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Take it with a grain of salt. S...Here you go Greg. <br />Take it with a grain of salt. Since there's no overlap between waves on subminuette level or above yet we could still be in the 3 of 3 of 3 of 3 of etc. And, of course, the whole thesis could be wrong and we haven't even finished the downside like DK thinks.I like to use indicators to go along with wave labels. EW Oscillator is a nice clear one. The highest stack is usually the third wave, but that usually works for RSI, MACD histogram, etc also. Another one I like is Aroon because it gives turn signals as well, although other indicators like the Stoch work just as well I suppose. Personal preference I guess and whatever makes the most sense to you.(My favorite indicators FWIW for turning points are the ones by John Ehlers, which are little more technical but seem to always do a good job of steering me on the right side of the road when my EW counting might want me to swerve instead).You can also look at fib targets. If [iii] is really in then it was pretty darn close to being phi squared (2.618) times [i]. 3 equals 1 times phi around 91 depending on whether you measure 1 starting at the Oct 30 2011 BOJ sunday night massacre where I like it or Feb '12. <br /><br />As far as the next correction goes (if it ever comes), we're looking for a triangle to confirm the 4th wave. They probably won't make it that easy on us, so since the proposed wave 2 was a zigzag the next best thing would be a flat. The important thing is the alternation with wave 2 and it chews up at least a few months to keep it on the same degree.Greenfacenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-53442933441161867902013-01-06T22:52:09.613-07:002013-01-06T22:52:09.613-07:00Attention Baltimore Greg. Calling Baltimore Greg....Attention Baltimore Greg. Calling Baltimore Greg.<br /><br />Greg, I'm still a bit miffed that you can't post charts here. As you know, I've given you and everybody else who posts here the "whitelist" treatment so that Discus will always honour your comments, links and charts or images. There is no reason for me to leave the decision making to Disqus about whether or not contributions from my friends and readers should or should not be sent to the spam bin. <b>Nothing</b> that my friends have to say, nor attachments to their comments should even be scrutinized by Disqus and I've told it so. I did that on day one, for each of you... with the first comment from every person who I knew from past sites. All of you are good people and I trust you implicitly to honor this blog in that I know nobody would post any bad stuff like porn or bad links or attack each other, etc. There are no trolls here so everybody has carte blanche.<br /><br />That's why I'm a bit peaved. Because you have a green light here buddy at all times.Albertarockshttp://albertarocks-ta-discussions.blogspot.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-25744296497914691582013-01-06T22:39:58.360-07:002013-01-06T22:39:58.360-07:00Geez! That's a hell of a different angle on t...Geez! That's a hell of a different angle on things isn't it Greggor? Holy smokes. Or as our good buddy Pebblewriter would say... "Holy 牛"<br /><br />If Graham Summers is correct in his analysis (and I certainly have no reason to doubt him) then the entire game has finally and truly been reduced to a game of "confidence" and nothing else. The ice has become so thin that the fish beneath it are getting a sun tan. Actually the entire currencies theatre ("theater" for my American friends) is also nothing but a game of confidence as well. Of course that's nothing new but the day will come when that ice will become thin enough for the fish beneath it to catch a nice tan too some day. Here's a link to the article you spoke about. Just click this word that says <a href="http://gainspainscapital.com/2013/01/04/did-the-fed-lie-about-qe-3-and-4/" rel="nofollow"><b>button</b></a>, lol. Thanks for the heads up on that one buddy... I hadn't seen it. And it's no small deal either. Much appreciated.Albertarockshttp://albertarocks-ta-discussions.blogspot.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-72217189301254050492013-01-06T20:02:49.069-07:002013-01-06T20:02:49.069-07:00 Might you have a good count on that? I was so ho... Might you have a good count on that? I was so hoping this was just minor i of a big 3rd wave, but now it's looking so massive that maybe that March move from 76 to 84 was minor i and this is minor iii. How would you tell which it is? Would the next correction give us a clue by how far it corrects and what channels it implies?GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-76786452015192005732013-01-06T19:58:22.434-07:002013-01-06T19:58:22.434-07:00Is the Fed lying about QE3 and QE4?
Pains, Gains ...Is the Fed lying about QE3 and QE4?<br /><br />Pains, Gains and Capital thinks they are.<br />The Fed's balance sheet is actually smaller than it was when these programs were announced.<br />They were announced before the election.<br />PG&C suggests that the Fed is NOT spending 85B per month on MBS and Treasury bonds. <br />And that Gold has already sniffed this out.<br />If this is true, the FED has already run out of bullets.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-43517579082138935352013-01-06T14:27:34.413-07:002013-01-06T14:27:34.413-07:00You might be interested in Pebblewriter's outl...You might be interested in Pebblewriter's outlook for the Yen. He forsees a pullback over the next couple of months (coinciding with an equities selloff) and then a resumption of the trend: https://pebblewriter.com/usdjpy-update-jan-4-2013/tommillardnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-49781127476102516442013-01-06T08:27:45.454-07:002013-01-06T08:27:45.454-07:00http://www.tradingeconomics.com/japan/current-acco...http://www.tradingeconomics.com/japan/current-account<br /><br />You will get more chances to get back in. Current account deteriorating but more downside to come.newbfxtradernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-87754392137299105762013-01-06T07:41:19.115-07:002013-01-06T07:41:19.115-07:00A comic in the paper this week had a guy labled co...A comic in the paper this week had a guy labled congress on a tricycle going over a 6 inch drop. I think it was also comical that the Republicans got outmaneuvered and had to give in to taxes going up on the 1% of the richest folks (above 450,000). They now are quite obvious in who they represent. It's taken long enough.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-78867956854691731242013-01-06T07:35:45.109-07:002013-01-06T07:35:45.109-07:00Thanks buddy. Nice to be able to contribute to su...Thanks buddy. Nice to be able to contribute to such giants. This was some research the past three months, and I think it's a whale on the end of a fish hook. Think the universe led me to this one.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-61201534288878048812013-01-06T07:33:33.055-07:002013-01-06T07:33:33.055-07:00Whew, that is funny. Guess I'll go (for a) LO...Whew, that is funny. Guess I'll go (for a) LONG (japanese) POOP then.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-51040916409420720592013-01-06T06:56:07.555-07:002013-01-06T06:56:07.555-07:00The way the financial system and banking system is...The way the financial system and banking system is setup you need people to go into debt to cause inflation. Credit is what drives asset bubbles and inflation. Not money printing although that may happen in the end game. The US is far from its end game so please dont bet on a waterfall decline in USD. The ability of people to go into debt depends on how much debt they have in the first place plus any asset bubbles building up. If the Japanese are convinced the Nikkei is going to the moon and they start borrowing money to plow into the stock market then the yen will decline. No central bank printing is necessary for that. <br /><br />Credit comes first. Central bank printing follows. Not the other way around. As you can clearly see in the US right now the central bank balance sheet is expanding rapidly but USD has not gone down. Thats because not many people want to or can go into debt to bid up asset prices. The central bank balance sheets were relatively tame in the 2001-2005 period when people were going into debt and bidding up house prices.<br /><br />Please understand the mechanics of money first before you put any bets on the USD waterfall decline.<br />http://www.debtdeflation.com/blogs/2009/01/31/therovingcavaliersofcredit/<br /><br />http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/12/fictional-reserve-lending-and-myth-of.html<br /><br />So to summarise if the USD is to go down significantly the people in the US will have to take on an enormous amount of debt. If thats not possible then the Fed cannot devalue the dollar. They can print all they want people will just not borrow. The velocity of money will be low. The next option left is the Federal govt handing money over to the people. We are seeing some of that right now.<br /> newbfxtradernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-91838773977265152312013-01-05T08:03:05.622-07:002013-01-05T08:03:05.622-07:00Great comment Greg. Thanks.Great comment Greg. Thanks.Albertarockshttp://albertarocks-ta-discussions.blogspot.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-44934356957937979892013-01-05T07:56:30.197-07:002013-01-05T07:56:30.197-07:00Direxion has a triple diaper ETF under the symbol ...Direxion has a triple diaper ETF under the symbol POOP. It a fairly new product but it was decades in the making. Huge demand now. It still, it doesn't seem to make nice <i>movements</i>, but instead moves in <i>spurts due to the fact that it's <i>very liquid</i>. It doesn't seem to make nice patterns either... <i>nothing solid</i>. But a person should probably trade that one intra-day since there are often huge movements <i>every hour</i> or so. <i>Depends</i>. It's a real <i>stinker</i> to trade but if you've got a strong stomach you could just <i>hold your nose</i> and take a <i>swipe</i> at it. Personally I don't trade it... POOP is just <i>one big stinkin' mess</i> in my opinion. :-)</i>Albertarockshttp://albertarocks-ta-discussions.blogspot.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-90304680971840989272013-01-05T06:17:45.143-07:002013-01-05T06:17:45.143-07:00Right on good sir ... Japan is setting up to be th...Right on good sir ... Japan is setting up to be the next debt and currency crisis. We are taking turns. First Greece, Europe, then Japan, then maybe the US.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-5887525615408431172013-01-05T06:15:03.336-07:002013-01-05T06:15:03.336-07:00Why now? I don't think traders realized how f...Why now? I don't think traders realized how fast the account balance surplus would shrink. If you look at the account ballance report, there were some shocking numbers like february of 2012 and September or October. Those times are correlated with big moves down in the yen right after. Also, in March Japan had their biggest month in forever of debt they had to roll over, and some of the movement in the Yen then was probably anticipating their debt problems were growing exponentially worse. Kyle Bass calls it an optimism bias that traders have. They have repeated so often that Japan is self-funded it has become a truth in their minds. Although it's about to become a giant falsehood. Sort of like people repeating don't fight the Fed so often they assume the Fed can solve all our problems even tho nothing could be more false. Everyone also thought BOJ was a permanent failure at weakening their yen. 40 years is a long time. They even called the yen the widow maker because of all the people who killed themselves after losing it all shorting it. But technically, that wedge was broken, and it's come out of a 40 year decline. <br /><br />Nobody worried about the debt levels in Japan ONLY because they were "self-funded." But now they are NOT. So ... the worries have to catch up to reality. Also, there are big corporations with hedging contracts at like 83 (worried it would go lower), so they are buying back to get out of that protection.<br /><br />But as you say, part of it must be a lack of alternative safe havens. <br /><br />But Kyle Bass thinks we are headed to a major debt restructuring in Japan. A Greece-like event for the 3rd largest economy. The currency markets are signaling something MAJOR is coming.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-28480656027444625282013-01-05T06:06:18.812-07:002013-01-05T06:06:18.812-07:00Where is that ETF that is long adult diapers? Hah...Where is that ETF that is long adult diapers? Hahaha.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-12522605947427555652013-01-05T06:05:33.665-07:002013-01-05T06:05:33.665-07:00I forgot to reply to your post here ... I'm al...I forgot to reply to your post here ... I'm also a recovering Catholic. It's shocking how backwards thinking the Catholic church has been for the last 2,000 years. I was more influenced by a meditation group many years ago, and they talked about the race evolving in consciousness. I can surely tell my daughters are more advanced in their thinking then I was at their age. Shockingly so. And the impace the population has by their emotions is fascinationg -- that part in the movie where scientists saw an off the charts reading on September 12th 2001 ... of something that was due to 100's of millions of people emitting strongly negative emotions. Amazing.GregInBaltimorenoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3285685659201746004.post-29139707942152202712013-01-04T22:44:47.178-07:002013-01-04T22:44:47.178-07:00I think Japan will be just fine Greg... the sales ...I think Japan will be just fine Greg... the sales of adult diapers are booming. Albertarockshttp://albertarocks-ta-discussions.blogspot.com/noreply@blogger.com