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An ideal price pattern has developed in the Soybeans which has opened the door to potential short positions.
This pattern is very similar to what took place in the September S&P 500 (Stock Market), prior to last Thursday’s dramatic sell-off. If the Soybeans follow suit relative to what has taken place in Crude Oil and the September S&P 500, price is very vulnerable at this time.
In this video, I show the factors I believe add up to the likelihood of a sharp sell-off in a short period of time.
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Sun, Jul 5, 2009
July 6th, 2009 at 7:32 am
Thank you so much. I believe. if and when I am able I plan to join you.
On the light side: Draw a caricature of Obama in a locomotive speeding down a mountain. In the balloon write: We are on track! pour on the coal!!!
Best regards, Jake Sysk
July 7th, 2009 at 10:39 am
Nice video !! But what are the downside projections ??? And as timing goes,
When is the approximate bottom price level for cash beans?? And when will
beans bottom in time and resume the Bull market ??
July 7th, 2009 at 11:38 am
As I have said before due to 9/11 banking legislation and other events I have not been able to open a trading account.
I do not disagree with anything you have said excepting for the S&P 500 Which I believe is yet to reach new lows.
I would recommend your service and use it my self if I was able to trade.
July 8th, 2009 at 9:08 pm
I agree with Don Coldicutt on every point
As to the depression of the thirties . I was there. Those whom declared bottoms lost theirs many times before the safe to buy occurred.
I urge you to be extremely cautious in calling a safe entry point.
The wolf at our door today was not around then Re: California is just the first in line to default,there will be more. A wave of unemployment and under employment is due to crest later as States,Counties and Cities lay off many workers and put those who stay on three and four day week.
There is much talk about another stimulus package. Could we afford The first one?`The recession is over, Let the depression begin!
The best to you always Jake Sysk
July 13th, 2009 at 4:09 am
Hi Jaames
I think you are very good and i shall tell my friends about you.We both trade the the same way but i was churned into poverty by a broker here called Edmund Mooney.He was on cocaine and even said Gann did not how to trade.He was a brilliant salesman as the financial services industry here is all commissioned based.
Best wishes
Christopher Strickland-Skailes
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