The Spiral Calendar – Page 9

All About The Buck

At the end of the day, stocks are going to follow dollar yen. And not much else matters.

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Stronger dollar weakens collateral value of Japanese and European balance sheets. But the market is simply discounting future money printing.

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Fed vs. Nature

Who's going to win?

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The Central Banks just won't quit.

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Weaker dollar is bullish for gold.

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Weak, unless it's signaling a sharp acceleration.

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This or That

Hmmm....maybe..... (thoughts inside)

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MoreMentum

We're seeing quite a liftoff from the Oct.1-2 Spiral Calendar date.

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Now What?

Curiouser and curiouser.

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It’s About Time

We are at one of those junctures where those who are paying attention to the time analysis have an advantage over those who are not.

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Waiting on the Yen

Stronger yen equals lower stocks. It's that simple. The stock market is hostage to the unfolding emerging market currency crisis.

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The Spiral Calendar – In from the Wilderness

The previous blog post lays out the reasoning that The Spiral Calendar may again be a useful forecasting tool. The Central Banks grip on price appreciation appears (at least for now) broken. We don't doubt they will try to reassert that grip. The break seems to have begun near or on the May 19, all time high in the S&P 500.

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