Sunday, July 3, 2011

Nasdaq - Higher degree sub-wave 2 rebound


From its low of 2616, Nasdaq has gained cumulatively 200 points (7.6%) to close last Friday trading at 2816. By now it is very clear that my previous wave count of assuming the current rebound as mini wave iv rebound is wrong, with a magnitude of 200 points, it has to be a higher degree sub-wave 2 rebound. If it ends at 2833, then it is a 'Head and Shoulders' formation.


If it ends higher at 2873, then it is 'double tops' reversal pattern.

However, if it continues to move beyond 2873, then I could be completely wrong in the last few months in my wave count, I will really have to start to look at the chart from a completely different angle.


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Accidents do happen even though the pipeline was designed and constructed under stringent engineering guideline and specification.

What can be the consequences if this pipeline is conveying waste-water from rare earth refinery instead of oil????

Government better think twice for the Lynas project.


Curtis, a real Devil

At his Mount Weld mine in the desert, Lynas has a small facility at the site, Australian Government has imposed a 30 km radius buffer zone, Lynas complied, no one is to stay within this 30km buffer zone. And the same Lynas and Curtis is constructing a giant plant 3 km from an existing residential area and 25 km from Pahang State Capital Kuantan that has a population of 600,000.



Do you think they really care about lives in Malaysia???

For those that have approved the project, I don't think they knew what they have approved. This thing will happen again and again when you have incompetent people sitting on top.

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