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IMPORTANT NOTICE **
Between
July and August of this year, we will encounter the
worst astrological configuration of planets in the last
200 years. Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Pluto will
all fall into negative aspects with each other. Expect
the unthinkable!!
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RECAP
FOR THE WEEK OF: July 5, 2010
Hold over from last week --------------------------------------------------------------------
EXPLOSIVE is the key word again for this week with regards
to Mother Nature and the Financial Markets. The word UNEXPECTED
is at work also.
Nice chart at the Wall Street Forecast showing the "Once
in a life time astrological event" we are dealing with,
and which is centered around July 23-August 8 time frame.
http://wsf.typepad.com/
Bradley cycle is showing a dip into July 12th, rally to Aug
10th, then down, down, down. Or, maybe it will be July 7th:
Gann 07/07/10 reversal date is 90 trading days from the secondary
low in Feb. 2010, about 180 trading days from the Oct 2009
High and 270 trading days from the June 2009 High.
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S&P 500 -- It fell below 1040, and activated the
Head & Shoulders pattern. The next target would be 875,
but I am not expecting it soon. I see a rally this summer,
and it could start anytime betwee now and 7/23. Of course,
with the "UNEPECTED" AND "EXPLOSIVE" influence
currently in the markets, anything is possible. A sharp drop
this week or next, and then a rally? That is possible.
Treasury Bonds -- Demonstrating a pattern often seen
as a final thrust in a rally. Look to exit.
Gold -- Looks like we are going lower. Drop below
1180 is a definite sell signal.
Remember, the full extent of this economic depression is
still to come, and it will be here befor April 1st 2011. Personally,
I have a bulls-eye drawn on the Oct-Nov time frame.
Uranus turns retrograte on July 4th. It is responsible for
much of the "EXPLOSIVE" and "UNEXPECTED"
influences I have mentioned the last two week. It is now at
its strongest. Wild price swings can be expected.
Gann reversal date: 7/7
Follow-up -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Our reversal date of July 1 & 2
worked out nicely.
With both the 1st (Thursady) and the
2nd (Friday) finishing down, it was a perfect opportunity
to purchase some Calls. Per our rules to buy the option between
$1 and $2, the OEX Jul10 485 Call would have been your pick.
It closed at $1.80 on Friday, hit a low of $1.20 on Monday
(still above out 50% stop) then made its high at $7.80 on
the 9th (Friday).
S&P 500 -- Well, we did get a rally.
And, once again we saw Wednesday as having the largest gain.
Treasury Bonds -- I said "look
to exit." Appears that was the right strategy.
Gold -- Gold went lower as predicted.
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^DJI RESULTS
| DATE |
OPEN |
HIGH |
LOW |
CLOSE |
CHG |
CHG % |
HIGH
CHG |
HIGH
CHG % |
LOW
CHG |
LOW
CHG % |
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| 07/06/10 | 9689.21 | 9880.76 | 9648.26 | 9743.62 | 57.14 | 0.59% | 194.28 | 2.01% | -38.22 | -0.39% |
| 07/07/10 | 9736.85 | 10029.93 | 9716.38 | 10018.28 |
274.66 |
2.82% | 286.31 | 2.94% | -27.24 | -0.28% |
| 07/08/10 | 10019.26 | 10175.02 | 9987.02 | 10138.99 | 120.71 | 1.20% | 156.74 | 1.56% | -31.26 | -0.31% |
| 07/09/10 | 10137.93 | 10226.48 | 10079.05 | 10198.03 | 59.04 | 0.58% | 87.49 | 0.86% | -59.94 | -0.59% |
FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK OF: July 12, 2010
Hold over from last week --------------------------------------------------------------------
EXPLOSIVE is the key word again for this week with regards
to Mother Nature and the Financial Markets. The word UNEXPECTED
is at work also.
Nice chart at the Wall Street Forecast showing the "Once
in a life time astrological event" we are dealing with,
and which is centered around July 23-August 8 time frame.
http://wsf.typepad.com/
Bradley cycle is showing a dip into July 12th, rally to Aug
10th, then down, down, down. Or, maybe it will be July 7th:
Gann 07/07/10 reversal date is 90 trading days from the secondary
low in Feb. 2010, about 180 trading days from the Oct 2009
High and 270 trading days from the June 2009 High.
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It was an up week for the major markets. For the week the
Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 511.55 points or 5.28%.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 55.38 points or
5.42%, while the Nasdaq Composite gained 104.66 points or
5.00%.
Last week's rally is suspicious. It had all the earmarks
of short-covering, and let's not forget the 50-day MA has
crossed below the 200-day MA. I am still looking for 875-850
for the SPX.
Expect a move higher Monday in the SPX to the 1085 level
as traders drive the market higher in anticipation of the
earnings. Of course, earnings may look good compared to last
time, but the real key here is revenues which I do not expect
to be anything to write home about.
Friday looks like it may be the big mover this week. If not,
then Thursday.
Subscribers have been alert to what action to take this week.
Some stocks are starting to show reversal candles. Selling
is likely as the week unfolds..
Subscribers to the Option Signal Service will be notified when to take action.
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FINANCIAL EVENTS THIS COMING WEEK
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Monday,
12-July-2010
11:00
AM 4-Week Bill Announcement
11:30 AM 3-Month Bill Auction
11:30 AM 6-Month Bill Auction
01:00 PM 3-Yr Note Auction
Tuesday,
13-July-2010
07:45
AM ICSC-Goldman Store Sales
08:30 AM International Trade
08:55 AM Redbook
11:30 AM 4-Week Bill Auction
01:00 PM 10-Yr Note Auction
02:00 PM Treasury Budget
Wednesday,
14-July-2010
07:00
AM MBA Purchase Applications
08:30 AM Retail Sales
08:30 AM Import and Export Prices
10:00 AM Business Inventories
10:30 AM EIA Petroleum Status Report
01:00 PM 30-Yr Bond Auction
02:00 PM FOMC Minutes
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Thursday,
15-July-2010
08:30
AM Producer Price Index
08:30 AM Empire State Mfg Survey
08:30 AM Jobless Claims
09:15 AM Industrial Production
10:00 AM Philadelphia Fed Survey
10:30 AM EIA Natural Gas Report
11:00 AM 3-Month Bill Announcement
11:00 AM 6-Month Bill Announcement
04:30 PM Fed Balance Sheet
04:30 PM Money Supply
Friday,
16-July-2010
08:30
AM Consumer Price Index
09:00 AM Treasury International Capital
09:55 AM Consumer Sentiment
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Source: MyPivots
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