N.Z. Technical Analysis Abroad: 05/2008

2008/05/27

British Airways & Ryanair - watch out

In England there are still some thunderstorme

You can find the complete articles at the following link:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/05/26/ccsoros126.xml&CMP=ILC-mostviewedbox

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/03/06/bcntaylor106.xml

Enjoy your reading !!

View of REAL ESTATE Index

I completely agree with Mr Soros

A couple days ago, Mr George Soros said he believes Crude Oil is assuming a characteristic of a Bubble. I reckon he's right.
Why ? Because of these charts.

2008/05/21

NZ50 Index UPDATE

Briefly update:
- the index broke is 1x1 Gann line ascendent from the bottom of April ;
- it's not a good thing, but before open a short position I wanna see the price below 3495 ;
- I expected the top a little bit later time ;

Under you can see the alternative count in the case just mentioned above.

Let's see what will happen in the next 5 days.

Bye

AIR ... Close to the cliff edge !

Let's keep the eyes very very OPEN.
There's hot stuff !!!!

Looking what's happened last night in America, and I am talking about Airlines Sector , I wondering what could happen to our National Airline, if the long chart support is smashed.

bye

2008/05/14

Yen Yield (apr 08)

AGAIN ..... short NZDollar

Other interesting graphs

(DJ Us Coal Index)

(pubblished as example)

inflation - interest rates - recession

2008/05/10

SOME INTERESTING GRAPHS

2008/05/09

Hot sector

What am I seeing in this moment ?
What are the XOI telling me ?
Something strange of course !
Why the crude keep going and this index hasn't broken his previously tops yet ?
I am not pretty sure about the graph above where you can see the sub-sector, but ......
Let's go to see what another website shows in it:

Surely, producers are the top winners .......
but in my opinion the battle field for the Crude Oil price is playing in another land.
Looking only at the U.S. Index it is probably wrong.
What about the ohter players.
Let's see:

in fact .... Middle East - Venezuela - Russia - Nigeria and China

what about the consumers :

U.S. is still the leader.
What if we see a contraction in the consumer spending (recession) in that country ?
What's going on in the USA ?
What part of the cycle are we now ?
I suggest you to have a look at this link. Very interesting.
http://www.investmentu.net/ppc/t4oilmercantilism.cfm?kw=X300HB07

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