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- Nasty nasty charts......
- Ambiguous double top...
- Lack of certainty...
- alphabetagammizado -- and key reversal days...
- New high, new basing point...
- Imminent bear attack?....
- Knocking at the door... and speculating about what's on the other side of it...
- More crystal ball gazing
- Correcting time for MTA webcast. 9 AM CA time 12 noon EST
- updated link for MTA webcast Jan 19 12 PST
- MTA presentation January 19
- TSAASF, November 13
- Broken major trendline. Serious consequences.
- Targets for the S&P --1415-1565. Really? Really.
- The doctor is in...psychiatric advice, 5cents
- Bagged in MOT.
- Banksters are gangsters.
- Bull market? Bear market? Nu? Mu? Lessons in Semantics...
- An alien reads the news (the WSJ is news isn't it? or not?)
- Misc. cats and dogs ---join the edwards-magee google group
- A note for technocrat neos
- Interesting. And strange. S&P has not yet confirmed Dow.
- Congratulations! Congratulations to the Putnam Voyager Fund which outperformed 99% of its peers...
- David vs. Goliath. CanE&M vs. Cangx.
- Sell the Dow. Buy the S&P.
- CANGX can't. CANE&M can.
- Wave forms in the Dow.
- Buy the Dow --the analysis
- Form flows away from the public.
- The score: -5523 to +3928
- Apocalypse soon? The S&P at the tipping point
- In the wreckage of the carnage. Buy? Sell? Put head in sand?
- Trouble and strife. Catch a falling knife? Not on your life.
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Noted technical analyst WHC Bassetti has over 40 years' experience in the financial markets and is Malcom S.M. Watts III Adjunct Professor of Finance and Economics at Golden Gate University. He is editor of the Tenth Edition of Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, widely considered to be one of the true classics of market analysis.
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