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That said, the global ES, however still looks like a Bear Flag so purely from the chart pattern, I'll assume the pullback isn't over yet.[/quote]In the history of the S&P 500 SPDR (SPY), there were 17 times that it gapped down at least -0.5% the morning following option expiration, and closed at least -1% lower.
From Monday's close through Friday's close, SPY rallied 16 of those 17 times, averaging a return of +2.4%. The maximum loss during the week averaged -0.9% while the maximum gain averaged +2.9%.
cletus wrote:For those who are with me on silver!
http://youtu.be/xMUgmU_Hsjc
But take a short-term position off at Silver 36.40 should be a pullback there. lol
Whatever that will be convenience to you, I am in.Cobra wrote:guys, just a question, I haven't decided yet, if I switch this board to vBulletin (I have to buy the software), which means you guys have to request to join into a certain user group in order to do the post. Would you mind? This step, I think is necessary for the long term otherwise we'll have to face more and more spams when this broad grows. I know I can export phpBB users to vBulletin so you guys don't have to re-register, just I mean an additional user group join is required in order to do the post so the step is like below:
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DittoBullBear52x wrote:Whatever that will be convenience to you, I am in.Cobra wrote:guys, just a question, I haven't decided yet, if I switch this board to vBulletin (I have to buy the software), which means you guys have to request to join into a certain user group in order to do the post. Would you mind? This step, I think is necessary for the long term otherwise we'll have to face more and more spams when this broad grows. I know I can export phpBB users to vBulletin so you guys don't have to re-register, just I mean an additional user group join is required in order to do the post so the step is like below:
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2. request to join into a user group. Only users in the group can do the post.
BullBear52x wrote:Whatever that will be convenience to you, I am in.Cobra wrote:guys, just a question, I haven't decided yet, if I switch this board to vBulletin (I have to buy the software), which means you guys have to request to join into a certain user group in order to do the post. Would you mind? This step, I think is necessary for the long term otherwise we'll have to face more and more spams when this broad grows. I know I can export phpBB users to vBulletin so you guys don't have to re-register, just I mean an additional user group join is required in order to do the post so the step is like below:
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2. request to join into a user group. Only users in the group can do the post.
Cobra wrote:guys, just a question, I haven't decided yet, if I switch this board to vBulletin (I have to buy the software), which means you guys have to request to join into a certain user group in order to do the post. Would you mind? This step, I think is necessary for the long term otherwise we'll have to face more and more spams when this broad grows. I know I can export phpBB users to vBulletin so you guys don't have to re-register, just I mean an additional user group join is required in order to do the post so the step is like below:
1. register as the user. (most of you here don't need do this again because I can import your settings)
2. request to join into a user group. Only users in the group can do the post.
Same here.Thunder wrote:Cobra wrote:guys, just a question, I haven't decided yet, if I switch this board to vBulletin (I have to buy the software), which means you guys have to request to join into a certain user group in order to do the post. Would you mind? This step, I think is necessary for the long term otherwise we'll have to face more and more spams when this broad grows. I know I can export phpBB users to vBulletin so you guys don't have to re-register, just I mean an additional user group join is required in order to do the post so the step is like below:
1. register as the user. (most of you here don't need do this again because I can import your settings)
2. request to join into a user group. Only users in the group can do the post.
No problema Cobra ...!!
Whatever it takes to reduce the amount of low-value work you have to do (e.g. eliminating spammers), so you can continue to provide the outstanding information/perspective provided here. Thanks always, from an avid reader.Thunder wrote:Cobra wrote:guys, just a question, I haven't decided yet, if I switch this board to vBulletin (I have to buy the software), which means you guys have to request to join into a certain user group in order to do the post. Would you mind? This step, I think is necessary for the long term otherwise we'll have to face more and more spams when this broad grows. I know I can export phpBB users to vBulletin so you guys don't have to re-register, just I mean an additional user group join is required in order to do the post so the step is like below:
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No problema Cobra ...!!
OK by me!Cobra wrote:guys, just a question, I haven't decided yet, if I switch this board to vBulletin (I have to buy the software), which means you guys have to request to join into a certain user group in order to do the post. Would you mind? This step, I think is necessary for the long term otherwise we'll have to face more and more spams when this broad grows. I know I can export phpBB users to vBulletin so you guys don't have to re-register, just I mean an additional user group join is required in order to do the post so the step is like below:
1. register as the user. (most of you here don't need do this again because I can import your settings)
2. request to join into a user group. Only users in the group can do the post.