I'll kick it off, since Marcin isn't back yet. Here's an article for those that think all this stuff I post won't have any effect (eventually) on the market, or our trading. I've been saying for years and years the EU will break up, the Euro will go into the dustbin of history, and that they are in worse shape than the U.S. I strongly stand by all that. It is just taking longer than I assumed for all the things I expected to happen to unfold. I underestimated just how much they would do to prevent it, how many people they would throw under the bus (essentially all of us), and how they would be able to justify, in their own minds, sacrificing every last one of us so they can keep their power and position. They are all sociopaths, so in that regard I missed that factor, which is now all so clear. In one way or another we are all cannon fodder to them, all disposable.

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/09/21/french-farmers-set-tax-office-on-fire-demise-of-europe/

TD ABCD to 75-77 ?

Getting up to check this, and I'm loving what I'm seeing. It's finally back to a key backtest area, and the price structure looks right. So, watch it in this area to see if they can do anything with it. Otherwise, my viewpoint is to lean on it until it breaks. (That expression means, in my terminology, to keep playing a trend until the trend finally shows one it's done. But, the term 'break' is also used to imply a downtrend dropping even faster, or a range giving way to the downside. That's not what I meant here.)

How's that for a timing coincidence? I had to fix a typo or I'd have beat you by one second. Yeah, that's the area, and that's the backtest. Good job.

Oh, yeah, Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay, Marcin's back.

And a 3D into here on the 1-min.

Originally posted by jimkane

How's that for a timing coincidence? I had to fix a typo or I'd have beat you by one second. Yeah, that's the area, and that's the backtest. Good job.

Resistance at 88-89

1.6350 in the Pound.

close....

has to turn up right here:

Here's a couple of interesting charts:









I can't get over how the market follows the Fed balance sheet i.e. how the money really does flow right into the market, not the economy.


Source: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-09-26/high-yield-credits-worst-week-15-months-sends-stocks-sliding