#19 does look like a soccer playing Justin Bieber out there and the operators have even provided him a model girlfriend just to quell any rumors.
Some interesting facts for Germany’s new 22 year old hero #19. When asked if he wanted to be Germany’s Messi, he replied that he’d rather be Germany’s Christian Ronaldo. Like Messi, he was discovered at the age of 8 and put into Dortmund’s youth academy where he was “trained” for future soccer stardom. German soccer power Bayern Munich stole him from Dortmund a few years ago paying the highest transfer fee in German soccer history to acquire his rights yet he has since struggled at times to remain in Bayern’s starting lineup. And let’s not forget that the best player in the World (judging by his play in the WC as he was constantly foulded by opponents despite all of his haters’ diving claims),Netherland’s #11, plays for Bayern having transferred from Real Madrid. So like Ronaldo he gets to play with the best players in the world. Bayern won the Champions League trophy last year (2013) in an all German final (Dortmund the opponent–May 25) so #19 got to bask in the glory of the championship just as Ronaldo did this year surrounded by all of his world class players.
As expected, Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 in a somewhat lackluster game, but one that featured more pace than Germany’s 1-0 snoozefest win over France earlier in the knockout stage. The Germans decided to play (hard) once extra time kicked in since I guess the TV networks wanted to maximimze their advertising revenues for the game. No need to go on about the regulation play although Argentina bizarrely did have some scoring chances that they squandered.
Germany won it with femboy #19’s goal in the 113th minute. He received a nice pass on the run, deadened the ball and delivered a nice lefthanded kick but the Argeninan goalie did dive to the right giving a clear path for #19’s kick into the goal. #19 did come in a substitution in the 88th minute for Germany’s alltime leading World Cup scorer #11 for a 11-19 substitution or 39. This time Germany did not do a 9-11 substitution since #9 came in for the injured #23 in the 31st minute, #23 making his first start for Germany in the World Cup..9-23 substitution for 95.
#19 didn’t even play in the match against Brazil and he was replaced by #9 against Algeria after missing a point black shot. #9 would later go on to deliver the gamewinning goal.
It looks like the operartors were having fun with the site. Nasdaq 100 made a new high yesterday unconfirmed by everything else except the Dow with a lower RSI (70) level and now the Nasdaq is down decently despite the Yellen testimony. The market needs to survive one more day of testimony but it will also be fighting negative earnings reports. I haven’t checked yet but bad earnings reports might be the reason for stagnation today. Some stocks like LL, FAST have been hit hard lately based on their reports.
I’m still expecting a top this Wednesday the 16th… nothing major but after it hits I could see a drop to 1900-1920 over the next couple of weeks or less. Then back up into August to make another higher high to complete the Primary Wave 3 up that started in 2011.
At that point I’d look for P4 down to start around late August or early September, which should be 200-400 SPX points down. After that we’ll start Primary Wave 5 up into 2017 for some insane blow off top level yet to be known.
Very interesting !! For some time, I have been looking for July 15th into Aug time frame as a very turbulent time in the world affairs. Socially, politically, economically. Flavors of the last major financial,crisis, combined with social, political upheavals.
A major cleansing. Good luck every one!!
As expected, Argentina moved past Team 911 ie the Netherlands to move on to the World Cup final game to face Germany setting up a repeat of the 1986 World Cup final. They also met in the 1990 WC final which Germany won so they(the operators) have the lesser grand ritual bracketed with this ceremonial final similar to this year’s Superbowl which harkened back to the SuperBowl blowouts of the Denver Broncos in the 1987 1988 Superbowls which of course bracketed the lesser grand riutal event.
The Orange decided to not go with their stellar penalty kicking lineup that saw them persevere to a victory against Costa Rica the game before. Instead of going with the stellar PK lineup of 9-11-10-15….they started off with a defender rather than use 9 who had left the game earlier in a substitution move…..so the PK lineup went as 7-11-10…they never did get to a 4th kicker since #s 7 and 10 both missed their kicks and the Orange were eliminated 4-2 in pkicks.
The Netherlands did face Brazil today in the 3rd place game and beat the World Cup hosts 3-0 but I didn’t see the game only highlights of the goals but they did flash a number dear to me 2times in the final goal so I will discuss this in more detail on Monday along with the final game developments.
Germany should prevail as they did in 1990. They are just too strong while Argentina has barely been stringing it along. Germany winning also has symbolic, ritualistic value as cracks begin to form in the EU foundation as seen by financial problems this week in Portugal. (home to soccer actor #7)
#19 does look like a soccer playing Justin Bieber out there and the operators have even provided him a model girlfriend just to quell any rumors.
Some interesting facts for Germany’s new 22 year old hero #19. When asked if he wanted to be Germany’s Messi, he replied that he’d rather be Germany’s Christian Ronaldo. Like Messi, he was discovered at the age of 8 and put into Dortmund’s youth academy where he was “trained” for future soccer stardom. German soccer power Bayern Munich stole him from Dortmund a few years ago paying the highest transfer fee in German soccer history to acquire his rights yet he has since struggled at times to remain in Bayern’s starting lineup. And let’s not forget that the best player in the World (judging by his play in the WC as he was constantly foulded by opponents despite all of his haters’ diving claims),Netherland’s #11, plays for Bayern having transferred from Real Madrid. So like Ronaldo he gets to play with the best players in the world. Bayern won the Champions League trophy last year (2013) in an all German final (Dortmund the opponent–May 25) so #19 got to bask in the glory of the championship just as Ronaldo did this year surrounded by all of his world class players.
Looking for ritual numbers tomorrow… keep your eyes open gang. 🙂
As expected, Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 in a somewhat lackluster game, but one that featured more pace than Germany’s 1-0 snoozefest win over France earlier in the knockout stage. The Germans decided to play (hard) once extra time kicked in since I guess the TV networks wanted to maximimze their advertising revenues for the game. No need to go on about the regulation play although Argentina bizarrely did have some scoring chances that they squandered.
Germany won it with femboy #19’s goal in the 113th minute. He received a nice pass on the run, deadened the ball and delivered a nice lefthanded kick but the Argeninan goalie did dive to the right giving a clear path for #19’s kick into the goal. #19 did come in a substitution in the 88th minute for Germany’s alltime leading World Cup scorer #11 for a 11-19 substitution or 39. This time Germany did not do a 9-11 substitution since #9 came in for the injured #23 in the 31st minute, #23 making his first start for Germany in the World Cup..9-23 substitution for 95.
#19 didn’t even play in the match against Brazil and he was replaced by #9 against Algeria after missing a point black shot. #9 would later go on to deliver the gamewinning goal.
It looks like the operartors were having fun with the site. Nasdaq 100 made a new high yesterday unconfirmed by everything else except the Dow with a lower RSI (70) level and now the Nasdaq is down decently despite the Yellen testimony. The market needs to survive one more day of testimony but it will also be fighting negative earnings reports. I haven’t checked yet but bad earnings reports might be the reason for stagnation today. Some stocks like LL, FAST have been hit hard lately based on their reports.
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I’m still expecting a top this Wednesday the 16th… nothing major but after it hits I could see a drop to 1900-1920 over the next couple of weeks or less. Then back up into August to make another higher high to complete the Primary Wave 3 up that started in 2011.
At that point I’d look for P4 down to start around late August or early September, which should be 200-400 SPX points down. After that we’ll start Primary Wave 5 up into 2017 for some insane blow off top level yet to be known.
So in other words..the SPX moving up north of 2000 this week is all but guaranteed.(?)
Very interesting !! For some time, I have been looking for July 15th into Aug time frame as a very turbulent time in the world affairs. Socially, politically, economically. Flavors of the last major financial,crisis, combined with social, political upheavals.
A major cleansing. Good luck every one!!
As expected, Argentina moved past Team 911 ie the Netherlands to move on to the World Cup final game to face Germany setting up a repeat of the 1986 World Cup final. They also met in the 1990 WC final which Germany won so they(the operators) have the lesser grand ritual bracketed with this ceremonial final similar to this year’s Superbowl which harkened back to the SuperBowl blowouts of the Denver Broncos in the 1987 1988 Superbowls which of course bracketed the lesser grand riutal event.
The Orange decided to not go with their stellar penalty kicking lineup that saw them persevere to a victory against Costa Rica the game before. Instead of going with the stellar PK lineup of 9-11-10-15….they started off with a defender rather than use 9 who had left the game earlier in a substitution move…..so the PK lineup went as 7-11-10…they never did get to a 4th kicker since #s 7 and 10 both missed their kicks and the Orange were eliminated 4-2 in pkicks.
The Netherlands did face Brazil today in the 3rd place game and beat the World Cup hosts 3-0 but I didn’t see the game only highlights of the goals but they did flash a number dear to me 2times in the final goal so I will discuss this in more detail on Monday along with the final game developments.
Germany should prevail as they did in 1990. They are just too strong while Argentina has barely been stringing it along. Germany winning also has symbolic, ritualistic value as cracks begin to form in the EU foundation as seen by financial problems this week in Portugal. (home to soccer actor #7)
ES Chart update: http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2014/07/es-chart-analysis_11.html