JB3 votes "no"
In response to Sol's very good question, my vote is "NO".... I don't think yesterdays action is manufactured.My main reason for thinking so is a number of charts I'm watching, which I'm itching to share with you but am struggling to find the time to do so. Oct - Mar period is crazy busy at my day job (plus holidays), and so I won't be able to post as frequently as I'd like.Like I said, I'm itching to get some charts posted, but I can't right now. Maybe/hopefully tonight.But the key charts that have caught my interest and (I believe) support the idea that we just posted an important turn are:US Dollar index.USD/GBP - particularly a c

Is this manufactured?
SP futures are currently down about 25, probably will be down more by Sunday's open. This action reminded me something Atilla posted back in the summer:Someone betting on a bloody thanksgivingI am sure he already forgot about this post but I have no idea if this is a manufactured move or not. Betting a big money on a very specific bloody day from a few months ahead is uncanny.We know that bearish signs we got in place exceeded any historical limits of the last few decades but having all in one day, with a delivery ticket on it?We are short in xSetups, bo

I am calling the top for Gold here
Todays gap on Gold is an exhaustion gap that will probably lead to an intermediate term sell off. Calling YG=1182 area the top...

ISEE closes at the highest level since Oct 29, 2007 !
As of today's close, SPX is approximately where it was in mid-October. Price didn't change but lots of other conditions did. SPX may stay range bound between 1115 - 1100 until the next week. However, there will be a swift resolution to Gold parabola, USD and Equities after the holiday if not before. You know I am said to be a patient person.

Comment cleaner
Hi all,Just a comment cleaner.I'll be back soon. Hopefully within the next day or so.CheersJB3