1バレル当たり$50の節目を割り込む無残な越週となっています。
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日次チャートでもN字型の上昇波を作ることが出来ずに一度超えた抵抗線を再度割り込む形状となりました。
ここで踏ん張れるかどうか、、、正念場の雰囲気ですね。
An independent-minded investor sheds light on financial markets and daily lives as a lighthouse on a stormy sea.
My favorite lighthouse.
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- Review of the Week.(Oct.23rd - Oct.27th 2017)
- GLOBAL STOCKS ： Babbling about Bubble
- CRUDE OIL ： Edging Up.
- PRECIOUS METALS ： Just Treading Water.
- EUR : Now Heading lower
- CAD ： BOC on HOLD
- AUD ： Following NZD Down
- Top FX Movers of the Week.(Oct.23rd - Oct.27th 2017)
- The Final Round Rush : How Currencies Finishe...
- Review of the Week.(Oct.16th - Oct.20th 2017)
- GLOBAL STOCKS : Still Taking Highs......
- CRUDE OIL ： Holding on to the Recent Gain.
- PRECIOUS METALS ： Losing Steam?
- NZD ： Even NZD is Shaken by "NZ Shock"
- AUDNZD ： Closer Look
- Top FX Movers of the Week.(Oct.16th - Oct.20th 2017)
- The Final Round Rush : How Currencies Finished t...
- Review of the Week.(Oct.9th - Oct.13th 2017)
- GLOBAL STOCKS ： Another Strong Week now Led by Nik...
- CRUDE OIL : Recovery on Iran Factor.
- PRECIOUS METALS ： ALSO RECOVERING.
- Top FX Movers of the Week.(Oct.9th - Oct.13th 2017)
- The Final Round Rush : How Currencies Finished t...
- Review of the Week.(Oct.2nd - Oct 6th 2017)
- GLOBAL STOCKS ： One New Highs After Another.
- CRUDE OIL ： Slipped or Tripped.
- PRECIOUS METALS ： Weight of Unwinding Bias.
- USD ： Big Shorts are being Squeezed.
- Employment Loss vs Wage Increase.
- Top FX Movers of the Week.(Oct.2nd - Oct.6th 2017)
- The Final Round Rush : How Currencies Finished ...
- Review of the Week.(Sept.25th - Sept.29th 2017)
- GLOBAL STOCKS ： Doing Well.
- CRUDE OIL ： Staying Above $50 Mark.
- PRECIOUS METALS ： Consolidation
- USD : Still The One to Buy on Risk?
- CADJPY ： Ain't the Worst That You've Seen....
- Top FX Movers of the Week.(Sept.25th - 29th.2017)
- The Final Round Rush : How Currencies Finished...
- Top FX Movers for the Month of September 2017.
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- Robert Henry
- Robert Henry was born in japan and grew up in both Japan and US. He loves lighthouses and gives his unique 360 degree perspective that casts new lights on lives and financial markets that are sometimes tough and rough like stormy sea.