Yes. But if it proves to be, say, 6 days instead of 3 (like it happened with our Lean Hogs prediction), this would...kill you?
No. Most of the time, especially in a volatile and euro news dominated market as such, I try to stay liquid at the end of most trading days Just wondering.
Rough Rice (Jan. 2012 contracts): Above $1575 Oats (Dec. 2011 contracts): Above $330 Both prices will be touched before Dec. 13.
The last posting was about clude oil, of course (now I ascetained that the title of the posting doesn't show in it...). Antway, despite its current ascend, we remain _firm_ to our prediction there.
The Jan. 2012 contracts of natural gas - currently trading close to $3.55 - will surpass $3.65 before Dec. 16.
Our 'S&P below 1200' prediction is a few days overdue. The index approached 1206, but fell short of the 1200 mark. Even though we still believe that it is only a matter of days for this target price to be attained as well, we have quite a few signals lately that point to a stock market _advance_ during the coming days. With this possibility in mind, we judge that short-sellers of the S&P should close their position shortly, after having already amassed very good profits. Other than that, we remain firm to our conviction that agricultural products will appreciate substantially soon. To our recent predictions we will add wheat today (March 2012 contracts), which will surpass $630 before Dec. 16nth. As for the USD/JPY pair, it will fall below 76 during that time too.
I looks like the fulfillment of the 1200 target price we had predicted for the S&P was not a matter of days, but a matter of _hours_, after all! (Hey Hetanos buddy, I hope you amassed hefty profits from this prediction too!). So now we turn our attention to the imminent advancement of the market indices, which we also predicted yesterday. It will happen very soon, but unfortunatelly we don't have target prices yet. Oil will advance too, but _don't_ trust this advencement a lot.... Yesterday it fell short by...24 cents from our latest $95 prediction, but it will _revisit_ that neighborhood anyway... As for the March 2012 contracts of cocoa, currently at $2400, they will appreciate by at leat 3% until December 16.
No, you're very wrong! It happened _exactly_ six market sessions late, not...three weeks!!! Just look at the original posting and its _deadline_: Friday, Nov. 11. For your convenience, I paste it here: 10-26-11 11:01 AM Right now the Dec. 2011 contracts of S&P Stock Index are trading at 1232. However they will retreat below 1200 until Nov. 11.