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Thursday, August 26

An updated take on the Crude futures... if $42.40 marked the Wave 3 low and we're looking at a simple ABC retracement for Wave 4, then there's a possibility to catch the final impulse wave down. We're keeping an eye on it; if it doesn't set up perfectly, then we'll give it a pass. There are a lot of fish in the sea.

CL
CL, 15-min. Chart

Posted at 18:33, GMT

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Interesting when your old school friends grow up to be rock stars.

(You're a star to me, Sasha.)


sasha


Posted at 14:22, GMT

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The coil scanner picked up EMC. Yet another "box" to keep an eye on.

EMC
EMC, 30-min. Chart

Posted at 08:38, GMT

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The depth of the order book for the Bush as Presidential Election Winner contract:

market depth

Astonishingly he's still the odds-on favorite. You just have to shake your head in disgust and recall the great Mencken quote: "Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard."

Posted at 8:18, GMT

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It should be noted that the L.A. Confidential soundtrack disc (recommended by the Chairman) is missing both "Mele Kalikimaka" performed by Bing Crosby, and "At Last" performed by Chet Baker.

Posted at 7:58, GMT

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Everything You Need to Know About Writing Successfully - in Ten Minutes, by Stephen King:

  1. Be talented
  2. Be neat
  3. Be self-critical
  4. Remove every extraneous word
  5. Never look at a reference book while doing a first draft
  6. Know the markets
  7. Write to entertain
  8. Ask yourself frequently, "Am I having fun?"
  9. How to evaluate criticism
  10. Observe all rules for proper submission
  11. An agent? Forget it. For now
  12. If it's bad, kill it
Posted at 7:48, GMT

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Mr. Craigslist, Master of the Nerdiverse, by Josh McHugh:

"I admit that when I think of the money one could make from all this, I get a little twinge. But I'm pretty happy with nerd values: Get yourself a comfortable living, then do a little something to change the world."

(I can't stand the tone of Wired magazine. They try so hard to be cool, but just come across as obnoxious pricks.)

Posted at 7:38, GMT

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Funny, the wife and I were discussing this just the other night: the need to population-adjust the Olympic medal count. Here's the table, compliments of the Australian taxpayer.

Posted at 7:28, GMT

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Unusual Suspects from Wednesday, August 25, 2004
Tone: Positive 80%


Last Symbol Net% High Low T.C. U.V.
22.99 SINA 15.81% 23.18 20.71 20048 2.20
45.68 TZOO 4.79% 49.06 42.01 13880 7.64
20.93 DITC 14.68% 23.18 20.56 11169 7.48
18.69 SMTC 6.01% 19.23 17.64 9198 4.31
4.46 NGEN 19.89% 4.88 3.99 5434 3.70
35.28 EYET 6.90% 35.75 32.55 5368 6.38
15.41 SNPS 2.32% 15.67 14.84 5241 1.84
0.89 WTSLA 20.27% 0.95 0.73 4604 5.64
50.77 SEPR 2.87% 51.35 49.12 4569 3.26
11.19 OVTI 3.28% 11.63 10.48 31918 4.29

Posted at 7:18, GMT



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