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And this is why it sucks to be a bear......support doesn't crack and BOING! Whereas, if bulls fail at support, they keep on trying for days and days and days.......Cobra wrote:volume surge, biggest bar and overshot, bears better hope this is an exhaustion bar...
What happened? Pomo?Cobra wrote:volume surge, biggest bar and overshot, bears better hope this is an exhaustion bar...
Ya I know just looking to generate some comments here.uempel wrote:Don't forget - this market is an intraday thing, nothing for long term investors, it's for minute traders...uempel wrote:Looks like it, I'm off for today. Bye guys.L_T wrote:uempel wrote:If I read this correctly big move should occur now:
Higher???
,stucap wrote:How many retests do we need?fehro wrote:1219-1221ish for a retest, prior to heading down to 1190?
Wait till 12/21. Fed plans to auction/sell $16B paper.noob wrote:What happened? Pomo?Cobra wrote:volume surge, biggest bar and overshot, bears better hope this is an exhaustion bar...
Ok one more run downhill black diamond run99er wrote:Honey...
SPX http://99ercharts.blogspot.com/2011/12/spx_1212.html
Let's switch to downhill.
See: worldquantminthan wrote:Would appreciate if someone can help me decipher this?
A. eur/usd is holding support line from Dec. 14th
B. emini held support line from Dec. 14th and has not made a lower low
C. spx broke support line from Dec. 14th and has made a lower low
Can someone solve this puzzle?
If it's fixed number then all we need just a calculator. this is trading market.minthan wrote:Would appreciate if someone can help me decipher this?
A. eur/usd is holding support line from Dec. 14th
B. emini held support line from Dec. 14th and has not made a lower low
C. spx broke support line from Dec. 14th and has made a lower low
Can someone solve this puzzle?
99er wrote:Bored?
EU leaders are trying to finalize a plan which would channel €200 billion ($261 billion) from the IMF to the euro rescue fund in order to bail out Europe.
But PIMCO's Mohamed El-Erian said today on Bloomberg TV that this enthusiasm for IMF support is not based on the reasons you might think.
In fact, he says, "The only argument for having the IMF there is that it can impose conditionality that Europe cannot impose on itself." And that's not necessarily a good thing.
Later in the interview, he also gave a brief outlook for 2012. He thinks the first-half of the year will be dominated by a risk-off environment, while the rest of the year is a "wild card."
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/el-erian ... z1h0ghmrII
What's your stop?heavenskrow wrote:Long TVIX @ 36.85
good - welcome to trader vixheavenskrow wrote:Long TVIX @ 36.85
99er,Honey just wants to ski forday or so99er wrote:Bored?
EU leaders are trying to finalize a plan which would channel €200 billion ($261 billion) from the IMF to the euro rescue fund in order to bail out Europe.
But PIMCO's Mohamed El-Erian said today on Bloomberg TV that this enthusiasm for IMF support is not based on the reasons you might think.
In fact, he says, "The only argument for having the IMF there is that it can impose conditionality that Europe cannot impose on itself." And that's not necessarily a good thing.
Later in the interview, he also gave a brief outlook for 2012. He thinks the first-half of the year will be dominated by a risk-off environment, while the rest of the year is a "wild card."
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/el-erian ... z1h0ghmrII