Notre Dame faced Alabama on November 14, 1987 and defeated them 37-6. 14 days later they faced the eventual national champion MIAMI Hurricanes and lost to them 24-0. Prior to playing Alabama, they played the previous national champion Penn St.
Notre Dame won the national championship the next year.
November 14====11-14 similar to ANA from the first released Boeing 787 similar to the San Francisco 49ers 2012 11-4-1 record.
The local hipster NPR station played Steely Dan’s Deacon Blues last night. A song that mentions the Alabama Crimson Tide. The song was written in 1977 and comes from their AJA album.
ANA similar to AJA—-AJA===1-10-1.
DEACON definitely seem grand ritual appropriate.
DEACON======4-5-1-3-14-15 or 4-5-13-29??????or 24 29?????
I’ve seen Blues used before as keyword. BLUES 2-12-21-5-19…
We’ll be lucky to see 1450 spx I believe. They are holding this pig up with everything they have right now as the charts say we should have dropped nicely today. But, they won’t allow it. It will take 1-2 days of this sideways chop to reset the shorter term charts (the 60 minute, 2 hour mainly) to a point where they can get a nice push up from.
Morning update: The failure of the market to gap up in an exhaustion move (which would have likely rolled over immediately and put in a nice topping tail on a daily candle) tells me that they aren’t done with this rally yet.
It is now likely that whatever move down we have today will end by tomorrow and turn back up to “now” take out the 1470-1474 spx zone of resistance and put in a new high… probably over 1500. The reason is simple… by dropping back today to a lower level and getting another run at the upside it gives the bulls a renewed sense of strength, which means that strength will be strong enough to go through the resistance by more then before.
Whereas “if” they would have gaped open today without dropping back first they would have been exhausted with only enough energy to pierce inside the resistance zone and then fall back down harder… meaning they would have likely sold off to fill the gap around the 1420 spx area.
By falling back now and not reaching that exhaustion, but instead resting for a day, they will likely have the strength to hold the line at gap window around 1345 spx area and not go as deep compared to gaping up first and then rolling over.
From doing this strategic move they give themselves a 2nd chance at piercing 1470-1474 with much more energy (from resetting the short term charts from massively overbought to neutral or oversold) when the next move up comes… which I think will be later this week.
So, I didn’t take any trade on this move down as I didn’t get the exhaustion move up I was looking for. If you are short I’d look for a bottom by Tuesday morning at the latest and then another move back up to start and likely continue the rest of the week.
Yeah, it’s crazy I know… but these gangsters are desperate to keep this market up and will push this to the max I believe. The problem for them is that once they push it up to 1500+ and rollover from that level I’d say the high will be in for quite awhile. When they then go down to fill the gap around 1420 or so they won’t likely stop.
Maybe they’ll bounce shortly from it but they will continue down lower I believe, and not go back up to make another new high but to simply put in a wave 2 up into the week of February 11th… which then sets up us bears for a nice wave 3 down.
So, I’m going to wait until this Friday (the 11th) to see if we put in a high over 1500 before I decide to take a nice short position. For now it’s just day trading or very short term one day trades I believe.
They did another 10-12 ritual in the Washington Redskins game. Starting QB #10 somehow tweeked his ankle in the game and eventually had to be replaced by #12. They’ve done this a few times already but it was quite distinctive against Baltimore a few weeks ago when backup #12, Cousins, came in and won the game in overtime.
Kirk Cousins……………..Catholics vs. Cousins………..I think we might have an Illuminati keyword here.
During the telecast when #10 initially tweaked his ankle, he could be seen walking along the endzone with the large game clock behind him at 29 and then it counted down to 27 before the broadcast cut away.
Seattle’s #24 was the game’s MVP in his Seahawks 24-14 victory.
I saw two interceptions, one in each game by #s 29. I will have more detailed comments in a later post on both games. The first game featured some mega Ray Lewis rituals.
Another #14 QB replacing the starting QB, this time in the playoffs. Minnesota’s starting QB #7 suddenly developed arm problems despite making it through last week’s highly ritualized game vs. Green Bay (which I need to discuss at some point) and completing some of the longest passes of his career. (he had one of the lowest completion rates of passes over 20 yards in the NFL). So in a last minute move, #14 who hadn’t attempted a pass the the entire year was given the start. So 14 in for 7 for 777 or 5-7???
They did the start the game with the shot of the game clock in Lambeau field at 25 and then displayed 29 on the screen as the game time temperature (ie 29degrees) for a nice little 11-7 to start off the game. Predictably, Green Bay won. The 1929 champion Packers.
Notre Dame faced Alabama on November 14, 1987 and defeated them 37-6. 14 days later they faced the eventual national champion MIAMI Hurricanes and lost to them 24-0. Prior to playing Alabama, they played the previous national champion Penn St.
Notre Dame won the national championship the next year.
November 14====11-14 similar to ANA from the first released Boeing 787 similar to the San Francisco 49ers 2012 11-4-1 record.
The local hipster NPR station played Steely Dan’s Deacon Blues last night. A song that mentions the Alabama Crimson Tide. The song was written in 1977 and comes from their AJA album.
ANA similar to AJA—-AJA===1-10-1.
DEACON definitely seem grand ritual appropriate.
DEACON======4-5-1-3-14-15 or 4-5-13-29??????or 24 29?????
I’ve seen Blues used before as keyword. BLUES 2-12-21-5-19…
I’m looking for a top this Friday the 11th Z…
looks like another disappointing earnings season coming. market might make lower highs, lower lows, into feb. sort of like last OCT earnings.
Here’s a good article on 2012 Q4 earnings outlook.
http://zstock7.com/?p=7316
suggests IWM won’t go above 88, this quarter
We’ll be lucky to see 1450 spx I believe. They are holding this pig up with everything they have right now as the charts say we should have dropped nicely today. But, they won’t allow it. It will take 1-2 days of this sideways chop to reset the shorter term charts (the 60 minute, 2 hour mainly) to a point where they can get a nice push up from.
I am still short from the 1462 level. Looking for a pull back into tomorrow morning.
Dow Jones chart update: http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2013/01/dow-jones-chart-update_8.html
Morning update: The failure of the market to gap up in an exhaustion move (which would have likely rolled over immediately and put in a nice topping tail on a daily candle) tells me that they aren’t done with this rally yet.
It is now likely that whatever move down we have today will end by tomorrow and turn back up to “now” take out the 1470-1474 spx zone of resistance and put in a new high… probably over 1500. The reason is simple… by dropping back today to a lower level and getting another run at the upside it gives the bulls a renewed sense of strength, which means that strength will be strong enough to go through the resistance by more then before.
Whereas “if” they would have gaped open today without dropping back first they would have been exhausted with only enough energy to pierce inside the resistance zone and then fall back down harder… meaning they would have likely sold off to fill the gap around the 1420 spx area.
By falling back now and not reaching that exhaustion, but instead resting for a day, they will likely have the strength to hold the line at gap window around 1345 spx area and not go as deep compared to gaping up first and then rolling over.
From doing this strategic move they give themselves a 2nd chance at piercing 1470-1474 with much more energy (from resetting the short term charts from massively overbought to neutral or oversold) when the next move up comes… which I think will be later this week.
So, I didn’t take any trade on this move down as I didn’t get the exhaustion move up I was looking for. If you are short I’d look for a bottom by Tuesday morning at the latest and then another move back up to start and likely continue the rest of the week.
Yeah, it’s crazy I know… but these gangsters are desperate to keep this market up and will push this to the max I believe. The problem for them is that once they push it up to 1500+ and rollover from that level I’d say the high will be in for quite awhile. When they then go down to fill the gap around 1420 or so they won’t likely stop.
Maybe they’ll bounce shortly from it but they will continue down lower I believe, and not go back up to make another new high but to simply put in a wave 2 up into the week of February 11th… which then sets up us bears for a nice wave 3 down.
So, I’m going to wait until this Friday (the 11th) to see if we put in a high over 1500 before I decide to take a nice short position. For now it’s just day trading or very short term one day trades I believe.
🙂
They did another 10-12 ritual in the Washington Redskins game. Starting QB #10 somehow tweeked his ankle in the game and eventually had to be replaced by #12. They’ve done this a few times already but it was quite distinctive against Baltimore a few weeks ago when backup #12, Cousins, came in and won the game in overtime.
Kirk Cousins……………..Catholics vs. Cousins………..I think we might have an Illuminati keyword here.
During the telecast when #10 initially tweaked his ankle, he could be seen walking along the endzone with the large game clock behind him at 29 and then it counted down to 27 before the broadcast cut away.
Seattle’s #24 was the game’s MVP in his Seahawks 24-14 victory.
I saw two interceptions, one in each game by #s 29. I will have more detailed comments in a later post on both games. The first game featured some mega Ray Lewis rituals.
Another #14 QB replacing the starting QB, this time in the playoffs. Minnesota’s starting QB #7 suddenly developed arm problems despite making it through last week’s highly ritualized game vs. Green Bay (which I need to discuss at some point) and completing some of the longest passes of his career. (he had one of the lowest completion rates of passes over 20 yards in the NFL). So in a last minute move, #14 who hadn’t attempted a pass the the entire year was given the start. So 14 in for 7 for 777 or 5-7???
They did the start the game with the shot of the game clock in Lambeau field at 25 and then displayed 29 on the screen as the game time temperature (ie 29degrees) for a nice little 11-7 to start off the game. Predictably, Green Bay won. The 1929 champion Packers.