... but not that much to report anyway. Today's report card was not very exciting, but Alan Greenspan wrote an interesting opinion piece in FT, which I have yet to read carefully. That photo they used of him on the front page of FT.com isn't very flattering, though.
+0.57% on the SBA
-0.55% on the Roth IRA
Overall, down for the day...
It looks like there's an Andrews Pitchfork Formation on the one-year Brent Crude chart. If we see a break above the median line, located at about the current price of $85.15, then it could be very bullish and catapult us towards $90. But will we see $75 first? I think it depends a bit on the horizontal support of $80, which was previously resistance.
Either way, we're at a critical juncture. If only I could half-in half-out with CENX. If oil zooms, the bears are doomed and we could see CENX move us higher even more quickly. +28% on nothing is still nothing. I would need an even bigger price escalation to justify staying in the trade for an extended period of time. I love semi quote unquoting Bernanke!
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