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candleman
Member since 13th June 2008
Occupation: investor; retired attorney and corporate CEO
The author is an experienced investor; a retired attorney and corporate CEO; the creator of the "Candelaabra" technical analysis system for use in all financial markets; and has passed the NASD Series 65 Investment Adviser exam. He publishes investment recommendations three times per week to help guide you to profit in the financial markets regardless of the direction of price trend. Find out more about making money in any economic climate. Free information and sample up-to-date recommendations are ready and waiting for you, without any cost or obligation, right here at ====> http://www.candlewave.com

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On November 7, 2007, the U.S. Dollar would have bought about 90 Canadian cents. This was a low point in the value of the U.S. Dollar, going back at least as far as 1977. Since last November, the greenback has enjoyed a steady rise in value as against ...
It was written in the Bars, and we know the culprits: Double Tops and Candlesticks. Over the past 14 weeks, the Euro has declined from a high of $1.6038 on July 18 to $1.3000 as of this writing on the evening of October 21, 2008. If this continues, qu...
The stock market and the major Indexes have taken a terrible beating over the past several days. Investors are at the point of throwing in the towel, which in my estimation would be a mistake now, because our Indicators and the Japanese Candlestick pri...
How quickly time does fly. It is almost a year since the stock market posted a significant long-term High. It was marked by a bearish Candlestick pattern, and has been followed all the way down by a series of similar bearish formations. The events ...
Finally, it gone done. After days of recriminations between each other and trying to divine the will of the voters at home, the Members of the House – as a body, not necessarily individually – agreed on a bailout package which the Senate had alre...
Candlesticks as Weapons of Defense A gracious hostess will decorate her dining table with finery, the best in the house. If she is fortunate enough to have good chinaware and sterling silver tableware, they will be set in place for her guests. Ther...
How to Survive and Win in this Bear Market: Follow the Candlestick Patterns The near-collapse of the entire financial system of the country unnerved most investors, and panicked some of them. Stock prices have been gyrating for days on end, pending a ...
Investors and traders have long been accustomed to the convenience of price charts of stocks, Indexes, and commodities. Today, in computer display if not yet generally in commercially-available printed charts, the Japanese Candlestick format of price pre...
Gold sallied forth to advance $100 per ounce within the space of two days this week. That left the price bar of Gold, as displayed on a chart, sitting up there all by its lonesome at a closing price of $897 per ounce on Thursday, September 18. We have n...
What a frenzy it was! The flashiest analysts in the flashiest Wall Street investment houses were loudly proclaiming the inevitability of Crude Oil prices at $180 and $200 per barrel. It certainly seemed like a sure thing, because the price of Crude had ...
I haven’t yet seen any comment on it, but there it is: a Head and Shoulders Top in the Dow Industrials Average. The Daily chart of the Dow shows a clearly identifiable Left Shoulder on July 23, 2000; a Head on August 11, and a Right Shoulder on Septemb...
Prices in the S&P 500 and in other major Indexes rose quickly on the day after the government announced that it would take over Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Both agencies had been abused for years by top management which, it is now alleged, manipulated th...
Traders always look for Good News, or anything that passes for Good News, to justify buying into the market. Certainly, early in September 2009 there had been nothing but a flood of bad news – the housing market continued to deteriorate; employment numb...
In November 2006, the price of Wheat began a sustained rise which finally came to a climax in March 2008 after a parabolic upsweep. Since then, prices declined to a low in May 2008 and have bounced up and down, now to a low which is equivalent to the pri...
It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words. That may be understating the case. Political cartoonists continually have a field day with ever-changing subjects – persons seeking political office, the state of the economy, the debacle in the hou...