conclusion

since it won't be December any more, i've set up a new blog here

plan

I'm looking forward to a full day of charting in bed on the 2nd.

perfect pattern

Shouldn't really be posting this kind of screenshot, but the chart is too perfect, and I don't want to loose it. It's not like I'm really picking this one, but watch if it doesn't double next year, and then it's headed to the earlier high, so, up ten times, and maybe beyond, possibly next year or in 2015, and if not then, further out. I'm still a little wobbly on these moves, but I'm leaning towards a more rapid advance interpretation. Also (the other reason I'm not actually picking it, necessarily) there are higher potential stocks out there, where potential is how many times they look like they'll go up. But, on the whole, I'd say this is a good investment. (Haven't looked at the fundamentals.) Thank you MarketWatch.com. Thank you BigCharts.com. Thank you Dow Jones Averages. Thank you Blogger.

december 2013

where to start

no fing way am i signing up for google+ as T fing S just to comment on a Blogger blog. Blazing Sun reads like a great cheap novel. u shud look 4 a book deal. write to my friend Alicia Erian. she's THE authority on this kind of literature.

shit happens

I got a cold!

hyperblogging

If you tried to record everything you did every day on a blog, in satisfactory detail, your readers would think you were torturing them, but this is not because everything you did during the day is boring, it's because blogs (as they still exist) don't handle that kind of granularity well ... or at all, really. Let's say you had a time line that showed all the hours of your day, and in the hours were all sorts of notes, which displayed like little clouds, and then, if you were interested, you could zoom in on the clouds to study the notations in detail. This is another use for the app.