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post #41 of 617
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Originally Posted by AdriaticSea View Post

This means that the government will not be able to form. Syriza will get lots of votes in urban areas of Greece. We will wait for final results....it is too early to decide..

 

Why wouldn't the government be able to form?

post #42 of 617

If anyone else can understand greek heres a link to the live TV station...

 

http://www.livestream.com/astratelevision#channel-player

post #43 of 617

Looks like ND has 34% right now and gaining....

post #44 of 617
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Originally Posted by FinancialDD View Post

Looks like ND has 34% right now and gaining....

Nd good or bad?  I dont ive a rats ass about greece i just dont want the us market to crash.

post #45 of 617

ND is Pro-Bailout and looks like thats whats happening! So no crash ;) koolaid.gif

post #46 of 617
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Originally Posted by barbellman View Post

TLT - Bond market

 

Even though we have this huge move up the bonds aren't dumping like I would've expected them to.  TLT can change in a heart beat though if we power higher and looks steady this could become a great short where lot of people who rushed into this are probably uncommited.  For now though, it's still holding up and MA's sloped higher.  

 

Wanted to take a closer look at the TLT from a 60min perspective in comparison to the daily .....

 

Daily is showing a negative divergence of upward price movement and decreasing volume at what is essentially a micro double top area.  That black doji should be a warning sign of possible exhaustion especially after such a significant buy climax as seen at the end of May.  One could argue right now that the gap fill and bounce off the $124 support line which you previously marked in your chart is quite weak.

 

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Now let's get a closer look via the 60min .......  You can see the double top area more cleanly here with the upper wicks and on lighter volume.  In order to break a 50% Fib area and the creek (very important for bond bulls), it's going to take more significant buying ...... otherwise this is a sucker area to get long.   As you can see down on the volume, nobody was particularly in a hurry to get in at those levels.  One also has to take into consideration what is going on this weekend with Greece though, as everyone is in "waiting" mode.

 

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post #47 of 617
post #48 of 617

 

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Originally Posted by AdriaticSea View Post

This means that the government will not be able to form. Syriza will get lots of votes in urban areas of Greece. We will wait for final results....it is too early to decide..

 

 

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Originally Posted by BobK View Post

 

Why wouldn't the government be able to form?

 

Just read this:

 

Although official projections late Sunday showed that no party will win enough seats in the 300-member parliament to form a government on its own, Greece's two traditional parties — the conservative New Democracy and the socialist PASOK — would have enough seats to form a coalition together.

 

They have both expressed a willingness to work with other European nations to stay in the 17-nation eurozone.

post #49 of 617

as if there was any other choice at this point.. Always best to say positive in moments like this..
There were elements missing for a disconnect from the Euro.. perhaps well see them next time around.

post #50 of 617

As always with all governments anymore, they have done the very least at the very last moment again... the saga continues...

post #51 of 617

i think its the last chance for greece, and when Ben leaves the FED the next chairman wont be as accommodating and will effect the stance of the ECB IMF

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Originally Posted by Stevie_B View Post

As always with all governments anymore, they have done the very least at the very last moment again... the saga continues...

post #52 of 617
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Originally Posted by mjoke View Post

i think its the last chance for greece, and when Ben leaves the FED the next chairman wont be as accommodating and will effect the stance of the ECB IMF


Agreed, in fact it's getting pretty close to the last chance for many (including but not as soon, the US). We are going to have to pay big for this someday .

post #53 of 617

Eh i feel there is a difference here with the US...

 

The Markets and speculation will dictate when the Euro fails and countries leave..

The US will pick when to default on its debt regardless of market influences..

reason: there are many.

 

 

 

love steve martin.

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Originally Posted by Stevie_B View Post


Agreed, in fact it's getting pretty close to the last chance for many (including but not as soon, the US). We are going to have to pay big for this someday .

post #54 of 617
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Originally Posted by mjoke View Post

 

love steve martin.

 

Me too. There is a young kid I work with that had never heard of "The Jerk", I got him a copy and now every time I see him he throws some out quote from the movie. What a classic

 

I think I might dust off a little classic Cosby stand up for him next biggrin.gif

post #55 of 617
Make the bears say ugh... na na na naaa.
post #56 of 617

yeah i was going to say is that from the jerk..

 

that one isnt seen too much .. always find someone who hasn't

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Originally Posted by Stevie_B View Post

 

Me too. There is a young kid I work with that had never heard of "The Jerk", I got him a copy and now every time I see him he throws some out quote from the movie. What a classic

 

I think I might dust off a little classic Cosby stand up for him next biggrin.gif

post #57 of 617

Nice gap (up)!

 

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post #58 of 617

Rando! There's the gap up off the inverted h&s, what do you say that we fill the gap, test the neckline and take off tomorrow?

That's the hopeful scenario. Seems like when we go back in time and check out every time we've based off the bottom of this rising wedge,

we've sky rocketed higher. Making this rising wedge pattern a good pattern to chase on the upside versus the usual chase on the contrary side of the wedge.

post #59 of 617
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Originally Posted by mpr View Post

Rando! There's the gap up off the inverted h&s, what do you say that we fill the gap, test the neckline and take off tomorrow?

That's the hopeful scenario. Seems like when we go back in time and check out every time we've based off the bottom of this rising wedge,

we've sky rocketed higher. Making this rising wedge pattern a good pattern to chase on the upside versus the usual chase on the contrary side of the wedge.

 

 

 

MPR that may be to good to be true but i will take it...Let's hope !!

post #60 of 617

Hmm, looks like the /ES hit its resistance again at 1347.5 and immediately dropped afterwards. I doubt we'll get over 1347 this week, if Greece couldn't do it I doubt anything will. Italy's bonds hitting 6% yields certainly won't push us up.

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