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The stock symbol UNG (United States Natural Gas Fund) is two candles into an abandoned baby pattern. Those of you that know this pattern, also know that it is very rare and very strong. Another possibility is the Morning Doji Star pattern, which is also a strong buy signal. Best of all, the doji was formed during a high volume trading day which means an upward gap would leave short sellers with losing trades. I hope this gaps way up for Tuesday so I can scoop it up.

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Look for this pattern to complete itself by Monday. Resistance and stop loss for this trade are at $13.70 be sure to consider the risk before opening the trade. Update for this trade will be on Tuesday at around 3:00pm.

What is an Abandoned Baby Bottom?

An abandoned baby is a three candle pattern which works out like this.

Day 1 – Down day during a downward trend.

Day 2- Large downward gap forms a doji or spinning top whose shadows don’t overlap with first or third day’s

Day 3- Large upward gap and strong bullish candle which pierces well into the first day’s territory.

Stop Loss is set at the second day’s close/open.

This pattern works because the doji signals a slowing of momentum for the bears. Then the next day ann aggressive upward gap and bullish candle destroy what is left of the downward trend. This sudden shock can give way to both short and long term reversals.

 

One of the biggest economic issues that the everyday person deals with is how to spend their fixed income in order to obtain the most  satisfaction and utility. The American populace in general tends to be uneducated when it comes to financial decisions and efficiency. I’m not saying that I am any better than they are at spending my money, but at least I realize that I have a lot to learn. The average person becomes a millionaire through hard work and saving, not lucky investments.

According to macroeconomics, I am being motivated by my self-interest to go out and get a job for the summer. Over the summer, I will work 25 hours a week starting June. For every hour I work get paid $7.90 as compensation for my time. So that means with 9 weeks in the summer I will work a total of 225 hours and make $1777.50 at best. I need to plan out how I will spend this money so that it is used efficiently.

Here is the Pie Chart. Keep in mind it is very tentative. Click it to enlarge.

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I will have $764.32 at my disposal after I am done with all of my summer work. This money can be used for many things. I will probably buy a 2 year $500 treasury inflation protected bond and use the rest for FOREX investments if I manage to keep my scholarship. Otherwise, I expect to spend all of it on classes and books.

 

Hello! Welcome to my absolutely free to read blog. This blog is going to be mostly about stocks and finance. I am a college student about to start my second year. I am majoring in finance, and want to become a financial analyst/consultant after I graduate. To that end, I have set up this blog in order to document my ideas about the financial markets.

I am for the most part a technical analyst; however, I do use value investing for long term stock picks. I prefer to use candlesticks in my analysis because of their ease of use. Candlestick patterns are also great for setting stops. I am currently reading Steve Nison’s Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques 2nd Ed.

I started actively trading during my first semester of school. The only market I am monetarily invloved in is the FOREX market. The FOREX market has proven to be very challenging if not impossible to master.

I am also trading the stock market through the simulator at www.investopedia.com.

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