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CANGX can’t. CANE&M can.

Post author:WHC Bassetti
Post published:October 5, 2009
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Mark this chart well. It is the zero kilometer (as they say Tour de France) in our race with CANGX, using our horse, CANE&M (our account where we put our…

Wave forms in the Dow.

Post author:WHC Bassetti
Post published:September 30, 2009
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Given the volatility of the market over the last year it is surprising that downwaves since March are so mild. The June downwave when the entire punditocracy jumped up and…

Buy the Dow –the analysis

Post author:WHC Bassetti
Post published:September 28, 2009
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Let us now discuss some of the most fundamental principles of technical analysis. Trendlines. Trendlines could well be called signal lines, and sometimes we do. The breaking of tendlines is…

Form flows away from the public.

Post author:WHC Bassetti
Post published:April 3, 2009
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Form Flows Away From The Public Robert Bacon, in Secrets of Professional Turf Betting, stated one of the eternal truths of the market, and of any closed universe betting…

The score: -5523 to +3928

Post author:WHC Bassetti
Post published:January 9, 2009
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The score as of January 2009: -5523 to +3928 Buy and holders, and investors in feckless mutual funds and indices are down 5523 points from the top. Or, -39%. …

Noted technical analyst WHC Bassetti has over 40 years’ experience in the financial markets and is Malcom S.M. Watts III Adjunct Professor of Finance and Economics at Golden Gate University. He is editor of the Tenth Edition of Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, widely considered to be one of the true classics of market analysis.

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