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Market Commentary from June 20th, 2008
The March lows are in sight, at least for the Dow (and the Financial Sector is already beneath that level). Sentiment is getting more bearish. And, the S&P 500 is set to have its fourth consecutive quarter of negative earnings growth. Based on history, though, the market has typically outperformed its averages after earnings have
How Clear is Your Market Vision, Through the Lens of Emotions?
Do lower prices frighten people? Or, do fearful people cause lower prices? On some level, it is clear that the ebbs and flows of a Market Chart represent the collective fear and greed of its participants. As more people get fearful, you have more sellers. As more people get greedy, prices catch a bid. But
Phi on Fibonacci and Markets
As noted, 6/18 is "Phi Day" for Fibonacci aficionados. So, here is a link to a description of the sequence on Prechter's Elliott Wave website. And here is a follow-up article.
Online Meeting Schedulers
Have you ever tried to schedule a meeting with one or more people, only to play "dueling calendars"? Even one-on-one lunches can be tough without shared calendars. Getting groups together is considerably more challenging. Most people understand the hassles of playing telephone tag, and email can be the same. To organize a meeting or event,
Cell Phone Popcorn Popper
Up till now, I've kept my cell phone in my front pants pocket. After watching these videos I'm worried about fried eggs. Pretty cool … or hot … depending on the perspective. Here is the direct link. Just in case one wasn't enough. Here is the direct link. So, what does Snopes say?
"It's About Time" -- Or, Isn't it?
There is a difference between working on a problem and focusing on a solution. Thus, trying to improve performance is different than focusing on limiting losses. Einstein said: "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." It got me thinking. Most trading charts are time-based (meaning that price change