Assuming Goldman shares lead the market higher, I’ve provided a long AND a short in the stock so that you can take your choice. This one is listed as a Side Bet rather than a Pick of the Day because long entry may require expert assistance in the chat room.
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My minimum rally projection for the very near-term is 192.91, a Hidden Pivot that you can short with a stop-loss as tight as you please. If you’d find more pleasure looking for the implied ride higher, you’ll need to use a 25-tick bar chart for a camouflage entry. The key peak to reference — one that few in the trading world will be looking at — lies at 187.32. I’ve sketched the ABC for you and will note that this one is very unlikely to let you down if things play out as I’ve indicated. Chat room help should be sought if you’re interested, since this is for experts.
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Inflation Arguments Too Lame to Debate
by Rick Ackerman on October 7, 2009 5:06 am GMT · 35 comments
On the Rick’s Picks web site yesterday, we featured a link to Mish Shedlock’s latest, lovely essay concerning deflation. We thought we could avoid getting drawn into the debate ourselves, but it was not to be: the topic touched off quite a firestorm in the forum that began with this introductory note on the home page:
“We stopped ‘debating’ the inflationists a while back simply because their arguments had become too bloody stupid to endure. Obviously, they have not been playing with a full deck, since they continue to obsess over the absolutely useless textbook definition of deflation – ‘a decrease in the money supply.’ Rather than have you become confused by all the drivel…concerning the money supply, which virtually no one [really] understands, we would rather that you see deflation for what it is [in our lives]: an increase in the real burden of debt.
“One of my ablest comrades-in-arms has been Mish Shedlock, a deflationist with more patience » Read the full article