dc CB 23:48 GMT January 12, 2013
POMO POMO POMO
beijing kaprikorn 03:54 GMT
Cheers
dc CB 22:15 GMT January 12, 2013
Sales of Guns Soar in U.S.
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As Washington focuses on what Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. will propose next week to curb gun violence, gun and ammunition sales are spiking in the rest of the country as people rush to expand their arsenals in advance of any restrictions that might be imposed.....................
waiting lists for some products are double what they normally are — especially for guns that are mentioned in the gun control debate. “Whenever there’s a blip on the news about a particular model, the next day people want to come in wanting whatever they named,” he said. “When Biden makes his recommendation next week, you’re going to see another surge.”
Nation Weighs Tougher Limits
Philadelphia Caba 22:06 GMT January 12, 2013
e/u short
HILLEGOM Purk 15:57 GMT January 10, 2013
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1 SHORT 13210 now. i will add at 13215, 13225, 13235,13240, 13260 and 3 at 13280, than wait for pleasure.
Good luck Purk!
Hey Purky, how did you manage it? Still in?
dc CB 17:43 GMT January 12, 2013
Democracy Now
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Jan 11 show:
Pt 1
www.democracynow.org/2013/1/11/failure_of_epic_proportions_treasury_nominee
Pt 2
http://www.democracynow.org/2013/1/11/matt_taibbi_william_black_on_bailout
link
GVI Forex john bland 15:35 GMT January 12, 2013
Forex Trading Theme for the Week
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-- GVI Forex Trading Theme of the Week--

It appears the markets have finally moved onto something new. The economic outlook for Europe is by no means rosey, but it is definitely better than what it was a year ago. On Thursday of the week just past, ECB President Draghi put to rest lingering speculation about another ECB rate cut, barring an unexpected downturn in the economic picture in Europe. In response, market sentiment shifted as bond prices weakened on the news and yields rose. We don't feel that the period of extraordinary ease by major central banks is over yet, but traders are starting to set up for a future policy shift. Nothing is imminent.
Not a lot of U.S. economic data were released over the latest week, but the outlook for the economy has been improving and cyclically it remains ahead of Europe. Japan is still working on a major economic stimulus program. A possible key event could be an appearance late Monday by Fed Chairman Bernanke. The week ahead sees a slew of U.S. reports, with the highlight retail sales data on Tuesday. The key to the U.S. economy is always the consumer. Otherwise we will look at the general tone of the various other reports over the week. A number of CPI reports from key economies are due as well. For additional detail (dates, times, data estimates) visit the Global-View Economic
Calendar and the
Forex Forum as key items are released.
-- John M. Bland, www.global-view.com
Melbourne Qindex 08:47 GMT January 12, 2013
CAD-Gold (1636.4) : Critical Point 1659.5
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Gold
Entry: Target: Stop:
CAD-Gold (1636.4) : Critical Point 1659.5
The weekly cycle pivot centres are located at 1644.5 - 1659.3 - 1672.2. Speculative buying interest will increase when the market momentum is strong enough to trade above the critical barrier at 1659.3 // 1659.5.
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CAD-GOLd : Monthly Cycle Charts
Melbourne Qindex 08:40 GMT January 12, 2013
EUR-Gold : Critical Point 1261.4
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Gold
Entry: Target: Stop:
EUR-Gold (1246.5) : Critical Point 1261.4
The weekly cycle pivot centres are located at 1196.2 - 1262.0 - 1266.5. Speculative buying interest will increase when the market momentum is strong enough to trade above the critical barrier at 1261.2 // 1262.0.
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Eur-Gold : Monthly Cycle Charts
beijing kaprikorn 03:54 GMT January 12, 2013
POMO POMO POMO
dc CB
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Hi - thanks for sharing all those info on POMO, VIX/bang the close and the DeMark vid.
I find it great when GV members really put valuable stuff to read and learn. All the best!
dc CB 02:40 GMT January 12, 2013
POMO POMO POMO
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This has been a light volume market week even as bulls have been able to sustain things overall. It didn’t hurt another $5.5 billion in POMO from the Fed propped things for bulls.