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Sep 02
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Are We in a Secular Bull or Secular Bear?
no responses - Posted 09.01.10
This fantastic analysis is by  Doug Short from www.dshort.com - his feeds have been added to our finance and trading network Investoridol so that readers can tune in directly to his articles. His work is excellent and a gold mine which will no doubt save you hours of hardwork crunching ...continue
Protected: Quick Trade (Updated 1.9.2010)
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6th Hindenburg Omen 2010
1 response - Posted 09.01.10
Markets triggered another Hindenburg Omen on 31st August - that is the 6th one so far. The fact that CNBC and Yahoo Finance have Hindenburg Omens in their headlines and technical traders drawing a clear line in the sand with abated breaths (S&P 1040) makes us concern at shorting the ...continue
Trade Update
no responses - Posted 08.31.10
Short Nifty at 5390 $10/point Update: long Nikkei at 8875 $5/point. continue
India GDP Data
no responses - Posted 08.31.10
Indian GDP numbers will be out today. Economists are generally bullish and in high hopes - which is a good thing for bears. Much prefer great expectations before results are out when in bearish mode. We have seen expectations vary from 8.7% to 9%. India is known (recently in the ...continue
Protected: Taking Profits
no responses - Posted 08.30.10
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