Cobra's Market View

soku wrote:

KENA wrote:One thing for the bears..The VIX did break up out of the wedge yesterday and broke thru the res today at 19.6 and is now printing 20.58.The trend has not changed yet but maybe soon. Lets see.

check the huge chart i posted on last page.
u r getting lazy man. where is my delivery? the old days i watch yr pet and drink yr soda

damn i forgot to eat yr chicken wings!!! all yr fault

Ya I know Soku I got to bearish and missed a lot and now ready to make my gains back Wait and see.

SWalsh

That Nanex .gif focusing on August 5, 2011 you posted the other day was enlightening. This market is broken.

Bankstas all.

Re: 02/08/2012 Intraday Watering

knurbs wrote:
Tradergirl- I get Merrimans point but (unless your in Asia somehwere) Feb. 9th is Thursday.

TraderGirl wrote:I think he got his dates mixed up, Venus conjuncts Uranus Thursday (evening) which may cause some trend change on Friday....

TraderGirl wrote: the January turn was a lunar turn date, which can have an affect but can be minor, this change on Feb 10th is a cycle turn, more significant, which usu leads to 4% or more pullbacks...

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This three star turn usually leads to 4% or more pullback...4% of 1355 is 1300, so we will have to see how far it goes...

Let's go bears, put on your dentures

BullBear52x wrote:

99er wrote:cougar

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yes, I am not a fan of Twit or face book. I use it when I have to but not by choice.

I rarely look at Facebook, but do they have a Terms of Service use to take your pictures stored anywhere and use them?

I didn't think the NSA servers were setup for more than every e-mail and forum posting to the Internet.

ClarkW wrote:

rhight wrote:

SB73 wrote:

soku wrote:another chart borrowed without permission.
come back or i will keep on stealing

Is this cougar or 99er?

So where is cougar hanging out these days?

Twitter: @Volpinacci

Thank you ClarkW, although I don't have a twitter account and not sure I want one.

rhight wrote:

ClarkW wrote:

rhight wrote:

SB73 wrote:

soku wrote:another chart borrowed without permission.
come back or i will keep on stealing

Is this cougar or 99er?

So where is cougar hanging out these days?

Twitter: @Volpinacci

Thank you ClarkW, although I don't have a twitter account and not sure I want one.

I don't "tweet" myself but love the personalized news. Follow mainly investing/sports/inspirational/beer/food people. That sums me up

TraderGirl wrote:This three star turn usually leads to 4% or more pullback...4% of 1355 is 1300, so we will have to see how far it goes...

Does the hubble telescope affect the predictions at all. Im surprised that after all the wonder pictures and insight the hubble telescope brought us that we still can't figure out the markets. Pity!

Da bears have left for the weekend

Programs aren’t buying yet
Somebody is
Did someone mention beer?

These is a good level where shorts should be coverd will see, I have a new target 134.58

cannot believe it's another V reversal. anyway, no argue, here's the new target, it's bull target now.

Momentum dropping? Check. SPX below 1340? No! Stay long and strong.

Man I gotta stop being greedy and not wait for a 2nd leg while I know the trend is clearly still up.

Should have load up heavy longs at 1338 instead of a mere 200 shares UPRO.

thanos wrote:

TraderGirl wrote:This three star turn usually leads to 4% or more pullback...4% of 1355 is 1300, so we will have to see how far it goes...

Does the hubble telescope affect the predictions at all. Im surprised that after all the wonder pictures and insight the hubble telescope brought us that we still can't figure out the markets. Pity!

Just trying to figure out if your being snide. I read your post later yesterday, and you were basically laughing at these "turn dates" and didn't really understand what they were, jokingly. It's no joke, and they work. You said you weren't a millionaire trader either, well I am. I have seven figures to manage of my own money and I want to know what the market is about to do before I make a big move. Don't know how people trade without understanding cycles and astros....

New HOD will null this bear flag, not yet right at the moment.

Even bonds say bear spy?
TLT just broke out, also did a “corey cross” half hr ago (50/200 ma cross 5 min)
But spy says somebody’s covering

Cobra, please share your thought on this. Are we seeing 1337 again in the coming days?

99er wrote:SWalsh

That Nanex .gif focusing on August 5, 2011 you posted the other day was enlightening. This market is broken.

Bankstas all.

Been saying that exact phrase since the fall of 2009.

It is the legitimate - non-prosecution makes it so - institutionalized raping of investors. Look at the posted gold example and the breaking of a similar pattern in SPY yesterday. That NEVER used to happen. In essence, they wiped out the competition in small and medium sized boutique trading firms that cumulatively were a good part of the activity each day, got "bank" status and free money, and seem to have a quid pro quo of looking the other way as long as there is an upward bias. I say that because if they are picking the meat off the bones, then why is what I have been looking at have much more of a proclivity to bid than offer? And why are the Elliott Wave patterns more clearly read to the downside when the rising ones all look corrective? I'd argue that it's because the up moves are widely unnatural and the low volume would, IMO, confirm that fact.

Here's a simple example....The machines are the ultimate crooked broker on the trading floor who divulges the stops he wants known AND knows where every stop is and makes sure every stop is run. That will destroy any market. They closed the Pork Belly contract, that always held the reputation for being the worst, in July of last year. And they can do this kind of manipulation due to lack of public interest and the absence of any competitive traders with sufficient funds (let's say John Henry funds for example) to combat them. They saw power in numbers and they ARE the market as opposed to bank stocks being essentially flat for 40 years and paying dividends while they securely held the weath of America. Now, they steal it. It had to be so as America has stolen what they could from other nations and ran out of them. Confessions of an Economic Hitman shows what we have shamefully done. But they have no shame and we see it daily now. When NANEX filmed that screen at high speed and counted the 5,000 quotes per second, the rest of the world learned what was going on. Their reaction? The exchanges increased their speed and the same day they went to 100% capacity of it as their machines are just waiting for each increase in speed.

Cobra wrote:cannot believe it's another V reversal. anyway, no argue, here's the new target, it's bull target now.

lol, I was written about that when you post lol
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