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Almost forgot about this...I am sure the Fed will be full of good news[img][/img]Unique wrote:fomc minutes approaching 2pm. Time to buckle up seatbelt and ride this baby down
I don't think it's me who mentioned the EMA34?grachu wrote:cobra you mentioned the EMA 34 for the chart on the solar a few weeks ago . where you like to close your short when it hits the EMA.
does it work when you want to be long to buy above EMA 34 ( by the way on the 60 minute chart or the daily chart ) please please thanks !!!!
King Cobra: I don’t understand, VIX collapses to bull = top ??Cobra wrote:VIX collapsed, that's the 1st sign of top, but too early to call top now, just the 1st sign.
I think the short side will be safer soonPhilM wrote:Sold UPRO at 56.36. Not much gain, but too risky.PhilM wrote:I bought some UPRO at 56.PhilM wrote:I am in TMV and that's it. I haven't seen any movement today that is tradeable from my perspective. But I'm waiting . . .waverider wrote:Some people are anticipatory traders, others are reactionary, nothing wrong with that.BullBear52x wrote:Today, only two spelling out BUY/SELL number unlike yesterday. come on guys it's OK to be wrong or you can have full bragging right if you are right. people don't buy after the fact talk. lets roll out the number.
pablorynx wrote:I love trading intraday but sometimes there are periods of time where the safest trade is to go with trend.
I observe R2K lagging the market, NDX lagging. Low volumes, advance-decline ratios failing to run past recent highs.
But I am watching bonds right now and there is something going on where the 10yr is looking really really toppy. and you really need to ask yourself, where is that money going to go if it flees bonds.
buyorsell wrote:YA.and I am to.HABullBear52x wrote:transportation is especially weak today.
realize that this was a POMO day, fed selling duration and buying long (read 10 year) duration bonds. might look toppy, but plenty more fed action doing the same coming up. don't think the money is going to "flee" the one duration of the bond market that the fed has and will continue to buy.pablorynx wrote:I love trading intraday but sometimes there are periods of time where the safest trade is to go with trend.
I observe R2K lagging the market, NDX lagging. Low volumes, advance-decline ratios failing to run past recent highs.
But I am watching bonds right now and there is something going on where the 10yr is looking really really toppy. and you really need to ask yourself, where is that money going to go if it flees bonds.
I think money needs to convert from another currency to prop the dollarSB73 wrote:
Just a thought, but if you were scared to death of equities when bonds offered effectively a negative return would you chase equities after a 13% move? My guess is the money will flow to cash pushing up the US dollar.