ALLSTARCHARTS.COM

ssttrader.com

MUR Trade 01/21/14 |

http://ssttrader.com/tradingconcepts/2014/01/22/mur-trade-012114

MUR printed a solid hammer candle on Jan 14 with decent volume and has remained above RSI 40 as its worked its way lower into prior SupRes box- the top of which was 62.80 level. On Jan 17 MUR traded through all high prints since closing below 62.80, tested monthly SupRes 63.40 then closed lower on the day just below the 9vWMA. MUR monthly was still biased higher if it could hold above 62.80. The recent hammer lows not far from weekly long term SupRes at 61.45. Prior post on MUR. Shows monthly potential a...

blogsjustin.com

Stock Trading - Blogs Just In

http://www.blogsjustin.com/stock_trading

Blogs Just In . Frugal and Simple Living. Gadget Reviews and News. If you do stock trading or play the markets, have a close look at the blogs listed here. You'll find analysis, predictions, and talk about market drivers and inhibitors. Minyanville.com - All Articles. The Trusted Choice for the Wall Street Voice. Latest Post: August 21, 2016. SPY Trends and Influencers August 20, 2016. This article is published in collaboration with Scutify, where you can find real-time markets a. Latest Post: August 20,...

creditor.net

credit at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/c/credit

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. Archive for the ‘credit’ Category. Michael Pettis has a killer post on why China won’t use the nuclear option. 038; what the near term future likely holds. July 31st, 2010 at 3:30 pm. The Morality of Loan Payments. As far back as 2004 the F.B.I warned of an epidemic of mortgage fraud. The government is heavily invested in seeing the banks get the better end of this situation (of their own making! This William K. Black. April 12th, 2009 at 6:33 am. Turn your loan into a...

creditor.net

investing at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/c/investing

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. Archive for the ‘investing’ Category. 8220;Better” Than the Third World…. Nice summary by Eric Jantszen. Bribery in third world countries goes on under the table, behind closed doors, hidden from nosy journalists. In the U.S. bribery of public officials occurs in broad daylight, paid out as speaker’s fees and advisor’s compensation. Senator Dick Durbin, who has used his inside information to trade the market. Has publicly stated the truth on the matter. Anytime you tra...

creditor.net

The Media’s Fly-like Memory at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/the-medias-fly-like-memory

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. The Media’s Fly-like Memory. Great quote from Eric at iTulip. Ten years from now, when the full impact of the U.S. asset bubbles of 1998 to 2008 are fully felt, the dot com era, when money flowed like oil from a geyser, before the wars and financial crisis, will be remembered as the good old says, the high water mark for American power and influence. As if the latest crisis fell out of the sky, from the clouds. Nobody saw this coming*. June 19th, 2010 at 4:53 am.

creditor.net

Hard Money vs Fiat Currency at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/hard-money-vs-fiat-currency

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. Hard Money vs Fiat Currency. Why hard money is not as good in application as it is in theory:. The result is a punishing swing between severe bouts of inflation and deflation; this is unacceptable. Yet our currency still has a significant bias to it…. Yet the history of our fiat money regime as practiced to date, while perhaps “better” in terms of violence, certainly isn’t in terms of bias, which is clearly inflationary, all the time. Why? As Milton Freedman said. ...

creditor.net

The Nuclear Option at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/the-nuclear-option

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. Michael Pettis has a killer post on why China won’t use the nuclear option. 038; what the near term future likely holds. July 31st, 2010 at 3:30 pm. Laquo; The Media’s Fly-like Memory. Giving Credit Where it is Due. Mail (will not be published) (required). Investing in Chinese Stocks. The Journalist template by Lucian E. Marin. Mdash; Built for WordPress.

creditor.net

The Joys of Protectionism + Inflate or Die at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/the-joys-of-protectionism

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. The Joys of Protectionism Inflate or Die. Recently Mexico said they will be launching tariffs. Some products from the US because the United States canceled a program that allowed Mexican trucks to transfer goods throughout the US. Mexico said the tariffs were in retaliation for the cancellation of a pilot program allowing Mexican trucks to transport cargo throughout the U.S. The US against printing too much currency. But the US federal government deficit could easi...

creditor.net

Giving Credit Where it is Due at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/giving-credit-where-it-is-due

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. Giving Credit Where it is Due. It sorta seems like the US is backed into a bit of a corner. At least temporarily. A big part of the reason I have considered moving is just the general uncertainty. It is pretty clear that the trend is going to be a lower standard of living across the board. The question is how will people react to it? The big issue is that those who committed the crimes which have caused the instability have not been punished, but rather rewarded. There...

creditor.net

2009 October at Creditor.net

http://www.creditor.net/2009/10

A dollar saved is 97 cents earned*. Archive for October, 2009. Hard Money vs Fiat Currency. Why hard money is not as good in application as it is in theory:. The result is a punishing swing between severe bouts of inflation and deflation; this is unacceptable. Yet our currency still has a significant bias to it…. Simple: Given the proclivity of “choice” the monetary authorities will always choose to try to paper over their friend’s mistakes! This requires inflation, not deflation. As Milton Freedman said...