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It alone may just stop this train called the treasury. Problems ahead
Have a good one
Did you see any of the replies to the article?
This is one of the ones I see as fairly common.
Big deal, the spill did NOT cause the huge damage they said it would. The future will prove me right. If there were major damage, we would be hearing about it all the time.
But like I have been saying ...
out of sight and out of mind...that is all that matters to us sheeple...lol
If you noticed he confronted them MID-ROUND...very uncool.
The guy is a jackass and tries to make news instead of reporting.
Git rid of him PERMANENTLY
Still a good idea because your stop is running 24 hours. There will be no JINORMOUS gaps like with FDO. Earnings matter but they don't make such a big deal when it is one of 100 in the index.
I would never trade anything else but that's easy to say for me...I am the one who probably never will be able to trade again
Absolutely ...
He will go down in history as the one that broke the back of the country with his stupid monetary policy. Every attempt to extend this out beyond our lives. Let's just leave it for the next guy...fukum is his motto
Yes.... rising and close but still near long term lows.
That is exactly what I have bee saying for a while now. Wake up one morning and it's all over. The music stops and bam it's over.
Normally there is a lot of volatility at the top but I don't think that happens
All poised for a big move either way. I figured YOU would enjoy that.
Double top looks like a pig w/ lipstick right now. $VIX in wedge way off the bottom. Gonna get crazy and volatile here soon I believe.
Out for my exercise...disk golf in the 70 degree weather...lol
Hang in there
Interesting cycle work by Kress ...
http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article26315.html
Absolutely have and thought it would project us down to 1123 by my figuring but I get tired of looking stupid...which this market seems to do to me.
BUT, here is the good news. 11:00 or a bit after we get signals to go short on several time frames which happens a LOT. Then we drop and come back up...which happens ALL the time. Now we sit where where we aren't getting a sell signal and that is where it usually drops big...when there is no signal. We do the same thing going up as well except more often. The big signals get the smaller moves and the small or no signals get the bigger moves. The only real way to pick them up in the intraday for me is with a fast RSI...happens a lot lately. Something is up.
I would still be holding but having a stop at break even
I could be a seller at 1336 for a quickie
LOL ...
Well not real funny...but real
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OMG...what am I thinking. I forgot T/A is useless. I keep forgetting that we are not supposed to think. What am I thinking...I mean why am I thinking
1328 or new low for the day and it sets the tone for tomorrow
OK now you could get out of half your position.
We touched the band...LOL
Just kidding
Watch the 1323 - 1324 this morning and see if we can punch a hole
Dude it is coming to a store near you real soon. The printing of money can help the markets but not the economy. They should have let things take their coarse. A depression would have been better than what we will face. Nobody wants to hear or face the facts. Our government will continue to dig this hole we are in until one "fat finger trade" as they called it starts something in motion that will blow you away. Store food and water PLEASE...lots of it.
Watch the 1323 - 1324 this morning and see if we can punch a hole
I have been there.
Perfect climate year round.
Abundance of nature
Low cost of living
Not crowded
Just enough ex-pats to feel comfortable but not so many as to feel like here.
The women love the gringos.
Yep, as soon as I get thru a few things that I have to address with my health...maybe 3 or four months. Then it will be Costa Rica one way or the other.
Where in the world do you live where they don't sell Yuengling?
Till the hourly closes beneath 150 MA then....yawn!!!
You knew that was coming as soon as they started selling forever stamps...LOL
Don't waste the stamp...lol Do it online:)
Just because we got to yesterday's close. There is still some T/A that works for 1 or 2 points...LOL
Good news...bad news. It shouldn't matter. No reason to do anything but buy until the fed runs out of the bullets at 41 trillion or whatever it is when we go back to a free market.
Jamb job right now for sure...WOW!
There was your typical day of distribution at it's finest and yet we finish up pretty flat. If only making the US a great place to live were as important as MONEY to these assholes we might stand a chance...or at least our children would.
NO SUCH LUCK...we dig a deeper grave and take one step closer to complete melt down...
75
Who isn't...except the banks?
Or more importantly ...
How many times has it looked like it would be a big down day follow up on US indices...and it actually happened...lol
Good luck whatever it is :)
Very ...
Can you imagine
I have harmonic pattern predictions for SPX ...
1500.
Guys if there was ever a sign of distribution this is it.
From the Dow's low in August until now, about $38 billion was actually removed from U.S. stock mutual funds, despite the stock market rising 20%.
U.S. stock mutual funds saw $6.7 billion in net inflows during the past two weeks, the most in any two week period since May of 2009. The rioting, looting, and civil unrest in Egypt is now making the U.S. look like the safe haven of the world, even though it should be considered the riskiest place to invest. From the Dow's low in August until now, about $38 billion was actually removed from U.S. stock mutual funds, despite the stock market rising 20%. The Dow Jones has been rising from September until now solely due to the Federal Reserve printing around $350 billion out of thin air. When central banks print money, stock markets often act as a relief valve due to there being too much inflation going into the hands of financial institutions.