Free be-system Using stockcharts w/FF

First time posting a system, I was using the Stockcharts market message commentary to trade the AUD/JPY when they commented on the S&P 500.
For now the main assumption is to use Bear Market rules. Sell into rallies, the 50 day simple moving average has crossed below the 200 day moving average. Current resistance at 1390 ish for the S&P 500, with support at 1330ish. I use the public chart lists and their free commentary that is emailed every two weeks.
USD/CHF correlation with the 10 year treasury. Note the break of resistance above 3.6% yield, needless to say I saw this backed out, and regretted not taking it, the USD/CHF went back above parity, barely.
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$TNX
Bearish indicators for the equities
See free decisionpoint.com for their overbought article on PE ratios at overbought in spite of falling earnings.
The most bullish indication is the leading economic indicator turning up.
The USD hitting a bottom soon? Hope so, Yellen and Fisher appear adamant to oppose further reductions.
Friday- compare the Euro to price of Gold and commodities
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$CRB
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$XEU
http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?$GOLD
Politics and taxes
McCain is calling for rediverting the oil to consumers rather than the strategic oil reserves. See IBDeditorials for 16 April 2008. $70/ barrel would be the estimated price.
I'm concerned about raising taxes with the new elected officials.
I'm afraid the links aren't working like I want.
With the treasuries breaking above the 3.6 mark, it appears that investors are selling off bonds and going back to stocks. Though many volume days are low lately. Maybe this is a sign that the economy is getting better.
I'll believe it when oil drops and the USD gets stronger.

time to bet on the USD$?
When the EUR/USD tested 160 for the upteenth time, US and Eurozone officials made plain that the level was undesirable. Whats behind the comments? Fridays are great profit taking days. Shorted the EUR/USD at 1.5899 last night. Took profits at 130 pips. Will look to straddle the pair in case of further Euro strength and prepared for USD strength. Crossing the line at the end of the month with the rate decision.
Decision point advisors are saying there is a huge commodities bubble akin to the Nasdaq bubble turn of 2000, the housing bubble, which these analysts called as they were developing on time thanks to chart analysis.
I take it that people have been buying Euros to buy commodities. Still crude is up to 116. today. Expected profit taking in the commodity today.
Took other positions friendly to carry trades but did not keep them due to seeing SP 500 stopping shy of 1400. Liquidated all positions upon that sight. All positions were between 21 to 130 points. Nice gain. Journaling has been great. Will there be a retest of 1.6 on EUR/USD? test the resolve of G7?
The US is doing their job in reviving the economy, and inflation, snark, the US is overdue and overcorrecting on their interest rate target.
The Eurozones 4 % isn't all that high nor low, maybe they would like to keep the differential as is. Will see if their member countries who need a lower Euro, complain any louder than Berlusconi and Sarkozy.

a gauntlet of resistance.

Then there is the hammer on the VIX. Taking it as a reversal for the equities.
Time to sell JPY yen crosses and GBP/CHF

Last week started off with some things selling off. But have made some gains especially sp 500 is just shy of its 1400 mark, Apparently equities have followed the 10 year yield up, http://www.asburyresearch.blogspot.com/

hence the gain for the week.

Wall street's adage sell in May and go away.
Last year the equities peaked in July 2007. So what about this year with a bear market rally Currently in place?
I'm currently using the public chart lists from stockcharts, especially "chartpattern" trader and "Cobra's market view". I was hoping for a strong sell of commodities esp oil throughout the week, but saw bullish ish candle for oil, so yes less demand now, but not technically in recession hence the support for oil. I'll make a bet that we are in recession now with the price of oil, all our disposable income is all going to fuel our tanks and ensuring that we have the least expensive meals possible. With a largish family we'll have transportation costs covered for lets say six months.
Bear Market rule- sell the rally. You'll see that I called that sell Time to short the GBP/JPY GBP/CHF, USD/CHF. Why? Have you heard of the massive liquidity injected into the system on Friday? Countrywide being downgraded to junk bond status. Oil at 115+ USD??? There is no way that this will turn into a bull market anytime soon.
Negative divergence on ROC-30 for daily Ten year bonds USA. When inflation runs as hot as it is, bonds are like kissing your sister, rather than having your sister kick your butt by staying in equities.
One of the rallies extended to the 50 day moving average.
This rally extended to the 200 moving average, target reached Friday. Perfect timing for a sell off.
Buffet thinks the crisis is over? We'll see. Maybe I'll be the next Buffett with this free be system.