This weekly chart is still in the making but I have decided to take my cpo profits. My expectation was to take the profits at 35xx level, but disappointment follow unfulfilled expectation (LOL!); I exited at 332x level. End of the day, no complaint over the 200++ points gain per contract. LOL! This post will mark the end of my trading journal for the year.
There is a time to make, and there is a time to rest. My 7week holidays start tomorrow through New Year 2011!
SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Saturday, November 13, 2010
After: Soybean Oil Being Hit!
Friday, November 12, 2010
Soybean Oil Being Hit!
Thursday, November 11, 2010
See You at the Top!!! Part III
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Knock! Knock!
Friday, November 5, 2010
See You at the Top!!! Part II
About FCPO, my "friend" likes to state "only the sky is the limit for a bull market" which I think that's an highly subjective, exaggerating and opinion oriented statement. LOL! However, looking at this chart, I can't help but start to fantasize how high it will go. See you at the top! LOL!!!
Bonus: This FCPO bull provided plenty of entry opportunities (for short to mid term play). Like this one. Do you see what I See? Looks like I am giving my secret away freely... LOL! (Yes, I am merely bullshitting ;)
Bonus: This FCPO bull provided plenty of entry opportunities (for short to mid term play). Like this one. Do you see what I See? Looks like I am giving my secret away freely... LOL! (Yes, I am merely bullshitting ;)
Oh My GOlD!!!
Must be the Deepavali Gold Rush! LOL! Happy Deepavali!!!
The Chart:
The Story: Gold soared Thursday as the U.S. dollar sunk in the wake of the quantitative easing announcement from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday afternoon. The wording of the announcement and the amount of the package--at least $600 billion--was even more bearish for the dollar than anticipated, and that, in turn, was fully gold market bullish, as it suggested heightened inflationary pressures on the horizon.
The Winner:
LOL!
The Chart:
The Story: Gold soared Thursday as the U.S. dollar sunk in the wake of the quantitative easing announcement from the Federal Reserve on Wednesday afternoon. The wording of the announcement and the amount of the package--at least $600 billion--was even more bearish for the dollar than anticipated, and that, in turn, was fully gold market bullish, as it suggested heightened inflationary pressures on the horizon.
The Winner:
LOL!
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Monday, November 1, 2010
See You at the Top!!!
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