And here are some long ideas – as usual – with stops.
ARE 33.67
ATHR 15.48
BMR 7.35
CHU 9.57
COF 11.13
ESV 25.04
MF 4.88
NFJ 9.76
NSM 10.80
RDC 11.39
SLB 39.10
SPWRA 22.60
ZN 9.37
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And here are some long ideas – as usual – with stops.
ARE 33.67
ATHR 15.48
BMR 7.35
CHU 9.57
COF 11.13
ESV 25.04
MF 4.88
NFJ 9.76
NSM 10.80
RDC 11.39
SLB 39.10
SPWRA 22.60
ZN 9.37
On the driveway this morning:
I am hoping this kind of thing is at a fever pitch by September.
Perhaps my skepticism about the H&S pattern in the prior post was well-founded. It isn't breaking the neckline. We've got to break below 812 on the /ES for it to mean anything. In the meantime, I've entered these new shorts with these corresponding stops:
ACGL 58.18
ADS 39.78
BHE 13
CAKE 13.70
DHI 11.61
DIOD 12.11
EMR 32.81
FTI 35.14
GES 23.28
GYMB 23.80
HRL 33.44
IVN 7.18
KMX 14.01
LKQX 15.97
NBL 64.01
NNN 18.15
OLN 15.45
PAG 11.46
PENN 27.87
RCII 21.14
TLM 12.06
TWTC 10.06
WDR 20.18
WERN 16.50
WRC 30.20
One of the pet peeves I've got in a veritable zoo of them is the badly-drawn head and shoulders pattern. They are everywhere. It seems that people have great difficulty with this very simple pattern, since they "cheat" drawing them in an almost Picasso-like way.
At the risk of doing the same, I offer this minute bar chart of the /ES:
I do not like hte fact that the left shoulder isnt' fully in contact with the neckline. All the same, this kind of move woudl provide just the kind of heeby-jeebies the market would need to release what's left of the bullish mini-mania and allow us to move higher on better terms. My money is on a move down.
Thanks to a couple of readers for some chocolate-oriented gifts lately. One is from a Sloper who is a musician whose CD is titled Chocolates. The other is flown in from Paris (with fine wine, no less). I have a feeling this reader is after Mrs. Bear, however, since the chocolates are directed at her. Plus he's young. And French.