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the volatility today was created automatically because many,many HFTrading Terminator programs were set heavily short. When they were triggered to cover you got the enormous psychotic range. No one expected QE today especially after the criminals from Goldman came out yesterday and announced that QE was a very likely outcome for today. Not even the morons on the Street believe these crooks anymore.

"what a piece of work is a Man. How noble in reason, how infinite in faculties and yet... what is this quintessence of dust?"  "and now how abhorred in my imagination it is..." "What is a man if the chief good and market of his time be but to sleep and feed? A beast, no more." "the rest is Silence."

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I agree, it's a big change, and it gives me hope for continued upside.  Spot down 10-11 is not too bad, and the gold pattern still leaves the options open (both ways).  The upside option is potentially stunning; the downside one still seems very unlikely to given the action since May 16.

Buyers stepped up below 1600, not waiting for much lower prices that could have easily come.  That's a shift in itself.  We'll see what tomorrow brings.

There needs to be some catalyst...whereby the shorts want to cover.  Something out of Europe?

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SW, Hamlet....I cheated but

SW,

Hamlet....I cheated but it is so great for you to post that.

I hope the general morale will improve on the board from here on.  It was a good day and I look forward to more Shakespeare.

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240 minute uptrending fork.  Fork is working well, problem is we're getting lower lows, potential bullish spike down.

http://www.screencast.com/users/RandyTabit/folders/Silver/media/ecf421ea-a933-4381-8341-5433f3d31681

Same chart with downtrending fork.  This fork is getting higher highs and higher lows.  That spike down looks to be a double tap from previous spike.

http://www.screencast.com/users/RandyTabit/folders/Silver/media/97764ca9-769c-422f-a2ca-405795f34fb3

All together.  I'd say at worst we bounce along bottom most blue line until we intersect with top most red line.  If we fall below last blue line again we're in trouble, that would indicate red fork is in charge.  Personally I think we blow through first resistance and hit second around 29.40 before close Friday (I hope anyway).

http://www.screencast.com/users/RandyTabit/folders/Silver/media/eeb1369b-f1b8-4cfa-b9f3-d502f201afa1

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Did you create these graphs with your own ingenuity, they really are something. 

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redwood wrote: Did you create

redwood wrote:

Did you create these graphs with your own ingenuity, they really are something. 

Thanks, I signed up for that Morning Analysis thing that is on same site as AM day trading thing, Paul taught me well.  A few weeks of messing around with them and I think I had it down pretty good.  The hardest part is finding "valid" forks, you don't always have them.  Even when you do find valid forks, you don't always get a good entry.  That's probably the second hardest part, knowing when is a good entry and having the discipline to wait for it.  I also like them because they are quick to make, you can look at a chart 5 - 10 minutes and determine if any valid forks exist.  I want to learn other charting techniques to confirm what the forks are telling me (forks are king, other stuff just confirms fork), but I've been pretty busy lately.

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Well I haven't taken the

Well I haven't taken the course and already when I look at a chart, all I look for are forks.  It works very well for charting resistance points on a developing graph.  Nothing is perfect but this method is pretty good.  Thanks.  You must be an engineer with an innate mathematical mind.

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redwood wrote: Well I haven't

redwood wrote:

Well I haven't taken the course and already when I look at a chart, all I look for are forks.  It works very well for charting resistance points on a developing graph.  Nothing is perfect but this method is pretty good.  Thanks.  You must be an engineer with an innate mathematical mind.

Yea I write code for a living.  Microsoft gave my team a few of those tablets to mess around with a couple months ago, they are really nice, they have a tilt sensor, someone is going to make some cool games.

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Thanks you so much for those graphs and spelling out the meaning, er...possibilities. I never thought forks could be so fascinating.

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Something to soothe the soul

Something to soothe the soul after a hard day's work.  One of my faves by Clannad.

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You may find this interesting even if you don't agree.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/672731-how-will-gold-react-to-operation-...

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Daily Pivot Points
Daily XAU/USD
High 1622.97
Low 1590.14
Close 1607.16
R3 1656.21
R2 1639.59
R1 1623.38
Pivot 1606.76
S1 1590.55
S2 1573.93
S3 1557.72
Weekly XAU/USD
High 1634.60
Low 1582.43
Close 1627.13
R3 1699.18
R2 1666.89
R1 1647.01
Pivot 1614.72
S1 1594.84
S2 1562.55
S3 1542.67
Monthly XAU/USD
High 1671.95
Low 1526.88
Close 1560.16
R3 1790.85
R2 1731.40
R1 1645.78
Pivot 1586.33
S1 1500.71
S2 1441.26
S3 1355.64
Daily XAG/USD
High 28.659
Low 27.715
Close 28.135
R3 29.569
R2 29.114
R1 28.625
Pivot 28.170
S1 27.681
S2 27.226
S3 26.737
Weekly XAG/USD
High 29.156
Low 28.179
Close 28.663
R3 30.130
R2 29.643
R1 29.153
Pivot 28.666
S1 28.176
S2 27.689
S3 27.199
Monthly XAG/USD
High 31.330
Low 26.753
Close 27.695
R3 35.010
R2 33.170
R1 30.433
Pivot 28.593
S1 25.856
S2 24.016
S3 21.279
Daily EUR/USD
High 1.27440
Low 1.26374
Close 1.27060
R3 1.28608
R2 1.28024
R1 1.27542
Pivot 1.26958
S1 1.26476
S2 1.25892
S3 1.25410
Weekly EUR/USD
High 1.26698
Low 1.24419
Close 1.26396
R3 1.29536
R2 1.28117
R1 1.27257
Pivot 1.25838
S1 1.24978
S2 1.23559
S3 1.22699
Monthly EUR/USD
High 1.32846
Low 1.23358
Close 1.23647
R3 1.39364
R2 1.36105
R1 1.29876
Pivot 1.26617
S1 1.20388
S2 1.17129
S3 1.10900

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getting whacked this morning.  However what is interesting, and I wish I was better at posting pictures, is how it is hugging the Kumo (cloud) almost exactly.  If it does break through from lower levels in the near future, with some volume, that may signal a breakout.  However, we could also be continuing the downtrend if it does not.

Take a look at netdania - use daily gold, and add Ichimoku study - you will see it yourself.

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Tiny gold buyer here 1580. So

Tiny gold buyer here 1580. So close...just need a bit more push down :)

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Pailin,

Are you still a buy of Silver at 27.50 or are you concentrating on Gold these crazy days.

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Canuck wrote:Pailin,Are you

Canuck wrote:

Pailin,

Are you still a buy of Silver at 27.50 or are you concentrating on Gold these crazy days.

Yes silver 27.50 looks good, but so does 27 and 26.50. Gold 1580, 1560, 1535. Stops 26 and 1520.

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I'm looking for AGQ 38

I'm looking for AGQ 38

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Come to papa . . .

Standing on my buy finger watching LNG puke. Order in at 13.05.

Small position buy on TINY (a potential breakout stock) whose chart I love.  Worth a degenerate gamble.

SW was right: the metal takedown was a day late.  Don't know why they procrastinated, but they've taken it down $50 since pre-FOMC.

GDX trying to hold 46.  This is beginning to be so not fun.

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bought some at these levels. hoping going long for a day isn't a bad choice, but it seems over sold. 2 days ago we were at 28.8, now at 27.5ish.

Seems we did hit Palin's bottom of the channel!

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