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  1. #21
    Liking the price action on CCI, especially given the general market is down about 1 percent or more on the day.

  2. #22
    To be quite frank, I changed my thoughts on Gold. I believe that it's a buy, particularly if it deals above $1300/oz. Regardless of the wonders of Bitcoin, Gold will nevertheless have a place... it's for 6,000 years, not sure why it wouldn't today. Or do we have that much faith in central bankers (invented 100yrs ago) and the blockchain (invented 8? yrs ago). Stocks can not stay at these valuations forever...

    I have bodily and because US Client's can't trade XAU on Oanda anymore (I have no idea why) I might have to buy IAU or Futures, but truth be told, I actually don't have a futures account right now. Could always have a part long-term, part liquid (buy a few bodily, and buy your favorite method of owning gold).

    Clearly much harder to get a stop loss on bodily :--RRB-

    Gold (Spot, Daily)


    $IAU (ETF, Weekly)

  3. #23
    I'm not a very good currency trader (which I suppose makes it somewhat strange I post charts on forexforum.co.za), so with that in mind, I would really like to hear opinions of those who actually are good currency traders ;--RRB- (and I mean longterm guys, not hourly/minute scalpers!)

    Anyway, here is a trade that entails currencies a bit. A stock trade, but it informed by how I see the pound. Looks like it's popped prepared to resume its downtrend, so that made me consider UK equities. Similarly, they have rallied to preceding resistance and neglected to create a higher high. They are now seen by me below the trendline with possibly a decent prospect. Can keep stop pretty tight. Here are the two charts I'm looking at...

    GBP/USD


    $EWU (must get below that green dotted line to really give me a bit more certainty that this will work...)

  4. #24
    I am discovering a TON of utility companies appear on my multi-year high scans. Any specific reason for this? Seems a little crazy with rates (supposedly) heading greater, however I posted my skepticism on that front sooner. Anyone else have an idea on why utilities should be breaking out into new multi-year (all time?) highs?

    $XLU


    $SRE


    $AEP


    There are Lots of other examples, but their charts look more extended (some momentum guys really prefer that)

  5. #25
    Here's an unusual one that caught my eye... Delphi Automotive is busting out, however I can not really figure out why.

    Are not auto sales supposed to be lower in the upcoming year? Either way, it is a nice looking chart...

    $DLPH

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  7. #27
    Thought this was a historic chart show, so this is one of my own winners. 90% over roughly 3 years


  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Here is an odd one that grabbed my eye... Delphi Automotive is busting out, but I can't quite figure out. Are not auto sales supposed to be reduced in the upcoming year? In any event, it's a nice looking chart... $DLPH image
    It is breaking out because of http://www.satprnews.com/2017/08/22/...forecast-year/ IMHO, though it may be because they have a sideline from neutron donors and have a back-door in to Korea....

    Thank you for the reminder tho...

  9. #29
    So I looked again at these commodity charts and began playing around w/ trendlines and old support/resistance levels and I believe I may be revising my ideas on Wheat/Corn. I'm starting to see all the 3 of the key commodity charts (Wheat, Soybeans, and Corn) as more bearish taking back a step. All three have a string of tops. All are bumping up against several service levels that are old. It still may be true that the ratio between the three wants to adjust, but it need not be the situation that Wheat Corn should go upward and Soybeans down to that to occur... you only need a while to go down more than others... ;--RRB-

    They may just all return. I have embedded some ideas on the attached charts.

    Now of course, these are quite long term charts (multi-year(Suicide Squad), so these items will take some time to develop, so obviously the timing and position size are critical. We'll need to zoom into Weekly/Daily charts to put on some transactions....which I have not achieved yet.

    Attached are sort of two distinct ways to view the charts.


  10. #30
    Interesting charts. Corn is dropped on by that in case the service breaks is a good bet I think.

    There's a commodity missing from this thought. What if the behavior is a 'sum' of the general source of grain around the world. I think you want to incorporate Rice into the mixture, and any other grains which measure up as basic foods (which do not spring into my mind just now...).

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