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Head And Shoulders Pattern Defined

A technical trading pattern used to chart stock price trends. It resembles the head and shoulders outline of a person. In a head and shoulders top formation, the stock reaches one plateau (the left shoulder), then goes higher (the top of the head), and then drops back to the plateau again (the right shoulder). The head and shoulders top pattern signifies the reversal of an upward trend--prices should be falling. A head and shoulders bottom pattern signifies the reversal of a downward trend--prices should be rising.

See Also: Chartist; Technical Analysis

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Currencies Set to Quiet Ahead of paper Thin Holiday Session; Closer Look at S&P (Morning Slices)

Published July 3, 2009, 4:19 am, Daily FX

All of the economic data for the week has been released and the final session of trade is expected to be a boring one, with the US holiday weekend kicking off and the equity markets closed. The commodity bloc currencies have outperformed on the lightened session, while Sterling lags. Happy 4th!!

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Next stop for Gold is $2,100 not $1,300

Published July 2, 2009, 10:35 am, Kitco.com

Practically everyone in the gold community has mentioned the inverse head and shoulders pattern on the gold chart and the corresponding $1,300 target. The target is correct but the interpretation of the pattern is not entirely correct.

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CRUDE OIL CURVE BALL

Published July 1, 2009, 12:20 pm, Kitco.com

The biggest elephant in the wayward Deflationist living room is the strong crude oil price. If deflation (whatever they believe that means) is to dominate, then the crude oil price should be around the 40 level. It should be scraping the bottom.

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Walls to Block Deflation

Published July 1, 2009, 11:06 am, GoldSeek.com

Many are the obstructions to the so-called (mislabeled) deflation threat within the USEconomy. To begin with, falling asset prices does not constitute deflation.

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Dow Jones Indus, downside pattern not complete

Published June 29, 2009, 3:54 pm, The Forex Market

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The Dow Jones Industrial Average is bouncing from last week’s test of the mid May lows near 8200/50, and after the fall from the June 11th high at 8878. However, the market remains overbought after the sharp gains since the March low at 6470 (see sell mode on daily macd at bottom of chart below), the fall from the 8878 high occurred in 5 waves (see shorter term chart ...

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