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Agree. We have lots of uncertainties here, cannot believe the market simply up and up and up from here.mrpirc wrote:stocksage wrote:Market will not move substantially lower until interest rates start going up.
You can't make money putting it in the bank, real estate still going down, QE2, QE3, POMO supporting the market. Just completed a small correction over war and nuclear trouble, that the market basically yawned at .
Buy pullbacks instead of trying to short every blip and get stopped out. It's not that hard to make money.
Market have a way of pricing in events way in advance, so when will they price in the end of QE2 and interest rate rises, and escalating euro zone problems, plus one can say that the Japanese nuclear issue is not yet ended. Be careful.
BullBear52x wrote:Educational fun stuff. SELL AAPL if trade below 352 and under the green line.
Comment today in the FT on this subject, executive summary: when QE2 ends rates will go down (yes down) and equities too. You might have to log into the website (?), but it's for free:Cobra wrote:Agree. We have lots of uncertainties here, cannot believe the market simply up and up and up from here.mrpirc wrote:stocksage wrote:Market will not move substantially lower until interest rates start going up.
You can't make money putting it in the bank, real estate still going down, QE2, QE3, POMO supporting the market. Just completed a small correction over war and nuclear trouble, that the market basically yawned at .
Buy pullbacks instead of trying to short every blip and get stopped out. It's not that hard to make money.
Market have a way of pricing in events way in advance, so when will they price in the end of QE2 and interest rate rises, and escalating euro zone problems, plus one can say that the Japanese nuclear issue is not yet ended. Be careful.
Triangular 200ma, 1m chart, wroks real good if you trade the trend with a combination of 123 move.AK84 wrote:BullBear52x wrote:Educational fun stuff. SELL AAPL if trade below 352 and under the green line.
Hi
What MA are u using as ur green line ? Thanks
I mean a pull back to MA quicky quicky.BullBear52x wrote:Aha! now I got to have my seat betls on. Qs and IWM ma is pointing up now, SPY and DIA and TRAN not yet. VIX now below 200ma, short more here for a fight to trending turn.
Cobra wrote:Lots of call here, yeah, this is once in a life time opportunity to get rich, hurry up.
By the way, a market relies heavily on QE xxx, how sick the market is. Can Fed QE forever?Me XMan wrote:Lost my lunch money
Market must getting hints on QE3
Cobra wrote:Lots of call here, yeah, this is once in a life time opportunity to get rich, hurry up.
Two choices, up interest or print. which is easier?Cobra wrote:By the way, a market relies heavily on QE xxx, how sick the market is. Can Fed QE forever?Me XMan wrote:Lost my lunch money
Market must getting hints on QE3
Cobra wrote:Lots of call here, yeah, this is once in a life time opportunity to get rich, hurry up.
There's a limit in printing. At the very beginning printing makes US products cheaper thus good for export but when printing too much, since you still have to import, you can buy less and less therefore push up your own product's price. So there's a limit somewhere, you cannot print forever. If printing can solve every problem, how come in history we ever had the recession?BullBear52x wrote: Two choices, up interest or print. which is easier?
Cobra wrote:Agree. We have lots of uncertainties here, cannot believe the market simply up and up and up from here.mrpirc wrote:stocksage wrote:Market will not move substantially lower until interest rates start going up.
You can't make money putting it in the bank, real estate still going down, QE2, QE3, POMO supporting the market. Just completed a small correction over war and nuclear trouble, that the market basically yawned at .
Buy pullbacks instead of trying to short every blip and get stopped out. It's not that hard to make money.
Market have a way of pricing in events way in advance, so when will they price in the end of QE2 and interest rate rises, and escalating euro zone problems, plus one can say that the Japanese nuclear issue is not yet ended. Be careful.
That's because retailers are buying like crazy as they refuse to believe something bad is cooking. We'll see.stocksage wrote:
Market is reacting well to bad events, shouldn't that tell you something?
I like shorting NFLX...I may waite for a bit...Don't need to hurry when it goes dn we will have time to get in.BullBear52x wrote:Educaitonal Only, Short NFLX here.