I'll start this week's topic off.

Time to move up (or just grind up in a choppy fashion, as per the norm for a frenzy day).

The next stop is that 60 area, but I'm not sure if it will take a shot at it by the close or not. I'd like to say no, but it sure is trying to make it look like it is going to try for it. My gut says it needs more rest, but we'll see. That area is a very strong one, so big clues will be had at that point.

Now in a 'normal', sane world this would pull back to the 45.50-47.50 area, then head for the 60-62.75 area (maybe as low as 59.25). But this 1.50 point pullback may be all it can do here. Stoo-pid.

even though it doesn't seem done yet, you do have to wonder......why can't it get up there?

For those that want to see a bit of what is coming to the U.S. very, very soon:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-19697905

There's a new high for the move. I can't wait to see if it has any respect at all for that 60-62.75 area (but start watching at 59.25). Technically it really should, but I'm sensing maybe it won't. If not, it may do another big pop. Wow.

TD ABCD?

looking to the area where the upper lines converge....

rat and Marcin,

I love the charts you post! Please keep posting them. I study them and copy them (rat's SPY especially) as I try try to learn more about MLs. Marcin, although I do nor follow FOREX, I study your charts and learn from them. Please keep up the good work.

Al Kamego

Combination of flat and EXP ?

Yes, this is quite funny.
Partitions is a series of three times when Austria, Russia and Prussia annexed parts of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth until they took over everything. So their point that this is only the beginning is really good.

This kid in the second poster is PM Donald Tusk also called Donaldinho (like Ronaldinho), as he spends more time playing soccer than working. ZUS - state owned fund.
And a writing below 'One more time' leaves no delusions. And showing chief communist here is well-aimed. After WWII communists nationalized everything including even the smallest groceries.