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Don't forget your TBullBear52x wrote:How about MAY day? summer time thingy...
yeap, that too.SWalsh wrote:Don't forget your TBullBear52x wrote:How about MAY day? summer time thingy...
GLD and SLV are badly over sold, I posted GLD chart yesterday, here is SLV, see LOW Volume, a bounce will be limited, maybe it need to shake out more?ClarkW wrote:Updated chart on POSSIBLE Bullish Crab Pattern, per http://www.harmonictrader.com/price_patternscrab.htm
bb “thingy” ROLFLOLBullBear52x wrote:How about MAY day? summer time thingy...
Well, did you place bets ?MrMiyagi wrote:It heard you..Petsamo wrote:IWM wants to unload
I don't follow AAPL. I can only tell you that if there is an exploitable avenue for profits, whether it be stocks or commodities, HFT is involved. So I would think it is well within reason and logic to think that they are doing quite well with AAPL. With the entire stock market, the number of firms skimming pennies has dropped volatility. In mid 2008 a slow SPX day had a 10 point range. An average day was probably 18-25 points. That was a very easy mkt to trade, IMO. This mkt now ONLY moves during the day when machines see orders and rape them. Some don't like me stating that. But the fact is that it is crystal clear, although some still try to claim there are rules against Fed intervention that helps these so-called "banks". Well, there is the National Security Act that specifically allows for the continuity of government which allows corporations, if deemed to be "necessary", to hold problems off the balance sheet. James Grant had in his April 2009 issue of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, state that the net worth of GE was at least a negative $20 billion due to GE Capital. Hmm....Who is the "Jobs Czar" who just sent GEs X-Ray division to China? The "Green Jobs" that were shovel ready was shoveling greenbacks into the banks.garygld wrote:So, if I am understanding you correctly, you are saying that the volatility of AAPL, for instance, is possibly/definitely a result of HFT?
Not today.. but looking at TZA for long term even though I have a bunch.Petsamo wrote:Well, did you place bets ?MrMiyagi wrote:It heard you..Petsamo wrote:IWM wants to unload
Anything is possible. Let's see how today closes first. Recall the short-term evil plan I mentioned last night, it's already 2 legged up but bulls didn't move much, so certainly not looking good.CarlosDK wrote:Cobra
You dont think this is a possible bearish backtest of necklines on daily chart DAX, SPX , COMPQ ? -- if it cant break 1370 ?
BARONBullBear52x wrote:Point of focus, looks like Houston got some problem.
I see gasoline cans and matches are always nearby....I like it...uempel wrote:Ahh, Cobra, you don't like the P&Fs...Cobra wrote:Didn't the rebound today prove the low was in yesterday? Read my statement carefully, especially the 2nd conclusion line:CarlosDK wrote:Cobra - you think the bottom still in yesterday ?
Great chart BullBear! Agree on possible need for more shakeout. Small positions in AGQ and NUGT for me at this time, flyers....BullBear52x wrote:GLD and SLV are badly over sold, I posted GLD chart yesterday, here is SLV, see LOW Volume, a bounce will be limited, maybe it need to shake out more?ClarkW wrote:Updated chart on POSSIBLE Bullish Crab Pattern, per http://www.harmonictrader.com/price_patternscrab.htm