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Monday, August 17, 2020 9:52:43 AM
Some Random thoughts
http://www.pretzelcharts.com/
"Last update suggested the red trend line would be first near-term support for SPX, and on Friday, the market closed basically right on it. Today, futures are indicating it's going to bounce up off that support line and gap higher at the open:"
"INDU has continued to hold the "three down" inflection low that I noted last Wednesday:"
"Frankly, instead of this, I really want to write about the (presumed) pending Supercycle peak I've discussed previously... but that would mean I need to discuss what's happening in America's cities. And that would mean I'd need to discuss the intellectual decline of academia and how it's impacting our youth. And to further discuss the throttling of our information streams.
But all of that will require I wade into topics that some will find "controversial." (Because everything is "controversial" in a society that can no longer agree on any common standards.) And I'm just not sure how I want to approach that yet.
Instead, I'll leave you with a link to a clip that left an impression on me tonight, which you probably won't see covered by our vaunted media outlets. I've seen dozens of such clips -- but most of them don't seem to make the mainstream news. There are certain types of clip that DO make the news, and those clips seem careful chosen to create a specific impression in viewers. I'll leave readers to determine why the media is filtering out many of these kinds of on-the-ground glimpses into what's really happening in America:
Portland (warning: graphic)
Anyway, sorry for the digression. This stuff is on my mind a lot lately, especially how it all seems to tie-in to my projected Supercycle peak. Trade safe."
http://www.pretzelcharts.com/
"Last update suggested the red trend line would be first near-term support for SPX, and on Friday, the market closed basically right on it. Today, futures are indicating it's going to bounce up off that support line and gap higher at the open:"
"INDU has continued to hold the "three down" inflection low that I noted last Wednesday:"
"Frankly, instead of this, I really want to write about the (presumed) pending Supercycle peak I've discussed previously... but that would mean I need to discuss what's happening in America's cities. And that would mean I'd need to discuss the intellectual decline of academia and how it's impacting our youth. And to further discuss the throttling of our information streams.
But all of that will require I wade into topics that some will find "controversial." (Because everything is "controversial" in a society that can no longer agree on any common standards.) And I'm just not sure how I want to approach that yet.
Instead, I'll leave you with a link to a clip that left an impression on me tonight, which you probably won't see covered by our vaunted media outlets. I've seen dozens of such clips -- but most of them don't seem to make the mainstream news. There are certain types of clip that DO make the news, and those clips seem careful chosen to create a specific impression in viewers. I'll leave readers to determine why the media is filtering out many of these kinds of on-the-ground glimpses into what's really happening in America:
Portland (warning: graphic)
Anyway, sorry for the digression. This stuff is on my mind a lot lately, especially how it all seems to tie-in to my projected Supercycle peak. Trade safe."
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