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flrtrader wrote:fehro wrote:ah well.. my USO P sell order didn't get filled in that spike.. would of been a nice +3500% profit..
Fehro,
What contracts would you have gotten? I'm looking for a vehicle... Please?
MrMiyagi wrote:!!! POWER HOUR !!!
^^^Trades with cats wrote:Nice headline-"ETF Issuers Quietly Prepare For "Market Meltdown" With Billions In Emergency Liquidity" over at zerohedge. Basic thesis is that credit market liquidity is drying up.
If that isn't enough go read Dr. Hussman's weekly missive in which he describes prior instances of an extended trading range after all time highs with larger volume on down days, no volume on up days. Spoiler alert, you already know the years when this happened. He does say it doesn't mean tomorrow, but just like Cobra he is telling you when this pattern happened before.
Professional money managers don't out perform the market. Private investors do, and some get famous for doing it. I keep hoping somebody on this board will be the next Soros so I can say, yea, I knew them when
If the set-up is right.. and only right.. near mid-week of a possible larger trend change .. as I've been looking at OIL as of last week's candle... enter/watch the weeklies near mid week/Wed/Thursday, small positions with huge upside.. if it works.. if not.. you lose 100% .. USO 150515 P 20.5 in a tad early yesterday... "shoulda" of waited till today.. but the H&S yesterday seemed legit.. The volatility is huge, as market makers.. try to close the weekly candles bearish/bullish to confirm trend changes.. with allowing the least amount of people in or out... so the moves are vicious usually Fridays, Thursdays. The set-up has to be key... and it can be low risk-(only if the positions are small)/very high reward.. and a sideways move = lossflrtrader wrote:fehro wrote:ah well.. my USO P sell order didn't get filled in that spike.. would of been a nice +3500% profit..
Fehro,
What contracts would you have gotten? I'm looking for a vehicle... Please?
LMAO!Out of Bounds wrote:It's like sitting in a tower looking for an earthquake. You know there will be one, but you don't know when or what it will look like.
I think what makes it worse is that since 2009, most traders have figured out to fade weakness and buy that f*cking dip. At some point, when this does roll over there are going to be a lot of dead bulls. How many new traders haven't even experienced a real bear market where we go down 7-8 days in a row, up day and then down another 5...Out of Bounds wrote:It's like sitting in a tower looking for an earthquake. You know there will be one, but you don't know when or what it will look like.
and a -600 points down on DOW was a normal day back thenTutti wrote:I think what makes it worse is that since 2009, most traders have figured out to fade weakness and buy that f*cking dip. At some point, when this does roll over there are going to be a lot of dead bulls. How many new traders haven't even experienced a real bear market where we go down 7-8 days in a row, up day and then down another 5...Out of Bounds wrote:It's like sitting in a tower looking for an earthquake. You know there will be one, but you don't know when or what it will look like.
If the market falls and a permabull has walked away from the internet, is it still red?BullBear52x wrote:Yeap the H&S crew got it right, prepare for new LOWs.
Bulls was doing so good until he shows upOut of Bounds wrote:If the market falls and a permabull has walked away from the internet, is it still red?BullBear52x wrote:Yeap the H&S crew got it right, prepare for new LOWs.
