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kinda funny to think about the last sell off. We reversed the opening gap down like 3 times before it finally stuck. In this case, we simply reversed the car that was accelerating down hill. We didn't even need to use the brakes.Cobra wrote:nothing to say, this really is a nice market, simply gap up every day and do nothing. I expect today to be different though because the 3rd time is the charm.
Come on Uempel, we have plenty of food for thought here. Don't you think you need no other fooduempel wrote:I did not draw this chart for you guys, but for me. That's why it's a real mess. Shows my tests of the 1240 area, shows that 1240 sure is a pivot. Means that it's unlikely SPX keeps up its vertical trajectory here. Pause, sideways move, dip, whatever. Bye guys, I need some food.
I did mean I expect something different today, either up huge before the close, or down huge. Let's wait and see.newbie_77 wrote:master cobra,
you sound emotional. you are expecting ....
so far i have learned following since i joined this board and started following master cobra... which was not very long ago:
1. i learned to control emotional based trading
2. stopped front-running
3. follow the trend and get out when you have made small gains ... don't be greedy.
4. what goes up must come down and when it comes down it does bounce up again
Cobra wrote:nothing to say, this really is a nice market, simply gap up every day and do nothing. I expect today to be different though because the 3rd time is the charm.
How likely is it that SPY ramps up at the end of the day to touch $125 and then drops, take one day breather and then "who knows" what?Cobra wrote:nothing to say, this really is a nice market, simply gap up every day and do nothing. I expect today to be different though because the 3rd time is the charm.
No, I'm really hungry. And read that article in the FT today, A wise man knows one thing- the limits of his knowledge. You'll find it online, it's about Keynes. Very good. Bye, and I'll also drink a beer for youCobra wrote:Come on Uempel, we have plenty of food for thought here. Don't you think you need no other fooduempel wrote:I did not draw this chart for you guys, but for me. That's why it's a real mess. Shows my tests of the 1240 area, shows that 1240 sure is a pivot. Means that it's unlikely SPX keeps up its vertical trajectory here. Pause, sideways move, dip, whatever. Bye guys, I need some food.
uempel wrote:I did not draw this chart for you guys, but for me. That's why it's a real mess. Shows my tests of the 1240 area, shows that 1240 sure is a pivot. Means that it's unlikely SPX keeps up its vertical trajectory here. Pause, sideways move, dip, whatever. Bye guys, I need some food.
Thanks, Cobra!Cobra wrote:so far I read it as Bull Flag.
hahahahXian wrote:uempel wrote:I did not draw this chart for you guys, but for me. That's why it's a real mess. Shows my tests of the 1240 area, shows that 1240 sure is a pivot. Means that it's unlikely SPX keeps up its vertical trajectory here. Pause, sideways move, dip, whatever. Bye guys, I need some food.
that's a really long flagCobra wrote:so far I read it as Bull Flag.
LMAOXian wrote:uempel wrote:I did not draw this chart for you guys, but for me. That's why it's a real mess. Shows my tests of the 1240 area, shows that 1240 sure is a pivot. Means that it's unlikely SPX keeps up its vertical trajectory here. Pause, sideways move, dip, whatever. Bye guys, I need some food.
Xian wrote:uempel wrote:I did not draw this chart for you guys, but for me. That's why it's a real mess. Shows my tests of the 1240 area, shows that 1240 sure is a pivot. Means that it's unlikely SPX keeps up its vertical trajectory here. Pause, sideways move, dip, whatever. Bye guys, I need some food.
ha!ultramarine wrote:Xian wrote:uempel wrote:I did not draw this chart for you guys, but for me. That's why it's a real mess. Shows my tests of the 1240 area, shows that 1240 sure is a pivot. Means that it's unlikely SPX keeps up its vertical trajectory here. Pause, sideways move, dip, whatever. Bye guys, I need some food.
Hey that Kandinsky has a rising wedge on the right hand side, doesn't it? Definitely looks bearish!
I can understand the need of silver and copper, gold? I never understand the logic in trading it. me no metal guy.Al_Dente wrote:Cool, thanksBullBear52x wrote:Al_Dente wrote:BullBear52x wrote:Double Tops: Risk/Reward zone, the logic behind it is the trap bulls from last peak is dying to get even and stay safe this time around after losing confidence from last move. after long night pray " god please if I got my money back this time I will never touch it again" mentalityAl_Dente wrote:
SLV has that big old gap of 11/16 that it couldn’t fill today… on third try….
It’s now in the “Bermuda Triangle” zone
rpccharts wrote:Fed Made Decision To Bail Out Europe On Monday
Submitted by ZEROHEDGE Tyler Durden on 11/30/2011 11:17 -0500
It appears that the Fed decision to bail out Europe was not made this morning, or yesterday, but on Monday as per the following two headlines:
LACKER DISSENTED AGAINST FOMC SWAP DECISION ON NOV. 28
LACKER VOTED INSTEAD OF PLOSSER, WHO WAS UNAVAILABLE
It also means that the decision was leaked on Monday, and explains the relentless surge in stocks since then despite progressively worse news out of Europe. Q.E.D. - a plan so good Hank Paulson could have leaked it to his hedge fund buddies.