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Registered May 08, 2014 at 03:58

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fxausa Dec 02, 2014 at 11:00
Dow 30... High, Higher, Highest, Highestest...: A very, very, very, very... rare event on the 100-point scale on the Dow has happened - not one, not two, but six, yes... SIX scalar points have been created. This means that a very high probability of short-term correction is at hand... AGAIN! Shorts would be looking at the 17K target to a second target of 16,600. Coincidentally, 16,6 is also the 61.8 fibo short-term retracement level for the Dow - coincidence or fate? SEE CHART HERE:
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fxausa Sep 19, 2014 at 17:40
Dollar-Yen Back At Recession Levels :: The Yen strengthened against the Dollar again reaching as far back as 08 recession levels. Its 2nd scalar top is pegged at equilibrium 100. This retracement target, according to its history, has more than 50% probability. See chart at:
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fxausa Aug 11, 2014 at 08:24
Aussie-Kiwi Retesting 10% Above Par :: AUD/NZD at 1.10, a key long-term psychological level is again being tested. The formation of the 2nd 500-pip scale bottom last year seems to haunt global traders as direction is nowhere to be found. One thing is certain, as history tells us - that a par-level on this pair has a very high probability of an instant retracement back to 1.05. See chart at:
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fxausa Jun 25, 2014 at 07:42
Pound Sterling-Dollar Right Smack In The Middle :: Yes, there is definitely no other way to describe it. GBP/USD is on a tug-of-war between two worlds - the bulls and the bears. As it is probable that it is on its way to retest the 8000 level, it may also be on the pull-back to the 6000 mark - a strong psychological level which was, in two-and-a-half years, an unbroken territory. This is an exact moment to stop and smell the roses - wait and not rush, because, as they say in the movies, "fools rush in". SEE CHART HERE:
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fxausa May 12, 2014 at 06:49
Floating at the current rate of $800 per ounce, Palladium quietly creeps up the charts into multi-year territories. But with two 100-point scalar levels untested (500 and 700), this catalytic chemical may soon face a harsh global sell-off totally unrelated to both metals and equities fundamentals. A pure and technical play, indeed. Why, it would be a black swan if it creates another 100-point scalar top. And even if it does, a squeeze-reaction could definitely yield a high probability expectation.