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Good morning.

Over the past year, I have been putting together chapters of a book that I hope to release within the next six months. It has been a collaboration with Terry Wooten, my friend and a legendary financial editor who was in no small part responsible for the Dow Jones Newswire you read every day on terminals. Part of my process has been organic, where I write down experiences, and Terry masterfully edits them so that readers can better understand my particular thought process.

What I would like to do today, with your permission, is share the raw material for one such chapter. It involves how the gold market, and other markets, are managed by various players. It stems from a parallel explanation by none other than Jesse Livermore, who introduced a concept called the accumulation barrel, or accumulation cylinder.

That concept will be a central part of what we discuss today in this special technical analysis portion of the book I am working on and sharing presently

So, thank you in advance.

Technical Analysis as Behavioral Science

* The Cap, Cover, Trade, and Accumulate Structure

* The BIS as the Ultimate Backstop

* Cap and Cover: The Classical Pattern

* The Fight After the Cap

* Cap and Accumulate

* The Right Side of the Pattern

* Jesse Livermore’s Accumulation Barrel

* Technical Analysis Reduced to Two Actions

* Markets With Backstops

* Technical Analysis as Behavioral Science