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xe2dy

05/31/09 12:19 AM

Post #111

Re: #110: @frenchee - No, thanks for the heads up Ed...

OK, here is a re-post of the longer term chart...

Here is my 'OK to buy long term' chart, not there yet...

If history repeats then the SPX is in a trading range for the next three or four months. Then down to the final low.

frenchee

05/30/09 9:34 PM

Post #110

Re: #109: @xe2dy - FPJ, are you following UNG?

No, thanks for the heads up Ed...

xe2dy

05/29/09 3:18 AM

Post #109

FPJ, are you following UNG?

Higher daily low on large volume. Could be a great long term play on a devalued dollar / future inflation.

I got the idea from hedgehawk at TT. Wouldn't that be something if we were looking at the bottom of a bowl?

Loren

05/28/09 12:27 PM

Post #108

Re: #107: @frenchee - Thanks goes to Generic.

Morning Frenchee,

I thanked him too :) But I thanked you because you were going to help me out if Generic didn't get to it. Besides, you generously shared your charts all this time.

Loren

frenchee

05/28/09 11:32 AM

Post #107

Re: #106: @Loren - Hi Frenchee, It looks they will reinstall

Thanks goes to Generic.

GL!

Loren

05/27/09 8:23 PM

Post #106

Hi Frenchee, It looks they will reinstall your old charts on Ibox. Yay!!! Thank you.

Loren

Loren

05/27/09 5:39 PM

Post #105

Re: #104: @frenchee - 30 min and the daily?

Hi Frenchee,

Yes, if all possible, could you please also include the slow STO, MACD, URE and the bollinger bands for the 30 minutes and the daily?

I guess the same 30min, daily and weekly charts that you had on the SRS board. Thank you.

P.S I guess those charts didn't just help me. Obviously they helped other traders too because people are asking for your charts to be reinstated back in SRS IBox. Thanks again Frenchee.

Loren

frenchee

05/27/09 2:56 PM

Post #104

Re: #103: @Loren - Hi Frenchee,

30 min and the daily?

Loren

05/27/09 2:36 PM

Post #103

Hi Frenchee,

Please, Would you please post your charts especially the 30 minutes and the Slo STO one of SRS? The new moderator of the SRS board took down your charts. These 2 charts have been helping me trade SRS and it has been helping me making money to pay for my college tuitions. :(

Loren

mokew

05/21/09 4:39 PM

Post #102

Re: #100: @rayrohn - OT Frenchee u might like this u-tube

WOW!
Very inspirational, great fot this Memorial weekend.

frenchee

05/20/09 3:20 PM

Post #101

Re: #100: @rayrohn - OT Frenchee u might like this u-tube

thanks Ray; i did like!

rayrohn

05/20/09 12:39 PM

Post #100

OT Frenchee u might like this u-tube

rayrohn

05/20/09 12:39 PM

Post #99

sorry ihub post it twice

frenchee

05/16/09 9:20 AM

Post #98

Re: #97: @xe2dy - Happy to answer your question...

Thanks Ed!

xe2dy

05/13/09 4:46 AM

Post #97

Happy to answer your question...

YES ! Don is updating his chart.

Like your board and book marked it too.

I also have a FAZ position along with TZA. Still holding GERN and ACTC.

frenchee

05/12/09 11:17 AM

Post #96

Re: #95: @Loren - Hi Frenchee, for some unknow reaso, SRS board

Hi Loren--

The charts will be up on the SRS board until the new mod deletes them. When that happens and you still want to access the charts, provide me a nudge and I'll put them into a message in this board.

Glad the charts help you make some $$$$.

See ya,

--frenchee

Loren

05/11/09 7:48 PM

Post #95

Hi Frenchee, for some unknow reaso, SRS board said it needs a moderator? I hope you will still be the SRS board moderator because your charts really help me to make some money. smile

Diem

frenchee

05/05/09 10:16 AM

Post #94

Re: #93: @Loren - Good morning Frenchee,

Initial target is top of the Bollinger Bands on a daily chart. See below...

Loren

05/05/09 8:44 AM

Post #93

Re: #92: @frenchee - Completed a full position in FAZ today.

Good morning Frenchee,

Me too. I bought some of both before the close yesterday. Faz is at the bottom of the channel so I took the chance. What is your target for FAZ?

Loren

frenchee

05/04/09 11:39 PM

Post #92

Re: #88: @frenchee - Bought SRS this a.m.

Completed a full position in FAZ today.

Current holdings are FAZ and SRS.

davidam

04/08/09 2:52 AM

Post #91

Re: #88: @frenchee - Bought SRS this a.m.

good choices should both be ready to run North

SherriT

04/06/09 10:06 AM

Post #90

Re: #89: @frenchee - Online Currency-Trading Sites Multiply

Thanks Frenchee! Good luck this week - think our pullback may finally be coming....

frenchee

04/05/09 8:34 PM

Post #89

Re: #86: @SherriT - You are just milking the devil out of

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frenchee

04/02/09 11:58 AM

Post #88

Re: #85: @frenchee - Bought FAZ near the close this afternoon.

Bought SRS this a.m.

Current holdings are cash, FAZ, and SRS.

frenchee

04/01/09 7:09 PM

Post #87

Re: #86: @SherriT - You are just milking the devil out of

Thanks.

Got my stop tight in case the Market-to-Market decision is embraced by Ms. Market.

Hope things are going well for you SherriT!

SherriT

04/01/09 5:57 PM

Post #86

Re: #85: @frenchee - Bought FAZ near the close this afternoon.

You are just milking the devil out of that one, aren't you? That and FAS.... nicely done!

frenchee

04/01/09 5:18 PM

Post #85

Re: #84: @frenchee - Sold FAZ near the open.

Bought FAZ near the close this afternoon.

Current holdings are cash & FAZ.

frenchee

04/01/09 11:17 AM

Post #84

Re: #79: @frenchee - Sold FAS a few minutes ago and bought FAZ.

Sold FAZ near the open.

Current holding is cash.

jjkirk

03/31/09 5:49 PM

Post #83

Re: #82: @frenchee - Hello jj,

Well, knowing how these 3Xs fade, I like to be conservative, so I'll be happy with the top of the 23Mar gap at 33.

Thanks, Frenchee....jj

frenchee

03/31/09 4:44 PM

Post #82

Re: #81: @jjkirk - Hi Frenchee,

Hello jj,
Your target seem reasonable to me.

I'm looking for a little more toward the 18-day price MA before significant resistance.

jjkirk

03/31/09 4:36 PM

Post #81

Re: #79: @frenchee - Sold FAS a few minutes ago and bought FAZ.

Hi Frenchee,

Back in FAZ, also. I'm looking to about 33 at the top of the 23 March gap which would be a 50% regression to the 17 March interim top of 45.02. Whatcha' think?

tia

jj

RonnieD

03/31/09 4:04 PM

Post #80

Re: #79: @frenchee - Sold FAS a few minutes ago and bought FAZ.

i'm holding FAZ also.
Thursday FASB meets. kind of scary being long FAZ here with m2m changes. they will do anything to keep the banks up.
Here they admit to working on new fuzzy math accounting to inflate bank profits as their agenda.

Mark-to-Market Lobby Buoys Bank Profits 20% as FASB May Say Yes

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=email_en&refer=india&sid=awSxPMGzDW38

frenchee

03/31/09 3:10 PM

Post #79

Re: #78: @frenchee - Sold FAZ in the p.m. session today and

Sold FAS a few minutes ago and bought FAZ.

Current holdings are cash and FAZ.

frenchee

03/30/09 4:36 PM

Post #78

Re: #76: @frenchee - Bought FAZ at the end of the regular

Sold FAZ in the p.m. session today and bought FAS with the proceeds.

Current holdings are cash and FAS.

SherriT

03/23/09 6:05 PM

Post #77

Re: #76: @frenchee - Bought FAZ at the end of the regular

Smart play....it will make you money I am sure of it.

frenchee

03/23/09 4:43 PM

Post #76

Re: #71: @frenchee - Will sell SPY at the end of the

Bought FAZ at the end of the regular session this afternoon.

Current holdings are cash and FAZ.

frenchee

03/19/09 5:59 PM

Post #75

Re: #74: @SherriT - I'm taking it very slow and very easy.

ERX is my favorite long-term ETF. PHO is second...

SherriT

03/19/09 5:50 PM

Post #74

Re: #73: @frenchee - Hi SherrT, nice to hear from ya.

I'm taking it very slow and very easy. It seems more suited to my style of trading....at least for now. I would love to build a solid base and load up on some equities for the long term. Stay in touch!