do you reckon. . .

derryb

If someone had the ability to control silver spot prices (using the COMEX futures market) that they would have profited quite a few times, using both longs and shorts, on a trading day like today (in green)?

rawteam1

Or anyone could do the same if they knew how to read/interpret macd n slow sto in multiple time frames...

derryb

<< <i>Or anyone could do the same if they knew how to read/interpret macd n slow sto in multiple time frames... >>


and this would tell them everytime price got pushed down to exactly the same low it would rebound? Four times in one day is a coincidence? I think not, but to each his own.

rawteam1

That's one of the ways it works...

derryb

<< <i>That's one of the ways it works... >>


Do you think that is what happened today?

rawteam1

It can be done everyday...

If one looks at charts everyday in multiple time frames, they carve out the action, and that's in every stock, etf, commodity , whatever is being traded... And funny thing it's meaningless whether it's manipulated or not....

derryb

<< <i>It can be done everyday...

If one looks at charts everyday in multiple time frames, they carve out the action, and that's in every stock, etf, commodity , whatever is being traded... And funny thing it's meaningless whether it's manipulated or not.... >>


I wouldn't call it meaningless or coincidental to anyone who profited from the up and the down action on multiple occassions in one trading day and only during NY exchange hours.

I like the fact that it got pinged four times in one day by NY and it still couldn't be held down.

rawteam1

<< <i>

<< <i>I wouldn't call it meaningless or coincidental to anyone who profited from the up and the down action on multiple occassions in one trading day and only during NY exchange hours. >>


well i submit to you that happens a million times a day in once again everything thats traded...
whats that old saying?... ahh i forgot...

anyways...
1, u r focused on something that has no affect on u or 99.99% if not 100% of any actual single person...
2, u cant do anything about it , so therefore it is for all intensive purposes meaningless...
3, its a complete waste of time to worry about it or even theorize any conspiracy known or unknown...

rawteam1

now back on a technical note after mulling the apmex gold eagle deal...

its quite fascinating, as my hunch for a liquidity crunch, i did a lil dili, and low n behold, man if this thing is that specific its crazy, the gs ratio lookin to fill a jan 25th, weekly 2009 gap down and hit 73.2585...

fascinating...

cohodk

Are you the same guy that saw Jesus on a piece of toast?

rawteam1

<< <i>Are you the same guy that saw Jesus on a piece of toast? >>


Maybe, when was it?... Oh, n where was it?... Lol...

cohodk

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<< <i>Are you the same guy that saw Jesus on a piece of toast? >>


Maybe, when was it?... Oh, n where was it?... Lol... >>




Comment meant for the OP. I do believe that if he looked at hundreds of charts everyday he would see similar patterns across a broad spectrum.

derryb

Chart speaks for itself. Just wanted to flush out the deaf.

cohodk

I guess you understand chart language better than I.

derryb

<< <i>I guess you understand chart language better than I. >>


It's like looking at toast.

Baley

sometimes a big buyer or seller of a security will set a buy or sell order at a certain price 'or better', such as $19.51, and it will make the chart look like that?

jmski52

I had toast this morning, but I wasn't in the market at the time.