...singin'... These are the good ol' days!.... Stock Market-wise....that is!

The corner has been turned!

Anyone that failed to double their spare cash this week
just wasn't paying attention.

A rare stock market crash is also an equally rare opportunity.
Each in equal proportions. This crash was a panic of the 'perfect storm'
class. So the opportunities are equally profound. I've been waiting
for the bottom....for the turning point....where even a child could
hit it big in the market.

The corner turned Monday imho!

Thank you ticker LTM. And a few others.

XTED SLG HTZ CENX TESO HLX LVS

I cannot imagine any prettier stock charts.

Look at the /twenty day/ charts of these tickers here....
http://www.prophet.net/analyze/sc.jsp?symbol=LTM

Normally the stock market provides a couple of these patterns
a week, but weaker ones that bounce fifteen percent or so.
This week I stopped counting at a hundred and fifty.
With bounces of 50% in the majority of cases.

All looking just like the above charts. All turning the corner this week
give or take. What more can you ask for?
Everything, virtually, is a bargain right now.
And a bargain with a huge potential upside.

The amount of money flowing back into the market in the coming
months will be of Niagara ....no...Titanic...proportions.

As the uncertainty descended, the panic followed.
Everyone that was leveraged or margined were forced
to sell, then everyone else that could sell...sold.
Till there is no sellers left. The perfect panic.

Which means there are only buyers now.

Does anyone here grasp the uniqueness and opportunity
contained in the above sentence???

The certainty is returning, and with it the stock prices.
Remember, my hobby is the only form of mathematics
capable of quantifying 'uncertainty'. Panics are my major.
This pattern is my specialty. The very pattern I derived
and have been playing for several years.
And now this pattern is everywhere.
Somebody pinch me please!

These are the good old days.

Time to bargain hunt for investments.
Most of these bounces will settle back soon and
provide another good entry point.

It just doesn't get any better!

Happy Thanksgiving!


Jonathan



"An Awful tempest mashed the air,
The clouds were gaunt and few;
A black, as of a spectre's cloak,
Hid heaven and earth from view.

The creatures chuckled on the roofs
And whistled in the air,
And shook their fists and gnashed their teeth,
And swung their frenzied hair.

The morning lit, the birds arose;
The monster's faded eyes
Turned slowly to his native coast,
And peace was Paradise!"



s

jonathan wrote:

The corner has been turned!

Anyone that failed to double their spare cash this week
just wasn't paying attention.

A rare stock market crash is also an equally rare opportunity.
Each in equal proportions. This crash was a panic of the 'perfect storm'
class. So the opportunities are equally profound. I've been waiting
for the bottom....for the turning point....where even a child could
hit it big in the market.

Must say it was nice to see the oil price tumble down for a while..
( Wonder how long it will be before we see food prices that escalated
on the back of it, come down too... ) Greed for some means hardship
for others. I guess it's the way of the world, whether it's Wall
Street or a waterhole. Just wait till the Chinese get into the
seriously capitalist groove - and give us some lessons in greed and
hardship - to see what happens to Wall Street.

You'd better get in your bath Jonathan, and start paddling for
Hawaii.




The corner turned Monday imho!

Thank you ticker LTM. And a few others.

XTED SLG HTZ CENX TESO HLX LVS

I cannot imagine any prettier stock charts.

Look at the /twenty day/ charts of these tickers here....
http://www.prophet.net/analyze/sc.jsp?symbol=LTM

Normally the stock market provides a couple of these patterns
a week, but weaker ones that bounce fifteen percent or so.
This week I stopped counting at a hundred and fifty.
With bounces of 50% in the majority of cases.

All looking just like the above charts. All turning the corner this week
give or take. What more can you ask for?
Everything, virtually, is a bargain right now.
And a bargain with a huge potential upside.

The amount of money flowing back into the market in the coming
months will be of Niagara ....no...Titanic...proportions.

As the uncertainty descended, the panic followed.
Everyone that was leveraged or margined were forced
to sell, then everyone else that could sell...sold.
Till there is no sellers left. The perfect panic.

Which means there are only buyers now.

Does anyone here grasp the uniqueness and opportunity
contained in the above sentence???

The certainty is returning, and with it the stock prices.
Remember, my hobby is the only form of mathematics
capable of quantifying 'uncertainty'. Panics are my major.
This pattern is my specialty. The very pattern I derived
and have been playing for several years.
And now this pattern is everywhere.
Somebody pinch me please!

These are the good old days.

Time to bargain hunt for investments.
Most of these bounces will settle back soon and
provide another good entry point.

It just doesn't get any better!

Happy Thanksgiving!


Jonathan



"An Awful tempest mashed the air,
The clouds were gaunt and few;
A black, as of a spectre's cloak,
Hid heaven and earth from view.

The creatures chuckled on the roofs
And whistled in the air,
And shook their fists and gnashed their teeth,
And swung their frenzied hair.

The morning lit, the birds arose;
The monster's faded eyes
Turned slowly to his native coast,
And peace was Paradise!"



s

On Nov 27, 12:32*pm, don findlay wrote:

Must say it was nice to see the oil price tumble down for a while..
( Wonder how long it will be before we see food prices that escalated
on the back of it, come down too... *) *

I wouldn't go on a hunger strike waiting for that

On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:32:17 -0800 (PST), don findlay
wrote:



jonathan wrote:

The corner has been turned!

Anyone that failed to double their spare cash this week
just wasn't paying attention.

A rare stock market crash is also an equally rare opportunity.
Each in equal proportions. This crash was a panic of the 'perfect storm'
class. So the opportunities are equally profound. I've been waiting
for the bottom....for the turning point....where even a child could
hit it big in the market.

Must say it was nice to see the oil price tumble down for a while..
( Wonder how long it will be before we see food prices that escalated
on the back of it, come down too... )


That is so interesting. Know food prices in the USA are about 30%
higher, but never thought how it was effecting other countries, just
assumed it was USA only due to that mistake in management we had in
Washington D.C.

Greed for some means hardship
for others. I guess it's the way of the world, whether it's Wall
Street or a waterhole. Just wait till the Chinese get into the
seriously capitalist groove - and give us some lessons in greed and
hardship - to see what happens to Wall Street.

Yep, finite resources with increasing consumption equals empty barrel
and given little to no recycling, means in a short time.

It is all so stupid

JT

"don findlay" wrote in message
...


jonathan wrote:

The corner has been turned!

Anyone that failed to double their spare cash this week
just wasn't paying attention.

A rare stock market crash is also an equally rare opportunity.
Each in equal proportions. This crash was a panic of the 'perfect storm'
class. So the opportunities are equally profound. I've been waiting
for the bottom....for the turning point....where even a child could
hit it big in the market.

Must say it was nice to see the oil price tumble down for a while..


The bubble broke. Maybe that'll shut up Putin and Chavez
for awhile~



( Wonder how long it will be before we see food prices that escalated
on the back of it, come down too... ) Greed for some means hardship
for others. I guess it's the way of the world, whether it's Wall
Street or a waterhole.


It's the boom and bust cycles that need to go away.
They result from excessively fast growth, poor management.


Just wait till the Chinese get into the
seriously capitalist groove - and give us some lessons in greed and
hardship - to see what happens to Wall Street.


We have nothing to fear. Naturally evolving systems
are the most competitive, and the US best mimics a natural
system with it's highest level of interaction and diversity.
The only way for other countries to become as wealthy
and powerful as the US is if they become just ...like...the US.

Free and democratic.

Then they become our allies and trading partners, not
enemies. That's when interactions become positive sum
for everyone. Mother Nature is endlessly elegant.
Those that follow Her ways will always lead the way.

China's dictatorship will find it ever harder to micro-manage
such a large economy, and corruption runs wild when a
free market is run by The Few.

They have to become democratic to maintain their
growth and catch us. They'll implode if they remain
a dictatorship.


You'd better get in your bath Jonathan, and start paddling for
Hawaii.


When it comes to stock trading, the more the merrier.
The money will end up flowing where it's safest, with
the best regulation and transparency. Especially after
the recent (uncertainty driven) panic. The US is ahead
in all those categories by leaps and bounds.

The money may have flowed out of the markets in
a massive way the last couple of months. But it
doesn't really dissapear, it's like a wave, it'll come
splashing back soon. And now is the lull between
the peaks, time to get in and cash in.

You should take the time to look at the twenty
day charts of the tickers below with the provided
link. The returning 'wave' is clearly visible.

So is the opportunity.







The corner turned Monday imho!

Thank you ticker LTM. And a few others.

XTEX SLG HTZ CENX TESO HLX LVS

I cannot imagine any prettier stock charts.

Look at the /twenty day/ charts of these tickers here....
http://www.prophet.net/analyze/sc.jsp?symbol=LTM

Normally the stock market provides a couple of these patterns
a week, but weaker ones that bounce fifteen percent or so.
This week I stopped counting at a hundred and fifty.
With bounces of 50% in the majority of cases.

All looking just like the above charts. All turning the corner this week
give or take. What more can you ask for?
Everything, virtually, is a bargain right now.
And a bargain with a huge potential upside.

The amount of money flowing back into the market in the coming
months will be of Niagara ....no...Titanic...proportions.

As the uncertainty descended, the panic followed.
Everyone that was leveraged or margined were forced
to sell, then everyone else that could sell...sold.
Till there is no sellers left. The perfect panic.

Which means there are only buyers now.

Does anyone here grasp the uniqueness and opportunity
contained in the above sentence???

The certainty is returning, and with it the stock prices.
Remember, my hobby is the only form of mathematics
capable of quantifying 'uncertainty'. Panics are my major.
This pattern is my specialty. The very pattern I derived
and have been playing for several years.
And now this pattern is everywhere.
Somebody pinch me please!

These are the good old days.

Time to bargain hunt for investments.
Most of these bounces will settle back soon and
provide another good entry point.

It just doesn't get any better!

Happy Thanksgiving!


Jonathan



"An Awful tempest mashed the air,
The clouds were gaunt and few;
A black, as of a spectre's cloak,
Hid heaven and earth from view.

The creatures chuckled on the roofs
And whistled in the air,
And shook their fists and gnashed their teeth,
And swung their frenzied hair.

The morning lit, the birds arose;
The monster's faded eyes
Turned slowly to his native coast,
And peace was Paradise!"



s

On Nov 27, 2:30*pm, "jonathan" wrote:


Is that the depth of your philosophy, Jonathan ? Playing on the
shadows of wealth and ignoring the absent working cogs underneath ?

China is working and America is playing & gambling ... do you see any
difference by any chance ?
Economy might look like poker for a while, but in that game both
winners and losers are overall losers indeed !
Why ?

Simply because the winners are bound to become losers

With best regards

jpturcaud

jonathan wrote:

"don findlay" wrote in message
...


jonathan wrote:

The corner has been turned!

Anyone that failed to double their spare cash this week
just wasn't paying attention.

A rare stock market crash is also an equally rare opportunity.
Each in equal proportions. This crash was a panic of the 'perfect storm'
class. So the opportunities are equally profound. I've been waiting
for the bottom....for the turning point....where even a child could
hit it big in the market.

Must say it was nice to see the oil price tumble down for a while..


The bubble broke. Maybe that'll shut up Putin and Chavez
for awhile~



( Wonder how long it will be before we see food prices that escalated
on the back of it, come down too... ) Greed for some means hardship
for others. I guess it's the way of the world, whether it's Wall
Street or a waterhole.


It's the boom and bust cycles that need to go away.
They result from excessively fast growth, poor management.


Just wait till the Chinese get into the
seriously capitalist groove - and give us some lessons in greed and
hardship - to see what happens to Wall Street.


We have nothing to fear. Naturally evolving systems
are the most competitive, and the US best mimics a natural
system with it's highest level of interaction and diversity.
The only way for other countries to become as wealthy
and powerful as the US is if they become just ...like...the US.

Who said the Chinese are interested in a "naturally evolving system"?
Already they could bring America to it's knees if they called in the
debt. The time is not yet right however. The Chinese work on a
longer time scale than the short term boom bust, and know what
hardship is all about. Biding time, I reckon.


Free and democratic.

Then they become our allies and trading partners, not
enemies. That's when interactions become positive sum
for everyone. Mother Nature is endlessly elegant.
Those that follow Her ways will always lead the way.

China's dictatorship will find it ever harder to micro-manage
such a large economy, and corruption runs wild when a
free market is run by The Few.

They're pretty ruthless when they do ('manage')



They have to become democratic to maintain their
growth and catch us. They'll implode if they remain
a dictatorship.

It's not implosion that's manifested today out of their dictatorial
past. You need to think again on this one, Jonathan.



You'd better get in your bath Jonathan, and start paddling for
Hawaii.


When it comes to stock trading, the more the merrier.
The money will end up flowing where it's safest, with
the best regulation and transparency. Especially after
the recent (uncertainty driven) panic. The US is ahead
in all those categories by leaps and bounds.

The money may have flowed out of the markets in
a massive way the last couple of months. But it
doesn't really dissapear, it's like a wave, it'll come
splashing back soon. And now is the lull between
the peaks, time to get in and cash in.

You should take the time to look at the twenty
day charts of the tickers below with the provided
link. The returning 'wave' is clearly visible.

So is the opportunity.

You're too much in the capitalist groove of 'freedom'. There's
another paradigm operating, but we need to use the principle of
opposites to properly understand it- e.g.,
Those who crave power are precisely those to whom power should not be
granted
A free market capitalist system is best operated under the aegis of
socialist principles
A socialist system is best operated under capitalist principles
A benign dictatorship is probably the best form of democratic
government
Pushing and shoving is not necessarily the best way forward
Money does not necessarily attain you wealth.
etc. etc

Simplistic? Maybe. But every coin has two sides.









The corner turned Monday imho!

Thank you ticker LTM. And a few others.

XTEX SLG HTZ CENX TESO HLX LVS

I cannot imagine any prettier stock charts.

Look at the /twenty day/ charts of these tickers here....
http://www.prophet.net/analyze/sc.jsp?symbol=LTM

Normally the stock market provides a couple of these patterns
a week, but weaker ones that bounce fifteen percent or so.
This week I stopped counting at a hundred and fifty.
With bounces of 50% in the majority of cases.

All looking just like the above charts. All turning the corner this week
give or take. What more can you ask for?
Everything, virtually, is a bargain right now.
And a bargain with a huge potential upside.

The amount of money flowing back into the market in the coming
months will be of Niagara ....no...Titanic...proportions.

As the uncertainty descended, the panic followed.
Everyone that was leveraged or margined were forced
to sell, then everyone else that could sell...sold.
Till there is no sellers left. The perfect panic.

Which means there are only buyers now.

Does anyone here grasp the uniqueness and opportunity
contained in the above sentence???

The certainty is returning, and with it the stock prices.
Remember, my hobby is the only form of mathematics
capable of quantifying 'uncertainty'. Panics are my major.
This pattern is my specialty. The very pattern I derived
and have been playing for several years.
And now this pattern is everywhere.
Somebody pinch me please!

These are the good old days.

Time to bargain hunt for investments.
Most of these bounces will settle back soon and
provide another good entry point.

It just doesn't get any better!

Happy Thanksgiving!


Jonathan



"An Awful tempest mashed the air,
The clouds were gaunt and few;
A black, as of a spectre's cloak,
Hid heaven and earth from view.

The creatures chuckled on the roofs
And whistled in the air,
And shook their fists and gnashed their teeth,
And swung their frenzied hair.

The morning lit, the birds arose;
The monster's faded eyes
Turned slowly to his native coast,
And peace was Paradise!"



s

don findlay wrote:
:
:Who said the Chinese are interested in a "naturally evolving system"?
:Already they could bring America to it's knees if they called in the
:debt.
:

Except, of course, that they can't do that since all that debt has
payment dates and such associated with it and they cannot just say,
"Oh, and pay it all back today."

Where the hell were you people educated?

--
"Ignorance is preferable to error, and he is less remote from the
truth who believes nothing than he who believes what is wrong."
-- Thomas Jefferson

Fred J. McCall wrote:

don findlay wrote:
:
:Who said the Chinese are interested in a "naturally evolving system"?
:Already they could bring America to it's knees if they called in the
:debt.
:

Except, of course, that they can't do that since all that debt has
payment dates and such associated with it and they cannot just say,
"Oh, and pay it all back today."

So you mean it's just a question of time? Well that's comforting.

Wonder what will happen tomorrow (except for banks going bust) that
will be different from today, to help reverse the situation? Just
for a change, should we all go shopping at Wallmart, ...or should we
trundle on down to Wallmart?

don findlay wrote:

Wonder what will happen tomorrow (except for banks going bust) that
will be different from today, to help reverse the situation? Just
for a change, should we all go shopping at Wallmart, ...or should we
trundle on down to Wallmart?


And rip the doors off and stomp people to death at 5 AM:
http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/...art_after.html
This is completely bonkers insane.

Pat