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11/01/2017 Live Update

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I missed the memo
Once SMALLS realized that the breakout was a trap, they flipped immediately (obviously the top of the box was the buy-stop AND the sell-stop)
Target is the bottom of the box, but the decline is very STEEP, and it may need to fan-out (dead cat) before it hits bottom
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fehro wrote:IWM ugly.. buckle up.
Major divergence intraday-- IWM pressing its LOD, QQQ a minor pullback and a gap fill, SPY still holding gains and not yet gap-fill... decline so far stopped at yest high.

Many sectors hitting LOD as I write this.
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11/1 today
EPS after the close: FB, TSLA

11/2 Thursday
Before the open: BABA
After the close: AAPL, SBUX

11/3 Friday
After the close: BRK/B
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Fed chair announcement tomorrow afternoon
[per bloomberg, per trump said]
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fehro wrote:TLT nHODs .. nears gap fill and 50d 125.73
TLT has continued strong from the Open, but is starting to pull off its day's high...

Financials, smallcaps, midcaps, and Naz advancers-- all fresh LOD
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I am waiting to hear Mr. Musk explain why his crew can't figure out how to weld steel and why all those working people were replaced by temps to lower cost without negatively impacting productivity or quality. He has already started the gee wiz counter attack by showing a video of a small tunnel under LA with a massive vapor ware presentation animation. If boring machines and underground tunnels were so easy why are LA and Seattle having so many problems doing it? Why did London get a PBS special on doing theirs? Or the real question, do you want to buy another bridge from Elon Musk?
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I was out walking my dog yesterday and got chatting with a fellow dog-walker.

He asked my what I did and gave a run-down of the markets and the current situation - low rates etc. Seniors getting nothing on their fixed income and forced to chase yields and then oil companies cutting dividends and the huge haircut the seniors took both zero yield from 5.25% and 60% of their capital gone. Governments around the world who used to buy each others long term bonds at 8% now speculating in the equity market casino as LT yields have been decimated.

He said I thought they were going to raise rates and I explained that they are in a bind as the economy isn't really very strong and they are worried about causing the market to crash. I said how a big crash would really hurt a lot of people at the bottom. I went on about how this was entirely new territory and never before have rates been artificially suppressed like this.

We said good-by and parted ways.

I got to thinking "What will happen"?

With so many players in the market, govts instead for LT bonds, double amounts by the Goldman Sachs of the world with their free money from buy toxic assets (don't you love how the Fed makes a new word to excuse their larceny?), and aged seniors desperately seeking some yield what will the outcome be?
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: The Fed's GDP estimates has been a rollercoster for months… now :roll:

True to form, the Atlanta Fed - which has a habit of overshooting massively at the start of the quarter based on optimistic estimates only to ease sharply lower on its GDP "nowcast" as the "hard" data comes in - has unveiled its latest Q4 GDP estimate , which the regional Fed expects to print at a blistering 4.5%. The number is more than 50% higher the previous Q4 guesstimate of 2.9%.


http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-11-0 ... stering-45
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The bottom should be $60-62 when this pullback completes
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Does anyone use this?
Robinhood
free commish
https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/01/robinhood-for-web/
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johnnywa wrote:The bottom should be $60-62 when this pullback completes
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Al_Dente wrote:Does anyone use this?
Robinhood
free commish
Milton Friedman said there is no such thing as a free lunch. They aren't a charity so there must be a catch!
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show time in 2 min.
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The FED stands pat, unanimous
No surprises
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not much to show so far. we all know though.
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Bears done for the day,will try tomorrow with unveiling of tax plan.Bears are running out of reasons and time
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Al_Dente wrote:Does anyone use this?
Robinhood
free commish
https://techcrunch.com/2017/11/01/robinhood-for-web/
I have had a very small account with Robinhood for about 1 year. I use it to play around with small stock positions because of the free commission structure. The interface and features are very limited and sometimes can be frustrating, but the fills are OK and the price is ... well ... FREE!

NO Option or Future trading ... ONLY stocks!

You might want to try it out to see if it works for you ... or not. :roll:
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HAPPY HOUR
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This is also an interesting broker ...

Tom Sosnoff is a co-founder and was previously one of the co-founders of ThinkorSwim (they sold it to TD Ameritrade).

Commissions and fills are excellent (much better than ThinkorSwim).

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Even "show time" Fed Day 2pm has been of muted volatility, in this low-volatility year.

After DaytradingES's lunchtime "Dog-walkers Manifesto", he gets my vote for next Fed Chairman. Such clear commonsense speaking.

We need more Fed officials who walk their own dogs.

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