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Yes, Jarbo! I think it makes sense, since SPX is a “fuzzy sum” which moves only after some leading sector (which could be part of SPX) made its initial steps.jarbo456 wrote:my personal observation has been that when the S&P is leading the market, it rarely has continuation. whereas if the nasdaq is leading and pulling the market up, there's usually follow through. anyone else see that?
i saw that too. green minute bar at the close that hit a low of 115.3.Anaconda wrote:Speaking of phantoms...we had a phantom bar down, yesterday near the close, which points to @ 115.30 SPY. ChiOsc high on the hourly, fib resistance hit. More down.
Dang! And the good folks at CNBC and Obama's teleprompter keep telling us things are getting better. Maybe not?99er wrote:Copper
Uh oh.
http://99ercharts.blogspot.com/2011/08/copper_24.html
A Bear Flag hints at a possible break down out of the channel.
We are buying in Miami, but there are areas in all regions.pablorynx wrote:what area is this in???? I have some deployable capital that I have no interest in being in the mktOut of Bounds wrote:Well, my trading days are over for a while.
The biggest threat to your account is not the market. It is a wife with an eye for real estate. I won't be here for a while as I am depleting accounts to buy some rental property. Guys (and gals), do yourselves a favor and buy some real estate. Prices are low and rents are high. It is very rare that you can buy and realize a 10% return in your first year. It is crazy.
Good luck to all.
I know, I just bought 90 shares of BAC with my pittance. Lordy, I just can't help itBullBear52x wrote:the 10% return in first year is so unbelievable, I am with you on that, dealing with some myself. BUT>>>>to me nothing beats tradingOut of Bounds wrote:Well, my trading days are over for a while.
The biggest threat to your account is not the market. It is a wife with an eye for real estate. I won't be here for a while as I am depleting accounts to buy some rental property. Guys (and gals), do yourselves a favor and buy some real estate. Prices are low and rents are high. It is very rare that you can buy and realize a 10% return in your first year. It is crazy.
Good luck to all.
The problem is the USD, that's why you get high rent-income for your capital. But your capital in USD is diminishing...Out of Bounds wrote:We are buying in Miami, but there are areas in all regions.pablorynx wrote:what area is this in???? I have some deployable capital that I have no interest in being in the mktOut of Bounds wrote:Well, my trading days are over for a while.
The biggest threat to your account is not the market. It is a wife with an eye for real estate. I won't be here for a while as I am depleting accounts to buy some rental property. Guys (and gals), do yourselves a favor and buy some real estate. Prices are low and rents are high. It is very rare that you can buy and realize a 10% return in your first year. It is crazy.
Good luck to all.
I will say a Bull Trap..But I have been wrong many times.uempel wrote:Update of my zigzag play...
Right. We have noted that in our plan. We intend to hold long term and think the dollar will eventually rise versus other currencies.uempel wrote:
The problem is the USD, that's why you get high rent-income for your capital. But your capital in USD is diminishing...
How would one go about trading at midnight? My afterhours trading stops at 8 PM and I'm frozen till 7 AM. Ideas?uempel wrote:Yesterday's zigzag 100/60 did not work (I covered the position at midnight, as the minis tanked down to 1148), now let's see if this zigzag works - I'm short again