Thanks to Rank10 and Matt for highlighting the uranium play.
This huge base on CCJ, the largest uranium company, measures up
about 30 points. For those looking for a conservative way to play
this theme, CCJ is worth considering.
No need to buy or short one or the other. Right now it's all the
same trade. Things will get more interesting when they finally
diverge, but for now it's imply risk on/risk off. The correlation
on the 5 min chart is amazing.
If we close down for the week, both the daily chart and the
weekly chart will have false breakouts and will likely print
reversal candles. Obviously tomorrow's action will be
decisive.
Here's a possibility I've been mulling for the LT dollar chart
that Matt has been showing. We're virtually at support -- perhaps
less that a point away now. It's always possible that the dollar
simply breaks support, and we are suddenly into a dollar crisis,
but I lean to the thought that this will more likely play out as a
longer ABCDE consolidation in the triangle. And the time symmetry
would look to be about another year or so. If things should play
out as I've outlined, then I think there's a likelihood that the
current equation (dollar down/market and gold up) may change in a
dollar crisis breakdown to a new equation (dollar down/market down
and gold up).
The rising wedge might play out, I've been watching it develop
for a long time now myself, but there's also the larger channel,
which has lots of room left to the upside -- which would imply that
the wedge won't play out -- and if we should push up to the top of
the longer channel, then I would guess that we will get a high
level consolidation. Just eyeballing this chart, looks like that
could be up around 1500ish. We should find out pretty soon which
way it will go.
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CCJ (Largest Uranium Co) Huge Inverse H&S
Posted by puma on 20th of Oct 2010 at 12:27 am
Thanks to Rank10 and Matt for highlighting the uranium play. This huge base on CCJ, the largest uranium company, measures up about 30 points. For those looking for a conservative way to play this theme, CCJ is worth considering.
On the other hand, in REAL terms gold is outperforming stocks
Posted by puma on 13th of Oct 2010 at 04:45 pm
In spite of correlation on 5 min chart that I posted, THIS ARTICLEfrom ZeroHedge makes a good point about absolute and relative valuations.
SPX, GLD and GDX tracking exactly on 5 min chart
Posted by puma on 13th of Oct 2010 at 04:16 pm
No need to buy or short one or the other. Right now it's all the same trade. Things will get more interesting when they finally diverge, but for now it's imply risk on/risk off. The correlation on the 5 min chart is amazing.
Great piece exploring the high correlations in the markets
Posted by puma on 11th of Oct 2010 at 05:48 pm
And why it is not a good thing -- Read it here
CEF (Gold and Silver Bullion) -- One candle is worth a thousand words
Posted by puma on 7th of Oct 2010 at 05:42 pm
If we close down for
GDX critical support
Posted by puma on 7th of Oct 2010 at 02:04 pm
If we close down for the week, both the daily chart and the weekly chart will have false breakouts and will likely print reversal candles. Obviously tomorrow's action will be decisive.
A thought on Matt's Dollar Chat
Posted by puma on 7th of Oct 2010 at 06:34 am
Here's a possibility I've been mulling for the LT dollar chart that Matt has been showing. We're virtually at support -- perhaps less that a point away now. It's always possible that the dollar simply breaks support, and we are suddenly into a dollar crisis, but I lean to the thought that this will more likely play out as a longer ABCDE consolidation in the triangle. And the time symmetry would look to be about another year or so. If things should play out as I've outlined, then I think there's a likelihood that the current equation (dollar down/market and gold up) may change in a dollar crisis breakdown to a new equation (dollar down/market down and gold up).
Short Idea: Portugal
Posted by puma on 3rd of Oct 2010 at 07:10 pm
Here's the chart
One more gold chart
Posted by puma on 14th of Sep 2010 at 11:28 pm
Hourly Gold looking Bull Flaggy
Posted by puma on 14th of Sep 2010 at 09:50 pm
Another way to look at GLD/Gold
Posted by puma on 14th of Sep 2010 at 09:25 pm
The rising wedge might play out, I've been watching it develop for a long time now myself, but there's also the larger channel, which has lots of room left to the upside -- which would imply that the wedge won't play out -- and if we should push up to the top of the longer channel, then I would guess that we will get a high level consolidation. Just eyeballing this chart, looks like that could be up around 1500ish. We should find out pretty soon which way it will go.
Uranium stocks may be setting up again
Posted by puma on 12th of Sep 2010 at 02:49 pm
Best wishes to your Mom
market comments etc
Posted by puma on 7th of Sep 2010 at 02:12 pm
Best wishes to your Mom -- take good care of her -- that's much more important than how much you post right now.
Great interview with Jim Rickards on markets
Posted by puma on 7th of Sep 2010 at 12:08 am
Well worth the 20 minutes
Gold -- Hummmmmmm.....
Posted by puma on 5th of Sep 2010 at 02:33 pm
Very good, and scary piece, on how the Treasury bubble will pop, and bring on hyperinflation
Posted by puma on 23rd of Aug 2010 at 09:41 pm
I only wish this was science fiction. Maybe it won't happen, but I sure can't rule it out.
That story about the inability
A Homeowners’ Rebellion: Could 62 Million Homes be Foreclosure-Proof?
Posted by puma on 22nd of Aug 2010 at 09:43 pm
That story about the inability of banks to foreclose those loans is amazing, and pretty scary. Thanks for posting.
Rank -- thanks for posting
An Extraordinary Fact You Didn't Know About China
Posted by puma on 16th of Aug 2010 at 08:50 pm
Rank -- thanks for posting the uranium article -- I think you're on the leading edge with this.
Very pretty chart -- Junior Gold miner
Posted by puma on 15th of Aug 2010 at 11:32 pm
Can't put up the chart itself right now, but here's the link:
Junior Gold miner
Visualize your state's economic collapse -- amazing graphics
Posted by puma on 6th of Aug 2010 at 12:27 am
The interactive chart here is amazing!