Published in August 11th, 2010
BarroMetrics Views: The EURUSD 2010-08-11
I thought this an appropriate time to review the state of the EURUSD (Euro vs US$).
CONTEXT
Figure 1 shows a synthetic EURUSD from 1971. The pattern shows what I call a choppy uptrend: each time we make new highs, the EURUSD breaks into the previous congestion.
If this pattern continues, then the minimum […]
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Published in August 10th, 2010
Tina Wahi of Results Coaches dropped me a post today. I had received numerous enquiries about the next step following registration.
In her post, she set out the process. Here is a summary of what she said:
“One of the aims is to clarify expectations, because this is a completely voluntary process from all sides involved (you, […]
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Published in August 10th, 2010
BarroMetrics Views: S&P Aug 10 2010
Normally I keep separate posts from the Weekly/Daily comments and this blog. But I do make exceptions and this is one of those occasions - it seems to me we may see a resolution of the S&P’s congestion in the next day or two.
Before I share my views, let me […]
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Published in August 10th, 2010
BarroMetrics Views: Trading and Flying
Yesterday I flew home to Hong Kong from Singapore. Flying is a regular part of my life and yesterday’s flight has to be the most turbulent flight ever for me. I handle this type of hurly-burly badly - on one choppy night, I became seasick on the ferry ride from Hong […]
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Published in August 5th, 2010
BarroMetrics Views: Insights from Wyckoff and The Profile
It’s been a week for mail. The offer of ‘free coaching’ from the attendees from the Intensive Training Seminar brought a ton of mail. This was closely matched by questions regarding the Wyckoff and the Profile.
Time prevents me from answering the questions individually. I think the best way […]
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Published in August 4th, 2010
BarroMetrics Views: A Blogger’s Paradise II
Before I look at Monday, Aug 2’s price action, I’ll introduce Pete Steidlmayer’s concepts of responsive and initiating activity.
Pete believes that the market is an auction process. It moves from high to low, low to high looking to attract trade, Responsive activity is ‘normal’ activity: higher prices bring in sellers; […]
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Published in August 4th, 2010
BarroMetrics Views: A Perspective on Gold
Deric asks: “Can you give me your views on Gold?”
Sure. I like to start with a context. In the case of Gold we have a Fundamental as well as a technical one. In my view, the quantitative easing by the US Government will result in inflationary pressure once the excess […]
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Published in August 3rd, 2010
Judging from the e-mails I received, I did not make myself clear in the announcement. So let me restate the offer:
The attendees from the Results Seminar are looking for potential ‘coachees’.
If you volunteer, you will receive free coaching. The details are contained in the announcement.
Write to “Tina Wahi” <tinawahi@resultscoaches.com> to volunteer.
The announcement is not offering […]
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Published in August 3rd, 2010
Hi All
I have just spent three fabulous days at a seminar hosted by David Rocks’ organization, Results Coaches learning on how to become an even better coach. At the end of the three days, a fabulous opportunity came up, one that is win-win and one that will allow you to achieve a goal - without […]
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Published in August 3rd, 2010
BarroMetrics Views: A Blogger’s Paradise
I started this blog to help readers of Nature of Trends (NOT) understand my ideas and to gain greater insight on how I applied the concept. Of course, my objective has expanded over time. Nevertheless, my original aim is still the main one.
Now, I don’t always find it easy to write […]
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