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The No Inflation Trade
It is no accident, that I’m not a fundamentalist. The abstraction implicit to the technical approach, aids and abets my natural taciturnity. The idea that price discounts everything (known and unknown) appeals to me. Abstraction, also generalizes, which in turn allows for very economical application to a spectrum of domains. Since I’m not inclined nor […]
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Markets approach critical point
W.D. Gann stressed the idea that “When time has come, then and only then will a market move”. More deeply his insights point to the equivalency of time and price as superficial markers of energy. Current calculations suggest that time is running out for various financial sectors to reach critical resonance points correlated with directional […]
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Mentoring is integral to success in speculation
First and foremost, trading is a probabilities business. It’s primary component being information. The acquisition of relevant information, and the analytical skills necessary forcorrect interpretation are central to investment success. Like all games, financial speculation has many rules and numerous variables. The challenges peculiar to this business, specifically arise from the fact, that there are […]
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Finding the Market’s Mojo
To follow a trend, once it has begun, or to anticipate a trend in advance of its start, are two opposite approaches that speculators consider. In order to improve my edge, I continually look for ways to reconcile the different analytical types. Curiously, I often use the Elliott Wave Principle to liaison my trend analysis […]
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Will Gold Regain Its Luster ?
Since the bottom at the end of last year, gold prices have been steadily rising. This has prompted much discussion related to a new bull market in the metals having already commenced. My analysis suggests that gold is still in a correction. I might refer to the rally in gold prices since the December 31, […]
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Benefiting from intermarket relationships
A fundamental perspective concerning factors responsible for financial market behavior recognizes the particular sensitivities a given market has to specific fundamental phenomena. A market’s peculiar set of sensitivities, in fact largely distinguish it from an alternate market. Markets that typically trend in the same direction, such as stocks and bonds are positively correlated. Market sectors, such as […]
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Emotional States (Psychology) and Trading
Psychology is the science which studies mental processes and behavior. This discipline may focus on the individual or a group. One such behavior, which individuals and simultaneously as groups humans engage in is trading. I maintain that mass psychology informs and directs individual psychology. All possible mental states, arise from vibration. Accordingly, the serious investor, […]
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Projecting Your Time Targets
Fundamentally, time is the most important factor to financial market analysis. An observance of specific important time periods will enable the observer to anticipate future time points, at which markets are more likely to change their behavior. Consideration of the 90 year cycle is usually a good starting point. The relevancy of this particular amount […]
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Is the Luster of the Metals Upon Us?
There is a mounting body of evidence to suggest that once again the precious metals may be primed for significant advances. When price targets collide with time targets, the balance that results is very sensitive and short lived. In other words, good points for entry. The corrective moves of 67%, 65%, and 76% from the […]
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The Effect of Moving Thoughts on Our Trading
The set of thoughts and emotions constantly running through our internal perception apparatus, creates the narrative that defines one’s internal state. The study and measurement of this phenomena (as it relates to speculation in financial markets) typically falls in the category of trading psychology. For there to be a furtherance of activity toward one’s speculative […]
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