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It is Friday the 13th tomorrow. 73 weeks from 7-20,2012 and 52 weeks from 12-14,2012 and 87 weeks from the 4-13 Friday the 13th that had budding occultists engaging in a frenzy of numerology dominated posting across the cybersphere leading up to that date.

Unfortunately, a certain little indicator isn’t in the required zone for a dislocation to take place but maybe it will spawn the start of one.

But it does appear that the lower BBs did hold up the averages today except for the Dow which plowed right through its lower BB. The Australian dollar continues to get hammered almost back to its multi-year low from earlier in the year indicating that the markets are really in riskoff mode. Gold and the Aussie dollar seem to be correllating very closely.

Interesting. Denver’s #87 whose Broncos play tonight was born in 1987 and drafted with the 87th pick in 2010….the same draft that netted the Broncos Tebow in the first round.

Here’s an interesting twit pic: pic.twitter.com/aCbvSitZcn

Popgun looking a little maniacal in the backgrouond.
The C (Captain) above 18 for 39. #87 appears to be another sort of actor. He does have a reality TV show. Hope for big games from both of them tonite. Popgun just relentlessly going for every passing record he can attain. He doesn’t let up no matter how lopsided the score.

This is very interesting to see that a Friday with lots of unhappening things occurred which hits the market directly.

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Ha Ha SP could be plunging through 1776 tomorrow.

Tomorrow, 12-12 or 24 will be 161 days from July 4 or 237 years 23 weeks later from you-know when with a component of a certain little indicator breaking to new multi-month lows while the indicator has been below its 50 day average for a few weeks and remained negative even with last Friday’s bounce and Monday’s doji top. Currently many indices are at their lower BBs sans the Nasdaq ones. Retail breaking down hard. SBUX one of the 2013 stalwarts now starting to really melt down clinging to its lower BB.