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ExxonMobil Long Entry: Update By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 18, 2013

For those of you following my exploits in ExxonMobil (XOM), from my post two weeks ago, A Long Entry into ExxonMobil , I took another step in the trade today. The Breakout from the 90 level gives a...

Another Measure Of Risk Taking By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 18, 2013

Yesterday we took a look at the potential strength in equity markets from the Oil to Bond ratio. This is one of many non-traditional tools to look at equity markets that which can be especially useful...

A Look At The Oil-To-Bond Ratio By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 17, 2013

Crude oil has been showing signs of strength lately. This is important if you are invested in the market as it has been correlated to stocks lately. As a proxy for stocks, it is interesting to look at...

The DAX Is Getting Crabby By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 17, 2013

The German economy has been the rock of Europe and the envy of many nations. And their desire and ability to keep the euro together over the last 18 months has been nothing short of heroic. The...

Coffee May Be Perking Up By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 16, 2013

From a purely technical perspective there are signs that the bottom in coffee (KC), (JO) may be in. The daily chart below is where the signs first show up. The three rounded bottoms, in the price,...

The Geometry Of Sprint By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 13, 2013

Sprint (S) had a fantastic 2012, rising over 175% from the low to the high. You can understand after a move like that when the stock consolidates for a bit. But this stock has some very interesting...

Gold Can Be Sweet By Gregory W. Harmon - Jan 13, 2013

I know, I know, just a few days ago I was spouting how you should not buy Gold in yen or any other currency yet and now it is sweet? Well if we are allowed to price Gold in anything currency, then why...

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