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flumanchu, can you pls explainflumanchu wrote:.
Based on POMO - this is a false breakout. We'll see...
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flumanchu wrote:Based on POMO, I see the market falling until the middle of next week.
Appr. 1852 this Friday, 1820 by middle of next week.
Note: POMO is not a sure thing. I've seen instances where an injection of funds came from somewhere to 'save' the market. Prime example was Yellen's press conference in Feb. It looked like No POMO left and yet the market took off - the invisible hand. POMO projections were completely inaccurate then. However, I think on 2/5 the market was at a crossroads and there was an intervention - it just wasn't time to let the market fall yet. Too early in the year. Also, a market drop would not have been good for credibility for Yellen right after her press conference. We're getting closer to the timeframe where the Fed will allow a market drop. Not a crash, but a pretty good drop - for summertime. They don't mind a drop as long as they are in control. They need these controlled drops to bring in more bears - makes it easier to keep it afloat.
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Out of Bounds wrote:SNOG turned green today - decisively. Sold shorts - lost money
I sold yesterday... and POMO would say 'yes'.Me XMan wrote:I should sell my positions now huh?![]()
flumanchu wrote:Based on POMO, I see the market falling until the middle of next week.
Appr. 1852 this Friday, 1820 by middle of next week.
Note: POMO is not a sure thing. I've seen instances where an injection of funds came from somewhere to 'save' the market. Prime example was Yellen's press conference in Feb. It looked like No POMO left and yet the market took off - the invisible hand. POMO projections were completely inaccurate then. However, I think on 2/5 the market was at a crossroads and there was an intervention - it just wasn't time to let the market fall yet. Too early in the year. Also, a market drop would not have been good for credibility for Yellen right after her press conference. We're getting closer to the timeframe where the Fed will allow a market drop. Not a crash, but a pretty good drop - for summertime. They don't mind a drop as long as they are in control. They need these controlled drops to bring in more bears - makes it easier to keep it afloat.
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flumanchu wrote:I sold yesterday... and POMO would say 'yes'.Me XMan wrote:I should sell my positions now huh?![]()
flumanchu wrote:Based on POMO, I see the market falling until the middle of next week.
Appr. 1852 this Friday, 1820 by middle of next week.
Note: POMO is not a sure thing. I've seen instances where an injection of funds came from somewhere to 'save' the market. Prime example was Yellen's press conference in Feb. It looked like No POMO left and yet the market took off - the invisible hand. POMO projections were completely inaccurate then. However, I think on 2/5 the market was at a crossroads and there was an intervention - it just wasn't time to let the market fall yet. Too early in the year. Also, a market drop would not have been good for credibility for Yellen right after her press conference. We're getting closer to the timeframe where the Fed will allow a market drop. Not a crash, but a pretty good drop - for summertime. They don't mind a drop as long as they are in control. They need these controlled drops to bring in more bears - makes it easier to keep it afloat.
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But, POMO's not perfect.
We'll see...
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Why don't you Google it instead? Things you should know.q2model wrote:flumanchu wrote:I sold yesterday... and POMO would say 'yes'.Me XMan wrote:I should sell my positions now huh?![]()
flumanchu wrote:Based on POMO, I see the market falling until the middle of next week.
Appr. 1852 this Friday, 1820 by middle of next week.
Note: POMO is not a sure thing. I've seen instances where an injection of funds came from somewhere to 'save' the market. Prime example was Yellen's press conference in Feb. It looked like No POMO left and yet the market took off - the invisible hand. POMO projections were completely inaccurate then. However, I think on 2/5 the market was at a crossroads and there was an intervention - it just wasn't time to let the market fall yet. Too early in the year. Also, a market drop would not have been good for credibility for Yellen right after her press conference. We're getting closer to the timeframe where the Fed will allow a market drop. Not a crash, but a pretty good drop - for summertime. They don't mind a drop as long as they are in control. They need these controlled drops to bring in more bears - makes it easier to keep it afloat.
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But, POMO's not perfect.
We'll see...
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Can you explain what POMO is and how it is used?
Thanks
Okay, it is a tool that Fed on an outright basis adds or drains reserves available in the banking system. How is it used to predict the market direction?victorm wrote:Why don't you Google it instead? Things you should know.q2model wrote:flumanchu wrote:I sold yesterday... and POMO would say 'yes'.Me XMan wrote:I should sell my positions now huh?![]()
flumanchu wrote:Based on POMO, I see the market falling until the middle of next week.
Appr. 1852 this Friday, 1820 by middle of next week.
Note: POMO is not a sure thing. I've seen instances where an injection of funds came from somewhere to 'save' the market. Prime example was Yellen's press conference in Feb. It looked like No POMO left and yet the market took off - the invisible hand. POMO projections were completely inaccurate then. However, I think on 2/5 the market was at a crossroads and there was an intervention - it just wasn't time to let the market fall yet. Too early in the year. Also, a market drop would not have been good for credibility for Yellen right after her press conference. We're getting closer to the timeframe where the Fed will allow a market drop. Not a crash, but a pretty good drop - for summertime. They don't mind a drop as long as they are in control. They need these controlled drops to bring in more bears - makes it easier to keep it afloat.
.
But, POMO's not perfect.
We'll see...
.
Can you explain what POMO is and how it is used?
Thanks
"Selling shorts" is betting to the upside, "buying shorts" is betting to the downside ....Me XMan wrote:Bears just have to see the white of the eye before shorting...
Out of Bounds wrote:SNOG turned green today - decisively. Sold shorts - lost money