nanningbob » Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:07 pm wrote:
I like it and thanks. Also keep posting when you can because I cant all the time either. Al and you have been a great help in bringing a fresh perspective to trading. Capt. Jack did also. Its great to have you here. Anyway time for class. 8 weeks left and school is out, we have 1 week of vacation left for Easter and May Holiday, so 7 weeks left. 1 week is for testing so 6 weeks left. 1 week is for end of the year program and other things so 5 weeks of lesson plans left in my life. Its been a great career but classroom teaching/administration is about over. I know I will miss the kids but I am also tired of the long hours, meetings, decisions, preparation, grading, test, programs, etc. Now its my turn to slow down and enjoy doing some things I have always wanted to do.
Let's see: Australia/New Zealand, England, Germany/Austria (gotta visit my roots), Spain to visit AL, Middle East (when its quiet), Thailand again, Even the Ukraine was on my list until (ok ok Steve, I will stay out of the political thing) and then there is Yellowston/Grand Tetons my favorite place on Earth. Then after that ...................... who knows Alaska cruise ?????????? Dreams are a great thing.
Congratulations, you're about to give a nice closure to a lifetime work and great thing will come, don't forget Mexico, you're truly welcome in here whenever you want, I live in Veracruz.
alorente » Fri Apr 04, 2014 4:07 pm wrote:Sorry for my absence the past few days. I had an accident and I´m dealing with some broken ribs. I´ll be back as soon as I can. Good weekend to all.
alorente » Fri Apr 04, 2014 10:07 am wrote:Sorry for my absence the past few days. I had an accident and I´m dealing with some broken ribs. I´ll be back as soon as I can. Good weekend to all.
Al, que bueno saber que estás bien.
We tend to forget we exist outside this little world, it sucks to read about your accident, but relieved to know you're ok, hope you have a prompt recovery. Keep the spirit high and just focus on getting ahead mate!
My best to you and your health!
alorente » Fri Apr 04, 2014 6:07 pm wrote:Sorry for my absence the past few days. I had an accident and I´m dealing with some broken ribs. I´ll be back as soon as I can. Good weekend to all.
Sorry to hear that. Wish you a very speedy recovery my friend....
alorente » Fri Apr 04, 2014 12:07 pm wrote:Sorry for my absence the past few days. I had an accident and I´m dealing with some broken ribs. I´ll be back as soon as I can. Good weekend to all.
Blessings and prayers to you for a speedy recovery. If there is anything I can help you with, please feel free to contact me.
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alorente » Fri Apr 04, 2014 10:07 am wrote:Sorry for my absence the past few days. I had an accident and I´m dealing with some broken ribs. I´ll be back as soon as I can. Good weekend to all.
nanningbob » Thu Apr 03, 2014 6:07 pm wrote:
I like it and thanks. Also keep posting when you can because I cant all the time either. Al and you have been a great help in bringing a fresh perspective to trading. Capt. Jack did also. Its great to have you here. Anyway time for class. 8 weeks left and school is out, we have 1 week of vacation left for Easter and May Holiday, so 7 weeks left. 1 week is for testing so 6 weeks left. 1 week is for end of the year program and other things so 5 weeks of lesson plans left in my life. Its been a great career but classroom teaching/administration is about over. I know I will miss the kids but I am also tired of the long hours, meetings, decisions, preparation, grading, test, programs, etc. Now its my turn to slow down and enjoy doing some things I have always wanted to do.
Let's see: Australia/New Zealand, England, Germany/Austria (gotta visit my roots), Spain to visit AL, Middle East (when its quiet), Thailand again, Even the Ukraine was on my list until (ok ok Steve, I will stay out of the political thing) and then there is Yellowston/Grand Tetons my favorite place on Earth. Then after that ...................... who knows Alaska cruise ?????????? Dreams are a great thing.
Congratulations, you're about to give a nice closure to a lifetime work and great thing will come, don't forget Mexico, you're truly welcome in here whenever you want, I live in Veracruz.
Anthar... I also live in Mexico, Mexico city. What part of Veracruz you live? Would you like to get together sometime to exhange trading experiences?
Thanks to all for the best wishes from the bottom of my heart.
While I rest my ribs, I have been doing deep analysis of the markets the last couple of days. I am going to make a big call.
I believe we have now topped. I have been looking at the S&P and all the pairs and I am attaching the weekly graphs of the ones I think will fall the most.
S&P 500: As you can see from the chart, I have marked the 50% Fib retracement of the total move from 2009 till now (Pink dashed line). Notice the strong support along the entire line. I believe we may be headed here. It would be a 30% drop from the top.
USDJPY: The chart shows the wedge in Red and the 61.8% Fib retracement (Yellow dashed line). Notice again the strong support along this line.
EURJPY: Here, the 61.8% Fib retracement is in Blue. Again, support shows clearly along the line.
GBPJPY: The 61.8% Fib retracement is also in Blue dashed line and again, you can see the strong support.
These may be the final targets for all these pairs. It is extremely improbable to have this clear support in all pairs and the S&P500 at exactly these Fib retracements. The same shows in the other pairs I have studied. Will this actually happen? There is a good possibility in my view. Don´t bet on it and be very careful, but keep these charts handy during the next few months. If it happens and that is a big IF, they can make you a lot of money...
Remember: NO GUARANTEES !!!!
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