SWalsh wrote:Not that there is any logic remaining, but this would be a logical spot to turn from based on trendlines:
Given the strength of today's move, one might consider the possibility of this being a 3rd of a 3rd wave (within a 5th of a 3rd). Here's a chart to put my view in some Elliott Wave perspective:
alphahorn wrote:bull or bear count? either way this wave appears to be on its last leg.
Do I have you confused with the individual who left one forum where I read you were posting bullish opinions on one site, and bearish on another site? Sorry to ask, but I like to know what I'm looking at and from whom and if I have you confused with someone else who has "alpha" in his name I apologize. This individual went on to sell a pricey service.
Well alphahorn has a subscription service that is more expensive than most. I've never heard the story you refer to though.
FWIW I've known him for years and I think he's one of the best trader/analysts that I've seen.
Where's that quote from? It wasn't from the thread today as far as I can see.
Avitar wrote:1.2 million people dropped out of the labor force in one month!
I think not, we have become the old Soviet Union regarding propaganda
And along with shrinking the labor pool, they also just make "errors" as shown by Zero Hedge:
My economics professor friend sent me a note that he will be using today's unemployment release data to tell his students that if they are unable to take numbers and reach conclusions that are false, but seem to be legitimate to the general public, they will never succeed in the private sector as an economist.
HFT Guy says his calculations say this can't hold up here....he has been wrong before:
The Fed telling us there is no QE3 is like a vegetarian eating short-rib ravioli or pork eggrolls. Just because you can't 'see' meat doesn't mean it's not there.
True, there is no QE3 (yet) in the form of QE1 or QE2. QE stands for quantitative easing and quantitative easing happens when a central bank buys financial assets to inject money into the economy.
Even though it's not called QE3, the Fed is right now making billions of dollars available to buy financial instruments. We're not talking about Operation Twist here; we're talking about a covert operation that's essentially a U.S. bailout of Europe.
Re: 02/03/2012 Intraday Watering
by stevej » Fri Feb 03, 2012 10:11 am
I feel like last bear; shot and soon to br dead. Maybe that is good for me?? What about QE3 now??
BullBear52x wrote:I think they know I shorted this one ouch! gap up pass both critical fan line, a little more room to the up side if that's where they have in mind.
BB, I have a perfect tag...
Nice, hedging along, most call options were up >50%, cheap insurance. I see more extreme in many indicators something got to give.
I agree, the market only falls when nobody is protected, when everyone is "all in". If you look at the VIX in the last 20 years, when it hit this level there was a pullback of some sort - catching everyone off guard. I had a turn date of Jan 6th (+/- 3 days) for silver, today silver is pulling back. Don't know how long it will last, I guess as long as dollar finds support. There is a turn date for the market Jan 10th, could start to roll over soon...
Al_Dente wrote:Check yr 1 min volume
GIANT vol spike, bots are buying this at the moment
...so you suggested we jump in with the bots?
Suggesting nada Baron, just a note as to WHO is doing the buying....New low VIX (?)...All we can do is follow our rules…….and Cobra……
I hear ya, daytrade and leave 30% open position on the evil side should pay out soon, no later then end of next week, right now I got intraday sell, trade below 134.19 I am selling, just another move different day.
Baron I got the overextended (or sell) signal too, but gotta follow my rules
Just me:
dont trade against the AD, most especially when >2000 skew
Caution against an onslaught of bots (bots quite active this morn)
etc etc
I wish we had an “internal” that showed how many of the “buy” orders were “buy to cover shorts” but then
I guess we already have that in 5 min candlestick green spike views….
Caveat: as u well kno I am trend follow, sheep, sheeple…
I’m just glad when I hear u are SMALL w very tight stops
I luv u
Thanks Dr.Al, if anyone here can survive this market over 10+ years (time 5 on your belt), one should see enough ups and downs and should have lots of respect to the trend, counter trend is the reason most of us here.
My comments are for entertainment/educational purpose only. NOT a trade advice.