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Many of you must be wondering what's going on with SunPower...the short answer is: Nothing.
What we are seeing is a very typical base building process which typically lasts a minimum of 8 weeks...
Now let me share a few interesting, and bullish, observation(s)...
Regular readers of my blog will recall that way back in February, I wrote a post on Sprint titled: " The Most Beautiful Cup And Handle Pattern Ever. And should you care to reread it, you will see a weekly chart of Sprint that showed a beautiful cup and handle pattern that took 3 years to form...On that particular chart, the handle alone was 18 weeks long and it took an additional 8 weeks before Sprint pulled out of that C&H pattern, and in the process made a boatload of money for my Options2Wealth portfolio...
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A very similar Cup and Handle pattern, almost as beautiful as Sprint's, has formed in SunPower's weekly candlestick chart...
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Next week on Monday, immediately upon the ringing of the opening bell, SPWR's 50 week sma will cross its 200 week sma from below...and the handle will be at least 7 weeks long...
And now let's talk about the solar sector...
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Like I said in a previous post, I expect SPWR to print at least $26 in the next 2-3 weeks...Then come back down to $23 and in the process of this gyration, form a beautiful flag pattern on its PnF chart...It should then breakout from there and reach my next target of $33 around next earnings' announcement at the end of October / beginning of November...
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KP it has been long time since you have written another blog. Your loyal readers enjoy your analysis and would love to hear from you.
KP, You are right again, SPWR it $26 today. Let's see if this retests $22. I think it will go to $22.1 but not quite $22.00 & then back up to form a symmetrical triangle pattern inside this big flag pattern. We need 5 columns for the triangle to confirm & we are at the 3rd column. :-)
Thank you Mkarakum and IB for bringing my attention to a typo...What I meant to say is that ideally, after printing $26, I would like to see SPWR's stock price to make a 3 Box reversal and come back down to $23. That is the price when we will get a beautifully perfect flag pattern and it is from there I would like to see SPWR's next breakout to the upside...The $22 dollar price that I had mentioned was a mistake and I have made the correction to my original blog post...kp
yea but two times the PnF chart is violated one on the AAPL and then now on SPWR. So not sure how much we need to rely on it. I think we use as a guidance but as we see nothing is set in stone. Tomorrow something might happend and this thing goes to 10 or 40 and you cant see that on the chart. AAPL is an example imo.
MKarakum, You got it...PnF is only a tool, though a damn good one, that should be used to help make investment decisions...
KP finally glad to hear from you again! You must be very busy. I sure understand these charts and your strategies better now. I agree with you on the put that is not something I would do as well especially on a stock that Im long.
I was thinking about this since mid sept. Don't have courage to short GOOG this. For now just playing with SPWR & AAPL. By the way, if you see AAPL pnf, it is showing lower highs & now the resistance is $493. If this stays below this level, do you think it is safe to hold it through earnings. I feel earnings are going to be good but if there is no china deal & 5C sales &/or guidance is below expectations, then this will go down hard. any thoughts?
I got my lesson last time by not getting out before the china i phone launch. That was a disaster. I am convinced that it will not pass 496 before the ER. So i got out, because every week the option price is going down so I will get back in later. I am thinking about doing a straddle and hedging both ways at the ER.
So, The Guru has been spot on, once again, lol, why am I not surprised? KP, I've looked more in depth on the candle stick analysis after you gave examples of how you'd used cup and handle formations successfully. So, couple of introductory questions on it. Do you pay the umbrella lines of hangman & hammer equal attention, in terms of momentum and impact? Or do you wait for hangman confirmation signals before getting out of a trade? Also, do you always use doji signal as an immediate trend breaker/reversal candidate, or is there ways it can fool you as a continuation pattern? Is there a hard and fast rule behind this?
Hello KP,
Hi KP,
-$5.50= Ascending Double Top
-$6.00=Ascending Double Top Breakout, PnF Trend Turns Positive as it violates the Bearish Resistance Line
-Relative Strength (RS) vs Mkt showed BUY Signal on 7/15/2013
-Peer RS showed BUY Signal on 7/15/2013
-RS vs Mkt turned to a column of X's on 9/30/2013 (yesterday)
-Peer RS turned to column of X's on /30/2013 (yesterday)
-Currently PnF Chart in Negative Trend until Bearish Resistance line violated at $6.00 (as stated above)
-Weekly RSI in Candlestick chart slightly higher at 66 (but not too high, and has hit highs of 85 twice just recently in July and August)
-Weekly Candlestick is beginning to develop into your famed cup and handle formation. It still has to move up to the $10-$12 range to complete the formation.
-Guggenheim Solar ETF (TAN) is in a Positive Trend, in a column of X's, and with a buy signal on 5/20/2013
-Market Vectors Solar Energy (KWT) is in a column of X's, with a buy signal on 7/15/2013, but is still in a negative trend.
KP, now that SOL is your second larges holding, have you gone sour on AAPL? Do you expect good news in the Earnings Call on Monday? Also, with SOL taking a big hit Thursday and Friday this week, is this a good buying opportunity? The chart looks beautiful to me with consistent higher tops and higher bottoms in its current formation, I am hoping for a turnaround and march right past its most recent high. What are your thoughts?
Andy, glad to hear that your first options trade was profitable...
Hi Karim,
-Previously, the original Price Target for AAPL was to reach $580 within the month of September. Unfortunately, there was a lot of unwarranted noise (which turned out to be buying decisions) and it doesn't look like this will happen. Is this still your price target within October?
-Do you still expect a China Mobile deal to be announced within a month or two (by 11/20)?
-In August, you expected SPWR to hit $26, and ideally fall back to $22, then off to the races, form a double top and reach your initial Price Target of $33. It has gone to $28 and has an overbought RSI. Should we take profits here and expect a pullback? Or, stick in and hope to it $29, showing a double top breakout and expect SPWR to shoot up to at least $33?
-8/8 comment-> SPWR Mkt Cap will surpass that of FSLR. GREAT CALL!
-8/17 comment-> SPWR to make new 52 week high, it did today 10/2. GREAT CALL!
-Way back during your public portfolio days (May), you expected WFR (now SUNE) to go to $13.50. This stock ran up to $10.47 in late July and has been pretty stagnant since. Do you still expect this price target? You have been long on SUNE for a very long while now so I was curious if your expectations have changed or not?
I don't usually place monthly targets on stocks...however, in a nutshell, yes, that is still my target...A print of $500 will be an important breakout signal...Like you said, everything that occurred in the past month, was just that, noise...and as folks here must have noticed, an incredible buying opportunity for those who took advantage of the chaos...
Hi KP,
Hi KP,
Not sure where you see a breakdown in SOL's chart...
Hi KP & Rshayeg, with ATR setting on pnf chart, which is short term indicator showed negative breakout. PO is 4.73 & today we are close to that. I agree long term this should be $10+. Today is my entry point in SOL at 4.82. KP, for you this small fluctuation is noise :-) The more I use pnf the more I love this methodology.
Thank you both for your input. I too have been following Renesola for quite a few years (since the solar boom days when it was at $12) and just how well is has performed and survived in such a debt laden industry. I have been following your blog since your call on SPWR (which was a great call Sir). I also am very bullish on APPL as well as it finally crossed over that $500 resistance point. Great blog and good to see active users with so much insight :)
Invest.beginner, thank you for the response. KP/Invest.beginner do you see this range that SOL is trading at (currently at 4.66) as a bottom?? I personally did not thing it would break below the 4.70 range. Thanks in advance... with the amount the stock has dropped this week I would hope next week will be a better week :)
Sorry, another follow up question.... being that SPWR reports earnings next week... do you think that expect a sell off, considering last earnings report they beat the street and raised guidance however the stock went from ~$28 down to the $22 range. Given SPWR's rise to $33 do you expect profit taking or can the stock break to a new 52 week high given another good earnings report? Thanks and have a good weekend all!
FYI...On Friday SunPower filed form 8-K with the SEC that gave me some pause...Here is the exact verbiage of the filing:
thanks for the update KP! I should have been aware of that. though the company did post a pretty darn good quarter, the stock is going down in after hours once again. that being said, would this may be another buying opportunity possibly? or would we expect the stock to take a breather and should wait for the weekly RSI to come down out of the 70 range? final question, now that you ABSOLUTELY hit the $33 price target on the head, what's your next bet for movement in the stock price? or are you going to reallocate more resources to SOL in the meantime? Thanks as always.
I don't believe it has...What we are seeing is general consolidation in the entire solar sector, which of course is very good for its long term health...I have been a buyer of SPWR options during this correction and am confident that my options will yield me handsome results...but then, what do I know...I was also very bullish on ReneSol and look what happened to its stock price today...LOL! kp
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Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, October, 29, 2011, (8:04am)
Age readers are reminded that there are two sides a story about a relationship that ended a quarter of a century ago, but some of us are too polite to publish someone's old love letters to prove it.
I am grateful The Age at least agreed to publish this morsel. I do wonder why none of the letters that others have said they sent in disgust have been published.
No comments on Suzanne Walshe. The issue is The Age.
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Labor chooses a few anti-nuclear hysterics over our friendship with India
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, October, 29, 2011, (7:44am)
Paul Kelly is spot on about this absurd and essentially religious taboo:
WITH Julia Gillard's foreign policy in the spotlight the issue cannot be ignored: how long will the obsolete and discredited ALP policy be allowed to prejudice Australia's ties with India, the emerging third biggest economy in the world? ...
The issue is that the ALP platform stops Labor selling uranium to India… At the Perth meeting India has made its concerns apparent. Commonwealth Business Council chief, Indian diplomat Mohan Kaul, said a change in Australian policy was "important to India"…
Consider the facts. Australia exports uranium yellowcake to China, Japan, South Korea, the US, Taiwan and several European countries. Approval is finalised for export to Russia. With Australia holding some of the world's largest reserves its policy has global import. The present ban on uranium sales to India was imposed by the Rudd government in 2008, reversing a Howard government decision. There is no justification, strategic or economic, for the ban…
On uranium, Labor policy is that export recipients must be members of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. The treaty, originating in the 1970s, is based on a bargain between the established nuclear weapon states and non-nuclear members. Because India became a nuclear power after conclusion of the treaty it is not a member.... India's record on non-proliferation is superior to that of both China and Russia yet, unlike India, they can buy our uranium because they meet Labor's NPT membership test.
In 2008, the Nuclear Suppliers Group, the main governing body that determines nuclear export policy, authorised a waiver that permitted uranium exports to India. The Rudd government backed this waiver. Smith correctly told India this showed our acceptance of India's credentials. In fact, it creates an absurdity: Labor supports other nations selling uranium to India, but not Australia.
Proof that Labor still lets the crazies determine some of the most loaded issues.
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They're there because they're there
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, October, 29, 2011, (7:36am)
Greg Sheridan wonders what on earth the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Perth is actually achieving:
The moments of sublime and ineffable vacuity began early in Perth. At her joint press conference with Sharma, Gillard declared that it was the purpose of this Commonwealth meeting to come to joint positions on a range of issues, and then to take these positions forward to other international bodies.
Among the issues she listed for a joint Commonwealth position was climate change.
Climate change? Really?
The Commonwealth contains Canada, whose Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, won an absolute majority for the first time in a national election by promising not to introduce a carbon tax or an emissions trading scheme. Canada's foreign minister amplified this for Australian audiences by saying Canada would never have such a tax. The Commonwealth also contains Britain, which participates in the albeit very feeble European emissions trading scheme, and which has announced highly ambitious carbon targets. It also contains India which, like China, regards greenhouse gases as a developed world problem and plans, like China, massive and continuous expansion of coal-fired electricity generation. Then there is Australia, about to impose the world's greatest carbon tax. And some of the poorest nations in Africa, whose problems are not global warming but getting their economies warm.
What common position is there in all this? Was there a common Commonwealth position at Copenhagen? If there was, it certainly escaped anybody's notice…
The world has substantially failed to register that the Perth meeting is occurring. While Gillard was lecturing the Europeans about the need to live within their means, which presumably means avoiding budget deficits and government debt, you couldn't find a speck of coverage of the Commonwealth's vital role in the European debt crisis.
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Blainey on the chilling of debate
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, October, 29, 2011, (7:06am)
Nick Cater talks to our greatest historian, Geoffrey Blainey:
A decade later, his Stolen Generations scepticism again marked him as an intellectual troublemaker, despite his genuinely held doubts at the weakness of black-armband evidence. He had marched out of step with orthodoxy and was guilty of profanity.
"The Stolen Generation, as it's described, and a loose usage of the word genocide, seem to me to be using the imagination far more than you should," he says. "I think intellectual fashions have been more powerful in the last 20 or 30 years. Big sections of Australians who are in academic life have from time to time had something important to say and most of them don't say it. It's often that if they say something that's unfashionable, their career may not go as far as it should."
Many of Blainey's quarrels with contemporary academe boil down to questions about the nature and jurisdiction of science. Blainey's instinct that science is a process of discovery rather than a body of consensual knowledge, true beyond question, would have been unremarkable 20 years ago. Yet in today's heated climate, he risks being pinned with the badge of the denier, or at very least the arrogant slur of youth that, perhaps, he is simply past it. The rigidity of modern thought struggles with the wisdom of experience, particularly in Blainey's case, where wisdom has been honed by more than a half-century of historical study.
"It seems to me," Blainey advances with customary caution, "It seems to me that science, in the eyes of its spokesmen, has reached an unusual stage. Sometimes in public debates you hear scientists saying this is simply a question for scientists, keep out. We have that in Australia on topics like global warming.
"I think maybe we've reached an unusual stage in the flow of ideas where the science is too much on top. The interesting thing to me about science is it's given the benefit of the doubt now in ways that Christianity used to be given the benefit of the doubt."
Blainey has now written a history of Christianity. I am delighted that he's agreed to come onto The Bolt Report next week to discuss it.
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Reith attacks Abbott for showing up Gillard and her dud laws
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, October, 29, 2011, (6:46am)
Peter Reith will make the Liberals pay for not making him party president in a ballot he lost by a single vote:
HOWARD government minister Peter Reith has attacked Tony Abbott for suggesting that Julia Gillard intervene in the worsening Qantas dispute, declaring it would set back industrial relations policy 30 years....
"Qantas has very sensibly resisted and avoided the idea that the government should intervene. From a practical perspective, the Prime Minister would not want to be involved in this dispute because she can't win."
Mr Reith said the Coalition was acting out of political interest and not from a policy basis.
"In the longer term, the Fair Work Act needs significant reform and this dispute highlights that both the government and the opposition need to start the public debate on how to fix the legislation," he said.
I'm not sure I completely follow Reith's argument, which seems to be that if Abbott did get Gillard to interverne, she'd be shown up as a hopeless negotiator who created a hopeless IR system, giving Kevin Rudd an excuse to remove her:
From a practical perspective, the Prime Minister would not want to be involved in this dispute because she can't win. She could publicly back the unions who put her in office and that could seal Qantas's fate and produce job losses. If she supports the company, which is the only rational approach, the unions will soon be supporting Kevin Rudd…
I thought Abbott's position was that Gillard was a hopeless negotiator and everything she touched turned to mud. So why would the opposition want the government involved?…
Apart from public comments, the government could go into FWA and seek a suspension of the industrial action. It would be an admission of the failure of the Fair Work legislation that, in name, is supposed to be built on the concept of enterprise bargaining.
I do not have much confidence in FWA. Labor has stacked it with union appointees and the culture of the place is that every dispute has to be settled by giving something to each side. In this case, however, if the unions get anything like what they are seeking, then the business will be severely damaged…
In the longer term, the Fair Work Act needs significant reform and this dispute highlights that both the government and the opposition need to start the public debate on how to fix the legislation.
I am also intrigued why Reith singles out Abbott for criticism when only yesterday we read that the premiers of NSW and Victoria both wrote to Gillard demanding she intervene.
There won't be much of an airline left to save if this goes on:
QANTAS boss Alan Joyce has warned that half the airline would "be gone" within a year - with tens of thousands of jobs potentially at risk - if unions pursued their industrial campaign into 2012…
His stark assessment of the financial costs of industrial action now crippling the airline - estimated to be $2 million a day - has put a cloud over at least 17,000 jobs, or almost half the Qantas workforce.
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Not a "denier", and nothing denied
Andrew Bolt –, Saturday, October, 29, 2011, (12:02am)
Professor Richard A. Muller made clear in 2008 that he was a warmist who was happy if some alarmists exaggerated in the right cause:
Q: I know you drive a Prius. What else are you doing to reduce your carbon emissions?
A: My house is lit by compact fluorescent light bulbs. Let me just tell you, though: Suppose I drove an SUV and lit my house with the worst kind of light—I could still be an environmentalist. Al Gore flies around in a jet plane—absolutely fine with me. The important thing is not getting Al Gore out of his jet plane; the important thing is solving the world's problem. What we really need are policies around the world that address the problem, not feel-good measures. If [Al Gore] reaches more people and convinces the world that global warming is real, even if he does it through exaggeration and distortion—which he does, but he's very effective at it—then let him fly any plane he wants.
This week the warmist media, exaggerating in the right cause, presents him as a sceptic all along who has now seen the light:
FOR the clueless or cynical diehards who deny global warming, it's getting awfully cold out there. The latest icy blast of reality comes from an eminent scientist whom climate-change sceptics once lauded as one of their own.
Richard Muller, a respected physicist at the University of California, Berkeley, used to dismiss alarming climate research as "polluted by political and activist frenzy''. Frustrated at what he considered shoddy science, Muller launched his own comprehensive study to set the record straight. Instead, the record set him straight.
And even after all that, what Muller actually says is what few sceptics would argue with:
FOR the clueless or cynical diehards who deny global warming, it's getting awfully cold out there. The latest icy blast of reality comes from an eminent scientist whom climate-change sceptics once lauded as one of their own.
Global warming is real. Perhaps our results will help cool this portion of the climate debate. How much of the warming is due to humans and what will be the likely effects? We made no independent assessment of that.
And a few other missing pieces:
First, the reports have not yet been peer reviewed. Also, the BEST project conclusions were based solely on land data and did not include ocean data.
Don't warmists usually scream "peer reviewed"?
Some inconvenient evidence that Muller overlooked or excluded - not least a decade of no warming of the oceans.
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Tips for Saturday, October 29
Andrew Bolt –, Friday, October, 28, 2011, (11:49pm)
Tell us the news.
On The Bolt Report tomorrow on Channel 10 (10am and 4:30pm): Peter Costello, Richard Denniss, Bruce Hawker and Donna Laframboise on her IPCC expose.
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After a decade of no warming, here come the excuses
Andrew Bolt –, Friday, October, 28, 2011, (10:25am)
Finally the warmists are facing up a problem that so many in the media refused to even acknowledge (see video):
Barnes had uncovered a piece of a puzzle that has provoked, frustrated and focused climate scientists over the past half decade. It is a mystery that has given cover to forces arrayed against the reality of human-driven global warming. And it is a question that can be easily stated: Why, despite steadily accumulating greenhouse gases, did the rise of the planet's temperature stall for the past decade?
"If you look at the last decade of global temperature, it's not increasing," Barnes said. "There's a lot of scatter to it. But the [climate] models go up. And that has to be explained. Why didn't we warm up?"
Judith Curry has not much sympathy for the excuses being trotted out by some alarmists. After citing some, she concludes:
Well thank you IPCC authors for letting us know what is really behind that "very likely" assessment of attribution 20th century warming. A lot of overbloated over confidence that cannot survive a few years of cooling. The light bulbs seem to be just turning on in your heads over the last two years. Think about all the wasted energy fighting the "deniers" when they could have been listening, trying to understand their arguments, and making progress to increase our understanding of the causes of climate variability and change.
Well thank you IPCC authors for letting us know what is really behind that "very likely" assessment of attribution 20th century warming. A lot of overbloated over confidence that cannot survive a few years of cooling. The light bulbs seem to be just turning on in your heads over the last two years. Think about all the wasted energy fighting the "deniers" when they could have been listening, trying to understand their arguments, and making progress to increase our understanding of the causes of climate variability and change.
(Thanks to reader Steve.)
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Doom-sayers never too wrong for "100 metres" Williams
Andrew Bolt –, Friday, October, 28, 2011, (10:08am)
Reader Stephen is as astonished as am I:
After forty years of being unrelievedly wrong about every major warning he has issued, ABC Radio National's 'The Science Show' is having Paul Ehrlich on -- it alleges he's 'the 2 billionth person'—to discuss 'the implications of the 7 billionth', who the UN expects to come into the world this weekend.
To remind you, in 1968 he wrote in The Population Bomb:The battle to feed all of humanity is over. In the 1970's the world will undergo famines--hundreds of millions of people are going to starve to death in spite of any crash programs embarked upon now. At this late date nothing can prevent a substantial increase in the world death rate...
It hardly needs to be said that he was wrong, of course. Not that you'd know it. According to Wikipedia, in 2009 he and his wife claimed: 'perhaps the most serious flaw in The Bomb was that it was much too optimistic about the future'.
This isn't science. Time and time again over the last forty years Ehrlich has made predictions and time and time again he has been proven wrong, but he resorts to the logical fallacy of special pleading to justify his failures. The most obvious example was when he lost his bet with economist Julian Simon—Simon said that a package of commodities, which Ehrlich could choose, would fall in price over ten years, indicating greater abundance. When they duly fell, Ehrlich paid up on the bet, but later claimed that Simon won only because of special circumstances.
Today he remains a predictor of a slow-onset apocalypse, just as he has for the last four and half decades. He just moves the date back, and sometimes tweaks the mechanism.
Yet the ABC is getting him onto a science program to tell us what seven billion people mean.
But then this is a program hosted by Robyn "100 metres" Williams....
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I think I know why he won't debate
Andrew Bolt –, Friday, October, 28, 2011, (9:49am)
Steve Sherwood, co-director of the University of NSW's Climate Change Research Centre, tries to excuse the refusal of warmist scientists to debate their critics:
The basic physics of global warming may be simple, but the potential complications revived in perpetuity by contrarians took years for experts to sort out. They cannot be adequately explained in an hour or a day.
A solicitor with integrity, faced with 30 seconds to deliver trial evidence, would refuse to participate in such a scheme.
Climate scientists are refusing to enter public debates for exactly the same reason.
(The full article is behind paywall.)
This strikes me as a complete cop-out, not least because many of those scientists seem to hold no such scruples about presenting their alarmist case in brief ads or short statements when they can be sure the audience is friendly. And oddly enough, Sherwood himself seems happy enough to argue his case in a University of NSW video lasting just 1:21 minutes - as long as there's no one there to question him:
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"Just get in the car, Jacey," Dad commands. Without hesitation, I bolt to the other side of his cruiser and climb in the passenger seat. As we pull onto the road, I catch a glimpse of Liam's confused expression, but I don't care about him right now.
"What kind of accident?" I repeat a little more forcefully as we race through town.
"He was in a motorcycle accident!" Dad shouts over the sirens. I furrow my eyebrows.
"That doesn't make sense!" We turn onto one of the back roads on the outside of town leading to the sketchy part of town. I look out the window at the beat up houses. Pretty much everything around here is vandalized.
Suddenly, I remember that this is where Colton grew up. This is where Colton's old house was. I swallow as I think about what it was like for him living here.
I had only been in this part of town one other time, and it had been terrible.
"Alex, I don't think we should be here," my voice drops to barely above a whisper as my eyes rest on a boy, no older than 19, sitting on a bench wearing a dark black coat with the hood up. His head is shaved and his eyes are dark.
"Oh, don't be such a goody-goody, Jace. I come here all the time." I know she is lying by the nervous hint in her voice, but I don't say anything.
"Let's just go back to my house," I say with a shaky voice. The summer sun is setting behind the mountains and on the opposite side of the sky, a dark, menacing blue has started to spread.
"Come on, Jacey. We're almost there." I bite my lip as I see a group of frightening men approaching us from the other side of the street. My breath catches in my throat and I instinctively reach out and grasp the sleeve of Alex's coat.
"Let go of my coat, Jacey." she grumbles, ripping her arm free.
"Which way is Maya's house again?"
"Was it this way?"
"Alex!" I hiss as quietly as I can manage. The men are getting closer. Alex turns around to frown at me.
"Wha-" Her eyes widen and the words fade from her lips as she notices the group of men.
"Alex," I say desperately, but she's as frozen as a deer in headlights. I grab her wrist and run in the opposite direction, not caring if it's not the way we needed to go. At first, I'm scared that she's just going to topple over, but she snaps back to reality before that happens.
We dash down a dark road, the sky is almost completely covered in blue now. Turning into a neighborhood, we stop for a breath only to see, just a couple feet away, a man staring intently at us. He has a long, scraggly beard and he's wearing a brown beanie on his head. He's wearing dirty pants and a black coat. I can see he's homeless and starving. I turn around, planning on running away from this eerie man, when I see the group of men from earlier, seeming to have taken a shortcut and found us.
"Alex," I squeak. She's leaning over, resting her hands on her knees. She turns around to see what I'm talking about and immediately, she straightens up. Without a word, she takes off to the left in between two houses. I tear after her, but she had always been the better runner, and my flip flops are not helping me any. I can hear loud voices behind me, urging us to come back, saying everything's alright they won't hurt us. Yeah, okay.
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Alfred Hitchcock Movies In Chronological Order
Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock is considered as one of the greatest filmmakers of the 20th Century. He was a cinematic genius, making over half a century of silent films and talkies throughout a span of six decades in the British Film Industry and Hollywood. The main theme of most of Hitchcock's movies was the psychological thriller and criminal brilliance, which intended to bring out the best and worst innermost traits of a human being.
Having an edge-of-the-seat sequence of events, heart-pounding twists at different stages, the captivating performances by acting stalwarts Carey Grant, Grace Kelley, James Stewart, Charles Laughton, Gregory Peck, Vera Miles, Joan Fontaine, Joseph Cotten and Ingrid Bergman, the following Alfred Hitchcock movies have stood the test of time and have been awarded the mantle of the thriller genre by 4 consecutive generations.
Number 13 (1922)
Hitchcock also shot some scenes for Number 13, his first directing job in 1922, but the film was never finished and the footage is considered lost.
Writer: Anita Ross (unconfirmed)
Stars: Clare Greet, Ernest Thesiger
The Pleasure Garden (1925)
The first film of Hitchcock, the story delves into the lives of two chorus girls, one of whom is betrayed by her husband and the other proves unfaithful to her fiancee.
Writers: Oliver Sandys (novel), Eliot Stannard
Stars: Virginia Valli, Carmelita Geraghty, Miles Mander
The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927)
During an ongoing search for a murderer who kills blonde women, a new lodger renting a room is suspected by his landlady for the crime.
Writers: Marie Belloc Lowndes (novel), Eliot Stannard (scenario)
Stars: June, Ivor Novello, Marie Ault
The Ring (1927)
Two boxers have a competitive spite of being the best in town, further aggravated by trying to win the heart of their lady love.
Stars: Carl Brisson, Lillian Hall-Davis, Ian Hunter
Downhill (1927)
Permanently suspended from school for committing to have made a girl pregnant, Roddy Berwick returns to his luxurious mansion holding a bleak future and a flurry of bad luck and misfortunes.
Writers: Constance Collier (play), Ivor Novello (play)
Stars: Ivor Novello, Ben Webster, Norman McKinnel
The Mountain Eagle (1927)
All copies of The Mountain Eagle, Hitchcock's 1927 film, are believed lost, but you can find stills in Truffaut's Hitchcock as well as Dan Aulier's Hitchcock's Notebooks.
Writers: Max Ferner, Charles Lapworth (story)
Stars: Bernhard Goetzke, Nita Naldi, Malcolm Keen
Easy Virtue (1928)
Stars: Isabel Jeans, Franklin Dyall, Ian Hunter
The Farmer's Wife (1928)
After being widowed in his not so young age, a farmer Samuel searches for the potential bride for him until he falls for his housekeeper Minta.
Writers: Eden Phillpotts (play), Eliot Stannard (adaptation)
Stars: Jameson Thomas, Lillian Hall-Davis, Gordon Harker
Champagne (1928)
Stars: Betty Balfour, Gordon Harker, Jean Bradin
Blackmail (1929)
A woman living in London falls in trouble when she is blackmailed by a stranger for murdering the person who attempts to rape her. "Blackmail" is Hitchcock's first all-talkie film.
Stars: Anny Ondra, Charles Paton, Cyril Ritchard
The Manxman (1928)
Stars: Carl Brisson, Malcolm Keen, Anny Ondra
Juno and the Paycock (1930)
A small Irish family of four becomes devastated when the son is killed for treachery to the IRA, the daughter becomes pregnant, and the family is reduced to impoverishment and destruction.
Writers: Sean O'Casey (play), Alfred Hitchcock (adaptation)
Stars: Maire O'Neill, Sara Allgood, Edward Chapman, Barry Fitzgerald
Murder! (1930)
Sir John Menier probes into the killing of an actress of a traveling theater troupe after he suspects another actress to be wrongly framed for the crime.
Writers: Clemence Dane (adapted from: "Enter Sir John"), Helen Simpson
Stars: Herbert Marshall, Norah Baring, Phyllis Konstam
Mary (1930)
The German version of Murder! It was shot at the same time as the English version, but with German actors.
Elstree Calling (1930)
The 1930 film Elstree Calling is a series of musical comedy vignettes. Hitchcock directed a small bit for this.
The Skin Game (1931)
Writers: John Galsworthy, Alfred Hitchcock
Stars: Edmund Gwenn, Jill Esmond, C.V. France, Helen Haye
Rich and Strange (1931)
Writers: Dale Collins (novel), Alfred Hitchcock
Stars: Henry Kendall, Joan Barry, Percy Marmont
Number 17 (1932)
When a corpse is discovered in an abandoned house, Detective Fordyce looks into a secret revolving around a missing necklace and plenty of suspicious people who turns up claiming it.
Writers: Joseph Jefferson Farjeon
Stars: Leon M. Lion, Anne Grey, John Stuart
Waltzes From Vienna (1934)
Writers: Heinz Reichert (based on The Great London Halhambra Success), Ernst Marischka
Stars: Edmund Gwenn, Jessie Matthews, Fay Compton
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
Bob and his wife, Jill come holidaying in Switzerland when they stumble upon a dangerous information. When their daughter is abducted by assassins, they must find a way to bring her back without any external help.
Writers: Charles Bennett, D.B. Wyndham-Lewis
Stars: Leslie Banks, Edna Best, Peter Lorre, Nova Pilneam
The 39 Steps (1935)
Writers: John Buchan (adapted from the novel by), Charles Bennett (adaptation)
Stars: Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll, Peggy Ashcroft, Lucie Mannheim
Secret Agent (1936)
The supposedly dead British Intelligence agent Edgar Brodie, accompanied by Elsa Carrington and the General, is sent on a mission to Switzerland to locate a spy. An American, Robert Young tries to join them, and this puts them in a dispute.
Writers: W. Somerset Maugham (novel), Campbell Dixon (play)
Stars: John Gielgud, Peter Lorre, Madeleine Carroll, Robert Young, Lilli Palmer
Sabotage (1936)
Writers: Joseph Conrad (from the novel: "The Secret Agent" by), Charles Bennett (screenplay)
Stars: Sylvia Sidney, Oskar Homolka, Desmond Tester
Young and Innocent (1937)
The dead body of an actress washes up on the shore, and witness Robert Tisdall is arrested for her murder. He escapes and meets the police chief's daughter Erica, and the two of them jointly embark on finding the real killer.
Writers: Josephine Tey (based on the novel "A Shilling For Candles" by), Charles Bennett (screenplay)
Stars: Nova Pilbeam, Derrick De Marney, Percy Marmont
The Lady Vanishes (1938)
Writers: Ethel Lina White (story: "The Wheel Spins" by), Sidney Gilliat (screenplay)
Stars: Margaret Lockwood, Michael Redgrave, Paul Lukas, Dame May Whitty
Jamaica Inn (1939)
Mary, after the death of her mother, goes looking for her aunt Patience when she suspects her uncle of illegal activities and confides in her companion Humphrey, only to realize something more sinister is going on.
Writers: Sidney Gilliat (screenplay), Joan Harrison (screenplay)
Stars: Maureen O'Hara, Robert Newton, Charles Laughton
Rebecca (1940)
Writers: Daphne Du Maurier (novel), Robert E. Sherwood (screenplay)
Stars: Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, George Sanders
Foreign Correspondent (1940)
Writers: Charles Bennett (screenplay), Joan Harrison (screenplay)
Stars: Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall
Mr. And Mrs. Smith (1941)
David and Ann Smith find out that despite being spouses, they are not technically married. Ann starts dating another man Jeff, and David tries to win back her love. It is a humorous change from Hitchcock's usual theme of movies.
Writer: Norman Krasna (story)
Stars: Carole Lombard, Robert Montgomery, Gene Raymond
Suspicion (1941)
Writers: Samson Raphaelson (screenplay), Joan Harrison (screenplay)
Stars: Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine, Cedric Hardwicke
Saboteur (1942)
Writers: Peter Viertel (screenplay), Joan Harrison (screenplay)
Stars: Priscilla Lane, Robert Cummings, Otto Kruger
Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
While staying with his relatives in Santa Rosa, Uncle Charlie, although very charming, is suspected by her niece for being wanted for murder, even after the case is closed as another suspect gets killed.
Writers: Thornton Wilder (screenplay), Sally Benson (screenplay)
Stars: Teresa Wright, Joseph Cotten, Macdonald Carey
Bon Voyage (1944), Aventure Malgache (1944)
Bon Voyage and Aventure Malgache were propaganda short films Hitchcock directed in 1944. Both are in French and each last about thirty minutes.
Writers: Angus MacPhail, J.O.C. Orton
Stars: John Blythe
Lifeboat (1944)
Writers: John Steinbeck (novel), Jo Swerling (screenplay)
Stars: Tallulah Bankhead, John Hodiak, Walter Slezak
Spellbound (1945)
Writers: Ben Hecht (screenplay adapted from the novel:"The House of Dr. Edwardes" )
Stars: Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck, Michael Chekhov
Notorious (1946)
Writer: Ben Hecht
Stars: Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains
The Paradine Case (1947)
Writers: Robert Hichens (novel), Alma Reville (adaptation)
Stars: Gregory Peck, Ann Todd, Charles Laughton
Rope (1948)
Two close friends and colleagues asphyxiate their mutual friend with a rope, and host a dinner buffet on a chest hiding his body only to demonstrate that the act of murder is an art for the people of very special significance. However a guest at the party, their college professor is not convinced by their heavily portrayed innocence.
Writers: Hume Cronyn (adapted by), Patrick Hamilton (play)
Stars: James Stewart, John Dall, Farley Granger
Under Capricorn (1949)
Writers: John Colton (play), Margaret Linden (play)
Stars: Ingrid Bergman, Joseph Cotten, Michael Wilding
Stage Fright (1950)
Writers: Whitfield Cook (screenplay), Alma Reville (adaptation)
Stars: Marlene Dietrich, Jane Wyman, Richard Todd
Strangers on a Train (1951)
A psychopath kills off the distraught wife of tennis star Guy Haines on a train and in exchange urges the latter to murder his father. However, Guy is now under watch for the unnatural death of his wife.
Writers: Raymond Chandler (screenplay), Czenzi Ormonde (screenplay)
Stars: Farley Granger, Robert Walker, Ruth Roman
I Confess (1953)
Writers: George Tabori (screenplay), William Archibald (screenplay)
Stars: Montgomery Clift, Anne Baxter, Karl Malden
Dial M For Murder (1954)
In a bid to finish off his rich wife Margot to reign over her inheritance, Tony Wendice orchestrates a master plan by blackmailing an old friend to carry out the deed, only to have his scheme go wrong and now he has to save himself from the police to avoid being arrested.
Writers: Frederick Knott (screenplay)
Stars: Ray Milland, Grace Kelly, Robert Cummings
Rear Window (1954)
An excellent version of voyeurism portrayed from a window, this film presents an incapacitated professional photographer in a wheelchair who happens to watch a murder being committed and tries to solve it to bring the killer to justice.
Writers: Cornell Woolrich (based on the short story), John Michael Hayes (screenplay)
Stars: James Stewart, Grace Kelly, Wendell Corey
To Catch A Thief (1955)
A retired cat burglar must clear his name when a series of thefts and robberies are committed in his fashion, and he strives to maintain his romantic relationship with jewel owner Francie when her treasures get stolen.
Writers: John Michael Hayes (screenplay), David Dodge (novel)
Stars: Cary Grant, Grace Kelly, Jessie Royce Landis
The Trouble With Harry (1955)
Writers: John Michael Hayes (screenplay), Jack Trevor Story (novel)
Stars: John Forsythe, Shirley MacLaine, Edmund Gwenn
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
Hitchcock's remake, starring James Stewart and Doris Day. It was shot in VistaVision and Technicolor.
Writers: John Michael Hayes (screenplay), Charles Bennett (based on a story by)
Stars: James Stewart, Doris Day, Brenda de Banzie
Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955-1962)
Alfred Hitchcock Presents ran from 1955 to 1962. Hitchcock introduced each of the 268 half-hour episodes, but directed only a handful. Updated remakes of these classic stories aired between 1985-1989.
Stars: Alfred Hitchcock, Harry Tyler, John Williams
The Wrong Man (1956)
Musician Manny Balestrero tries to borrow money from the bank for his wife's surgery when he is mistakenly arrested for a robbery. Although having an alibi and a way to clear his name, the pressure of the case threatens to rip apart his family.
Writers: Maxwell Anderson (screenplay), Angus MacPhail (screenplay)
Stars: Henry Fonda, Vera Miles, Anthony Quayle
Vertigo (1958)
A retired detective is fraught with anxiety and obsession because his fear of heights led to the death of his colleague and the woman he was hired to follow. However he comes upon an identical looking woman, causing his life to be thrown into a tumult of lies, fear, insanity and guilt.
Writers: Alec Coppel (screenplay), Samuel A. Taylor (screenplay)
Stars: James Stewart, Kim Novak, Barbara Bel Geddes
North By Northwest (1959)
A classic thriller and action movie of the century, the story shows an advertisement executive to be mistaken for a government agent by a notorious spy. Thornhill then finds himself in an escapade from the spy, meets Eve Kendall, and embarks on a journey through the country, until the enemies catch up to him.
Writer: Ernest Lehman
Stars: Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason
Psycho (1960)
After stealing money from her employer, Marion Crate stops at a motel during a thunderstorm. There she meets taxidermist Norman Bates, shortly after which she was murdered gruesomely in the motel bathroom. It is Hitchcock's best movie of all, providing insight into the darkness of criminal psychology.
Writers: Joseph Stefano (screenplay), Robert Bloch (novel)
Stars: Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh, Vera Miles
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962-1965)
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour was essentially the same show, but had hour-long episodes. It ran from 1962 to 1965. Again, Hitch introduced each episode, but only directed one.
Stars: Alfred Hitchcock, Hinton Pope, Jimmy Joyce
The Birds (1963)
Writers: Daphne Du Maurier (story), Evan Hunter (screenplay)
Stars: Rod Taylor, Tippi Hedren, Suzanne Pleshette
Marnie (1964)
Writers: Winston Graham (novel), Jay Presson Allen (screenplay)
Stars: Tippi Hedren, Sean Connery, Martin Gabel
Torn Curtain (1966)
In a world engaged in Cold War, Michael Armstrong, an American physicist surprisingly defects to the side of the Soviets, but later his fiancee finds out behind the torn curtain that he is working as a double agent to discover important Soviet plans. On their way back to America in secret, they become mired in trouble, and their escape gets halted.
Writer: Brian Moore
Stars: Paul Newman, Julie Andrews, Lila Kedrova
Topaz (1969)
Writers: Leon Uris (novel), Samuel A. Taylor (screenplay)
Stars: Frederick Stafford, Dany Robin, John Vernon
Frenzy (1972)
Writers: Arthur La Bern (novel), Anthony Shaffer (screenplay)
Stars: Jon Finch, Barry Foster, Alec McCowen
Family Plot (1976)
Writers: Ernest Lehman (screenplay), Victor Canning (novel)
Stars: Karen Black, Bruce Dern, Barbara Harris


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CAIP grant applications
Applications for the LaRue County Agricultural Investment Program administered by the LaRue County Beef Cattle Association, will be available Aug. 18 at the LaRue County Cooperative Extension Service Office, 807 Old Elizabethtown Road, Hodgenville. Applications must be submitted by 4:30 p.m. Sept. 16. Dyan Puckett is project administrator.
Southern States holds membership meeting
Shooting Sports Club meets
The 4-H Shooting Sports Club will practice at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 18 at the New Haven Gun Club. For more information, call the Extension office at 358-3401.
Obtaining a hunter education course completion card for yourself or a youth in your family is easy to overlook until it is too late for the start of hunting seasons.
Hunter education courses are not required for children under the age of 12, although a child must be at least 9 years old to take the course. Those required to have a hunting license and born on or after Jan. 1, 1975 must carry a hunter education course completion card while hunting any species. This applies to Kentucky resident and non-resident hunters.
Livestock producers who incur eligible livestock death losses due to the recent extreme temperatures and other adverse weather events may be eligible for the USDA Farm Service Agency's Livestock Indemnity Program (LIP). LIP provides assistance to livestock owners and contract growers who experience livestock death losses in excess of normal mortality due to natural disasters.
There are 11 major investment areas eligible for reimbursement in this year's County Agricultural Investment Program. All areas have been designated by the LaRue County Agricultural Development Council as a primary focus investment area and are eligible for a maximum producer 50 percent reimbursement limit of $2,000 (down from $4,000 for 2010 CAIP).
All-season passes available
All-season student passes for LaRue County High School volleyball, soccer, football, basketball, wrestling, baseball, track and softball is $50. Admission for individual games is $5 per student. Football season pass is $10; volleyball student pass is $15.
Family pass for all sports is $150 for family members (parents and school age children only).
For more information, see Melinda Rock at the ticket gate or David Dawson at LCHS.
Kicking Cancer fundraiser, kickball tournament
Four high school football games in a 24-hour period will highlight the 2011 Forcht Bank Bowl to be played Aug. 19 and 20 at Finley Stadium on the campus of Campbellsville University.
"We are pleased to host the games of the Forcht Bank Bowl this year," said CU Director of Athletics Rusty Hollingsworth. "Campbellsville High School has done a fantastic job of selecting the teams and we look forward to watching great high school football. It promises to be a fun atmosphere with several area teams participating."
18th District Cup at Caveland Country Club – 3188 yards – Alternate Shot Format
• Kyle Meredith/Jesse Hornback 3 up with 1 to play over Cody Smith/Jackson Riffle (Hart County)
• Mason Shipp/Justin Riffle (Hart County) 2 up over Cameron Dawson/Austin Hite
• Overall 18th District Cup Point totals through two weeks:
LaRue Co - 3
Caverna - 3
Green Co - 1
Hart Co - 1
Next match: Thursday at home vs. Nelson County.
Give Becky Hawkins this – the LaRue County Lady Hawks' coach is honest almost to a fault.
The Lady Hawks went 6-7-4 last season, getting outscored 54-26 and going winless (0-6-2) against 9th District teams.
"Last year our main goal was not to get mercy ruled. That's how low of a skill level we had," Hawkins said. "Now our goal is to play a good game and work hard as best we can. Hopefully that hard work will pay off."
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Mason Dixon Knitting & Knitting Rules Books - GONE!
I need to cut back on my books....
I'd like to trade MDK for a $20 KP gift certificate (includes shipping) and KR for a $10 KP Gift Certificate. KR did come to Vegas with me and there is a mark on the bottom of the book from some drink :shrug: but it is only barely visible from the bottom and it hasn't marked any of the inside pages.
I'd take pictures but my DH took the camera with him.
Both books are GONE!
How much for shipping? I'd be interested in the Knitting Rules!
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Don't apologize - it WAS a famous,never to be forgotten, trip. It will probably never ever happen again......
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