February 28th 2008
Additions To My Blogroll
I’m making some over due additions to the blog roll.
First up is Thewild1. You can read the wild1’s work at www.thewildinvestor.com. That’s alot of W’s. This is an investment blog. One in which I frequent daily.
Next I am adding Eliott Wave and Fibonacci Charts at just-charts.blogspot.com. Can’t argue with that. I love charts and there some good ones to be found here.
You have to check out http://www.billakanodoodahs.com/. I enjoy reading Bill’s insight into trading. I’m also a big fan of his posts on the economy and politics.
Finally I am adding High Probability Trading. HPT is famous for his Blow Up Video. Which is no longer available. I still like reading his blog. Lots of interesting videos, charts and observations
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6 Comments »
thewild1 on 28 Feb 2008 at 11:35 am #
hey, thanks for the add
Suzanne of Pittsburgh Options Trader on 29 Feb 2008 at 1:02 am #
Thanks for the new lists on your blogroll, I’m always looking for more good trading blogs!
HPT on 01 Mar 2008 at 1:07 am #
Thanks for the add.
eddie on 01 Mar 2008 at 10:30 am #
I read on readingchart patterns.com, that there is relationship between the strength of the yen and our markets. that is as the yen gets stronger its a sign of a posslbe drop in our markets. Do you know anything about this, and if so why? Why would a strong yen be bad for our stocks. the author described a bullish flag in the spx right before that big sell off yesterday.
Jonathan on 01 Mar 2008 at 11:25 am #
@The Wild1. Np, my pleasure.
@Suzanne. Np, Suzanne. Thanks for stopping by.
@HPT. Np, happy to do it.
@eddie Economics isn’t my forte, but I’ll give it a shot: IMO, there is no direction correlation between the yen and the US stockmarket. There is certainly underlying economic condition that when present would create a strong yen and a weak US stock market. But I don’t know if these are even correlated.
There was a symmetrical triangle forming for a time in the S&P. No Bull flags that I can see, unless by “Bull Flag”, you meant “Bear Flag”. I tried going to readingchartpatterns.com, but it didn’t load for me.
eddie on 01 Mar 2008 at 12:49 pm #
the author ment a bullish flag on the etf that tracks the yen. there was recently a breakout of the yen vs the dollar, right before we had a sell off. Sorry for the mistatement.