The SP up 1.6% today, New York Stock Composite with a similar reading with breadth hugely positive yet the TRIN was 1.2
I can’t remember if that was one of Cobra’s special scenarios. If I recall, it normally was bearish but in the last two instances it preceded big rallies. The October 4 low, I believe had a similar signal but it opened intraday negative on that day.
Crude oil had an easy chance to produce a bull flip (at its intraday high it would have) but closed below the close of 4 periods earlier which wasn’t that far above the close.
Game time for the Padres-Angels game was 4:23 or 45 meaning it was 5:28 when the game winning run was scored if the game started at 1:05 which is what I am assuming to be the case since I did listen to it on the radio at the beginning and it wasn’t too far from 1pm. So right around the expected 5:26pm solar eclipse arrival time.
A pitcher #33 scored the gamewinning run after getting a hit as a pinch-hitter in the 13th inning when #25 got a base hit which was bobbled by the Angels #47.
(who played a key part in the 29-54 ritual a year ago on April 18th in Arlington Texas—he and #13 joined the pitcher #54 on the mound in such an unusual way as to be noticeable–ala NBA ref style—or Tebow and his occultic entourage style—- just before #54 gave up a 3 run home run to Texas’ #29 in the 5th inning of that game.)
The gamewinning hit and run came off of Angel’s pitcher #35. So 33–in 13th–25-35–47.
And it was no coincidence that the 4 letter aired the nationally telecast Sunday baseball game in Los Angeles just as the solar eclipse hit the area. (Sunday night baseball games generally run from 5-8pm Facebook/Apple time). And no coincidence either that the Dodgers were scheduled to face the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals.
As for the solar eclipse, it made for a very memorable day. At the 5:26 expected time, the sun appeared normal through a solar filter but a few minutes later a little blip could be seen covering the southeast corner of the sun and that blip grew eventually bit by bit until it could be easily seen by the naked eye as clouds rolled over it. It was quite spectacular but unfortunately by 6pm, the coastal gloom had rolled in and completely covered the sun (down by the beach). I was forced to drive inland and from that point on I could only see in the few parts of the sky where the clouds had temporarily parted.
Maximum duration was at 6:30 ish and around then, it appeared very dark as if nighfall had taken place. Very eerie and ominous. 6:40 ish to 7:00is, it was very hard to see the sun as the coastal clouds waded but now the lens of the moon had progressed to the north side of the sun. After 7, I gave up. I would have to have driven way inland to be able to see it or south to the hills.
At its peak, it covered about 85% of the sun. I listened to the Dodger game as I was driving and the announcers were giving a good update on the eclipse there. It was around the 5th inning when the eclipse hit maximum duration. SL scored a couple of runs in that inning (or at the time).
The solar eclipse is sending me signs. I just had a freaky 1987 ritual performed on me by the eclipse. I was forced to change my 28-95 as an offering. I guess it is confirming things.
It definitely fits in with the impending overlord scenario.
Apple update…
http://screencast.com/t/yxfdmPlM
Apple chart analysis:
http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2012/05/apple-chart-analysis_22.html
ES Charts:
http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2012/05/s-500-futures-chart-analysis_22.html
No trin was very low on the big up days of October 4,5,6 and was very low on the August 9 bottom day.
I can’t remember what statistic Cobra had but it indicated underlying weakness to the overall strong upday.
The SP up 1.6% today, New York Stock Composite with a similar reading with breadth hugely positive yet the TRIN was 1.2
I can’t remember if that was one of Cobra’s special scenarios. If I recall, it normally was bearish but in the last two instances it preceded big rallies. The October 4 low, I believe had a similar signal but it opened intraday negative on that day.
Crude oil had an easy chance to produce a bull flip (at its intraday high it would have) but closed below the close of 4 periods earlier which wasn’t that far above the close.
Game time for the Padres-Angels game was 4:23 or 45 meaning it was 5:28 when the game winning run was scored if the game started at 1:05 which is what I am assuming to be the case since I did listen to it on the radio at the beginning and it wasn’t too far from 1pm. So right around the expected 5:26pm solar eclipse arrival time.
A pitcher #33 scored the gamewinning run after getting a hit as a pinch-hitter in the 13th inning when #25 got a base hit which was bobbled by the Angels #47.
(who played a key part in the 29-54 ritual a year ago on April 18th in Arlington Texas—he and #13 joined the pitcher #54 on the mound in such an unusual way as to be noticeable–ala NBA ref style—or Tebow and his occultic entourage style—- just before #54 gave up a 3 run home run to Texas’ #29 in the 5th inning of that game.)
The gamewinning hit and run came off of Angel’s pitcher #35. So 33–in 13th–25-35–47.
#29 of Texas born on 4-7-1977 or 4-7-77.
SPX Analysis after close:
http://niftychartsandpatterns.blogspot.in/2012/05/s-500-analysis-after-closing-bell_22.html
And it was no coincidence that the 4 letter aired the nationally telecast Sunday baseball game in Los Angeles just as the solar eclipse hit the area. (Sunday night baseball games generally run from 5-8pm Facebook/Apple time). And no coincidence either that the Dodgers were scheduled to face the World Champion St. Louis Cardinals.
As for the solar eclipse, it made for a very memorable day. At the 5:26 expected time, the sun appeared normal through a solar filter but a few minutes later a little blip could be seen covering the southeast corner of the sun and that blip grew eventually bit by bit until it could be easily seen by the naked eye as clouds rolled over it. It was quite spectacular but unfortunately by 6pm, the coastal gloom had rolled in and completely covered the sun (down by the beach). I was forced to drive inland and from that point on I could only see in the few parts of the sky where the clouds had temporarily parted.
Maximum duration was at 6:30 ish and around then, it appeared very dark as if nighfall had taken place. Very eerie and ominous. 6:40 ish to 7:00is, it was very hard to see the sun as the coastal clouds waded but now the lens of the moon had progressed to the north side of the sun. After 7, I gave up. I would have to have driven way inland to be able to see it or south to the hills.
At its peak, it covered about 85% of the sun. I listened to the Dodger game as I was driving and the announcers were giving a good update on the eclipse there. It was around the 5th inning when the eclipse hit maximum duration. SL scored a couple of runs in that inning (or at the time).
The solar eclipse is sending me signs. I just had a freaky 1987 ritual performed on me by the eclipse. I was forced to change my 28-95 as an offering. I guess it is confirming things.
It definitely fits in with the impending overlord scenario.