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Yes, but deflation implies that the value of the dollar goes up against stuff. But if the dollar goes down in forex, what are the implications?

This is how I see it. We get deflation in all assets but it will cost more to live because the essentials items will cost more like foods, Gas, insurance, and anything u need to survive. All the non-essential items will drop.

 

Lack of demand will drive prices down but one will still need to eat. Global weather change will also reduce food supply.

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OK everyone you can resume breathing again.

 

Let's not have any dead bears. If it's not there sit on your hands. Better yet sit on your partners hands.  :D

Rich have u got any target? :D

 

Do u thing those gaps in sky will get filled? :P

Feed I don't have price targets. I know everyone reads Doc's Anals, or should. :D

The 10-13 week cycle is up. I will not bet against it and I am not good enough to scalp the wild moves.

I have quite a few charts on Night Stool. Some have Fib Times Zones pointing to mid Feb. That should coincide with the 10-13 week top and possibly the WAR.

Richt now I'm concidering shorting gold miners. If it's good enough for K Wave it's certainly good enough for me.

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QQQ wrap

 

6.7 m shares net accumulated today. Money Flow 140 m positive...

 

SG did NOT short at close as I was in a meeting, probably good.

 

27.30 continues to loom as possible mini C wave top....

 

Hoping for a big pop in the AM tomorrow so I can then re-enter my shorts...

 

Meantime, cash seems to be king and patience is a virtue...

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i'm so pissed i did not hang on to the long side,bailed way too early.

 

I always take the hundreds and leave the thousands on the table.

keep it simple. Once in I follow a 4,8 day ema with a stop at 13 day EMA to see if the trend is [still] in my favor. One of the reasons the screamers I bought Jan 2 I still have for a big fat juicy outrageous profit.

 

The trend is your friend, don't second guess or front run it. No need to be a hero who called the turn. When a turn REALLY happens 85% of the time there is still plenty of time to grab it.

 

PATIENCE grasshopper, getting IN *AND* getting OUT.

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STX .43 estimates were .27

FWIW...THer are no anal cyst coverage or earnings estimates for STX according to Bloomberg, additionally i belive STX is an a quite period due to recent ipo and therefore would be prohibited from giving earnings estimates.

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i'm so pissed i did not hang on to the long side,bailed way too early.

 

I always take the hundreds and leave the thousands on the table.

keep it simple. Once in I follow a 4,8 day ema with a stop at 13 day EMA to see if the trend is [still] in my favor. One of the reasons the screamers I bought Jan 2 I still have for a big fat juicy outrageous profit.

 

The trend is your friend, don't second guess or front run it. No need to be a hero who called the turn. When a turn REALLY happens 85% of the time there is still plenty of time to grab it.

 

PATIENCE grasshopper, getting IN *AND* getting OUT.

been calling the turns pretty good.but I have no confidence in my call,so i bail when there is any profit...not letting it run enough to make any real cash.

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STX  .43    estimates were .27

FWIW...THer are no anal cyst coverage or earnings estimates for STX according to Bloomberg, additionally i belive STX is an a quite period due to recent ipo and therefore would be prohibited from giving earnings estimates.

Yes, you are quite right, I did hear one estimate of .27 from another fund manager... that's what he was expecting. Sorry for any confusion.

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