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I am going to try make some mony for more people
I open the books for everyone to see my orders for tomorrow
i have an order to short msft  @24.15 25%
some at 24.37  25% of position
and some at  24.5   50% of position
stop loss at 24.65   
 
symc buy  mkt 25%
buy 25% at 16.36
buy 50%  at 16
stop loss  15.5
 
lfc sell short 50% at  68.03
another 50% at  68.25
buy stop at 68.75
 
clb
buy 25% at open
50% at 50 cents under close
25%  at 75 cents under close
stop loss 61
 
pssi
buy 25% at open
50% at 25 cents under close
another 25% at  -35 cents
stop loss at 17.5
 
RFMD
buy 25% at open
50% at 15 cents under close today
and
25% at   20 cents under close
stop loss at 5.5
 
 
 
 
 
 
----- Original Message -----
From: gphx
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 4:19 PM
Subject: Re: [astrofin] NASDAQ

Hello Filippou,
 
Most analysts I've seen state they've found the Bradley to have utility in determining times of likely CIT
but not for determining direction. If you've found a way the Bradley can be used really for direction we'd
probably all love to hear about your research.
 
The island reversal has seen a 4% increase in the QQQ since. Not a lot but workable with leverage.
 
One thing I have been following closely is that if you look at our 3/24/2000 SPX top we were within an acceptable
orb of a JS conjunction. If you look at 10/10/2002, our SPX bottom, you see that J & N both pulled around square.
 
Looking currently you see S square the conjunction, J in opposition to it, and N square the current J.
 
Such things can be slow to develop. Earlier I mentioned a S cycle, effective over a century or two, that comes in
around Aug. 21 or 22. With S being involved in the larger configuration above, this could be a trigger releasing all
that energy.
 
Someone else pointed out that Iran will be issuing a response to the world with respect to its nuclear intentions at
that time. My hope is that there is not a concurrent terrorist attack involving illness or a malignant mutation of the
bird flu.
 
More and more I find direction less important than trade management, something Ben has alluded to as well.
Livermore said the important thing we locating the point of maximum capitulation, not predicting direction. I've
found that the more I define lines in the sand in both directions at an appropriate time the more money I make.
 
Merriman is looking for a major top in a similar timeframe to that above for entirely different reasons. As for myself,
I'm looking for a tradeable move in either direction because the market doesn't care what my expectations are and
because I can make money in either direction, but only if it moves.
 
A TA chart I posted ten days ago may indicate topside is limited but if the top lines are crossed we could end up
crashing upwards instead. The line drawn from the 2000 tops may be a good indicator of whether or not we are in
a bull market going forward or something entirely different.
 
Cheers,
Darrin
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 6:01 AM
Subject: Re: [astrofin] NASDAQ

Dear Darrin,
23/7 was marked by Bradley as a top
So why not have a classical inversion...???
Regards,
F.G.
----- Original Message -----
From: gphx
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 9:13 AM
Subject: [astrofin] NASDAQ

Someone on another board (Dusant) pointed out what by the criteria of some may be an island reversal
in the QQQQ. Such a signal is usually seen on short term charts as indicative of a reversal of at least short
term duration.
 
Cheers,
Darrin
 


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