APA is building a bottom.  Don't give up on it yet, Steve. 

Corrected link

http://scharts.co/1BIYfLF

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui

Steve or Matt, RIG has pulled back to an inverse right shoulder. 

Would you comment on the merits of swinging RIG?

Thanks

What makes you conclude that institutions are buying?

Thanks for posting.

Long Nuclear Gas? 

Magazine indicator

http://time.com/magazine/#3678077/the-cost-of-cheap-gas/

Double bottom mid-January, rising on good volume.  Looks like a bullish chart to me.  Sorry I missed it.

Martin Armstrong does:

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2015/01/25/greek-elections-conservatives-out/

I guess we're all over 30, huh? 

Good chart.  Shows 2 left shoulders and nearly 2 right shoulders (though not symmetrical).

http://www.seasonalcharts.com/future_energie_crudeoil.html

http://www.seasonalcharts.com/future_energie_crudeoil.html

Seasonal pattern turns up at the end of February.

Bullish wick (dragon fly doji) on BTU on Wednesday.

http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=BTU

Looks like a swing trade too with a close stop available.

Double bottom with 2012 low in Natural Gas.

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.pnf?c=ung,P

I got totally whipsawed on that one.

UCO beginning to look like a bear flag.

Double bottom and basing on daily chart.

http://scharts.co/17m6zVK

Good one, Steve.

Any idea why CENX has wide bars nearly every day? 

The bid/ask is only 2 cents wide. 

Is this available only on Schwab's desktop software?  Or also on their website? 

Thanks for sharing your detailed analysis.

A CIT (top) on January 1, 2003.

A CIT (bottom) on January 1, 2009.  6 years.

Here we are exactly 6 years later, January 1, 2015, approaching a 10-year trend line.

If that trend line acts as support on Steve's chart, the major bottom may be in the next couple of months with wide swings that may offer trades.