Having come to the E-Mini S&P chart 20 minutes too late to leverage the day’s best opportunity, we looked elsewhere. Crude? A decisive thumbs-down, for this is a trading vehicle that is out to tax the diligent trader’s patience to the limit. We found a high-potential opportunity in the shares of Goldman Sachs, however, and made plans to buy put options if the stock rallies a further 4% to its target at 192.91. We were also rewarded by a close look at the weekly T-Bond chart, where an unexciting bull market appears to be conserving energy for the long-haul. A slow, steady bull would be congruent with a dollar forecast that calls for weakness over the long term but not a collapse.
