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yes!  a nice head and shoulders if the bears can’t bite down.. ty 😉

ES Hour chart analysis: http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.com/2011/10/es-hour-chart-analysis_18.html

So many rituals this weekend for the NFL games at least, I would need the a library the size of one of the Seventh Wonders of the World, Ancient Alexandria to document them all.

First all of the rituals seemed to flowing heavily in the Green Bay Game.  Only later was I to  find out that the Packers were playing in their 1929 replica jerseys, 1929 the year of their first championship.  So it becomes obvious why the Packers were destined to win the SuperBowl this year.   Clay Matthews #52 (7) with the relentless pressure on the Rams QB Bradford #8.  Rams rookie receiver Salas #87—making 8 catches for 77 yards while Superbowl hero Packers reciever #87 making a 93 yard td reception and going 2-104.  Several shots of Rams #77 lining up with #87 or #8 or #88.  A sideline shot of the 3 packers receivers who scored touchdowns:  #80,#89,#87 (in that order, can’t really decipher the meaning of that one but understand the basic principle behind it)

The Raiders game featured another 9-11 ritual when their fabled 9-11 kicker-holder tandem faked a field goal with #9 throwing a TD pass to Boss #87 on 4th and xxx.    Raiders game ending in an interesting score (start of crash to end of crash).   Of course, the Raiders infamous longtime owner passed away last week and the broadcasts have shown his lifetime line alongside his name:   1921-2011.   A certain number seems to be featured in a lot of scores during this weekends games. 

CBS Sports showing Revis blowing by Fasono #80 during an interception return in tonight’s game over on their main page.

So so much more.   I was even able to take notes.

Get ready for some Tebowmania next week.   The golden boy is central to the ritual although I don’t completely understand why.   Denver just traded their star receiver so Tebow’s main receiver will be #87.   Can’t wait to see the rituals unfold in that Denver-Miami game. Of course, the sports networks should hype that game beyond belief as it approaches.   Miami of course featured prominently in Bradley’s ode to the 4-29-92 ritual.  (co-title of the song in fact even though the events don’t even take place in Miami)

SPX Analysis after closing bell: http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.com/2011/10/s-500-analysis-after-closing-bell_18.html

And IBM misses revs and tanks! SHANKED after hours. Great earnings season so far!