloomy news on the housing front. Good news is bad for the market, no news is bad for the market and bad news is always bad for the market.
Posted in Bollinger band, Thomas DeMark, economics on November 17th, 2008 by Commodity Trader – Comments Off
Don't blink, don't sneeze, certainly don't yawn or, you will miss the next turn of the market. The behavior of this market has been nothing short of incredible as it swings between complete elation, for a short while, and then moves total despair, all within a two hour time-frame. We are up one minute, down the next, up and down we go. All we seem to need is a pogo stick to complete the act and enhance trading. Traders sport blood-shot eyes and really frayed nerves. Sleep is allowed on Saturday nights, because nothing is trading as yet, Sunday evening back to the machine which has now taken over everything.