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  1. #71
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quote Thx for popping in ! I enjoy trading stocks at all time highs, or pullbacks in an uptrend, so while it may seem like I am just posting ancient winners, many of them I am buying at or close to the highs. I tend to get in to trouble once I try to select the base of a stock move. I'm not one of them, although people are extremely good at this. My deals have been buying at highs, 52mo, or 26mo. Are you currently on tradingView? I'll need to subscribe to you over there as well. Regarding BDEV. . .what made you buy it and what made...
    Hi. Yes I am on tradingView but my tackle is already in use by somebody else, so I am not on tradingView

    AlsoI just use it for charts so that I have not figured out how any of the forum stuff works.

    I mostly invest in stocks on fundamentals. I do look at the chart more to try to decide on a better entry. Actually you can see SR, wedges and flags at the chart patterns without much effort.

    I purchased BDEV since the market had punished them within their debt, but they were able to refinance and repay their considerable debt. So I considered that they were fair game. I got out near what I considered book-value. They have bounced a little since then but not enough to make me want....

    I have another home builder chart to publish. I was feeling a bit bruised in 2009 therefore it turned out to be a gentle affair but that made me 117% according to Google fund...

  2. #72
    So here is a few long-term charts, but it's the exact same theme. Maybe someone more in tuned with the ag markets has a view. All these are extremely long term charts, so the signal might not come for months, but these are my trading biases during the next few months (and perhaps even years) as those play out.

    Basic idea is soybeans are rich to Wheat and Corn... so buy Wheat Corn, Sell soybeans. The Soybeans Wheat Charts:

    Soybeans (2002 to 2017)


    Wheat (2002 to 2017):


    Next I compared both... a simple ratio (wheat divided by soybeans). Now granted the branch isn't in decimals due to how these are quoted, but think it apparent that we could be at an inflection point.


    And lastly, zooming in on the Weekly charts of Corn Soybeans shows the following:


    So this is my prejudice: Buy Corn Wheat, Sell Soybeans. That said, a bounce in Soybeans is possible as well, so the trade could just be long ag commodities, so I am going on being flexible with this. Good Luck Trading!

    Note: The above charts were taken either 9/4 or 9/6, so are about a week old. Didn't wish to re-grab the displays.

  3. #73
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    So here's a couple long-term charts, but it's the same theme. Perhaps someone more in markets has a perspective that is much better. These are incredibly long term charts, so the signal may not come for months, but these are my trading biases during the upcoming few months (and even years) as these perform. Basic idea is soybeans are rich to Wheat and Corn... so buy Wheat Corn, Sell soybeans. The Soybeans Wheat Charts: Soybeans (2002 to 2017) image Wheat (2002 to 2017): image Next I compared both... a simple ratio (wheat...
    That chart of wheat above soy beans shows the metric is at a resistance, and so the comparison will likely bounce as expected.

    But at the conclusion you posted charts of Corn and Wheat, not Soybeans.
    So should you buy freshwater? What is currently supporting your postulation that Wheat will go up? Is it not more likely that Soybeans will violate their trendline?

    I recommend that you research the harvest data. I recall hearing that there have been a lot of years of good harvests that have driven down the prices of Wheat. What is the current harvest looking like? Does any disruption show up in the grain market?

  4. #74
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    quoteBut at the conclusion you submitted charts of Corn and Wheat, not Soybeans. So if you buy Wheat? What is supporting your postulation that Wheat will go up? Why is it more probable the Soybeans will break their trendline?
    It is how I see the charts, you're welcome to get another perspective and really, given just how long a time period we're discussing here, there are plenty of counter-trend moves that can (and no doubt will) happen. Any 1 crop report could demonstrate the precise opposite of my position that is probable and prevent me out. I should have included my corn charts but did not, I think that they tell a story that is similar.

    As for all your fundamental questions -- that's not really how I trade. When those pieces of data are shown, they will be from the charts.

  5. #75
    My favorite stock is the Personal Equity Holding (PEH) from Switzerland.
    Performance of the last 5 years: 78%.



  6. #76
    Interesting. Regardless of the swiss record has a lot of exposure to the United States. I suppose it offers a pretty decent yield to it?


  7. #77
    Here's one I am keeping a close watch on: SMG.

    Scott's Miracle Grow makes compost, soil, and other agriculture related goods. They've also been quietly (or not so quietly based on who you speak to) been getting involved in the Pot business or products tangentially related to marijuana. This could be an intriguing way to get on that train Since I think legalization is right around the corner.

    Two manners I would play from a technical perspective. Either buy now with a pretty tight stop around $92 (or $90 in the event that you would like to give it more room) or you wait till it breaks out over $100. Or you do either: half now and your other half after it hits 100.50 or $101 say.


  8. #78
    Here is one I am long (posted a few weeks back ). Appears to be growing nicely.


  9. #79
    I submitted this one a few months ago. Played out well. . .might be worth adding-on to.

  10. #80
    Not a chart, but I did like this read. ZH is generally pretty over-the-top, but here they are basically only summarizing a Goldman Sachs research note. I find it fairly persuasive, but of course this bull could keep running a couple more months (even years). Nothing is set in stone, but investing is a game of probabilities...

    http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-0...ash-dead-ahead

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