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The illusion of choice and the illusion of the two parties. It's funny how the media brainwashed average Joes and Janes from an early age. Propaganda worked, propaganda works, and propaganda will continue to work with the dumbing down education. Just look at some history works.gap up wrote:I agree with Richard Bernstein, the global credit market bubble is one thing but the market is reacting negatively to the rhetoric of my way or the hiway politicos, both parties. We vote these elephants and jack asses into office and then they kick us to the curb and kick the can down the road. Bernanke warned them again at his last senate hearing. I hold hedges at least until noon manana.heavenskrow wrote:still sitting in UVXY and TMF and wheat futures...
Debating if I should sell them before the close tomorrow
seriously....I will be moving out of America for that very reason soon. Its a filthy dirty system.gap up wrote:I agree with Richard Bernstein, the global credit market bubble is one thing but the market is reacting negatively to the rhetoric of my way or the hiway politicos, both parties. We vote these elephants and jack asses into office and then they kick us to the curb and kick the can down the road. Bernanke warned them again at his last senate hearing. I hold hedges at least until noon manana.heavenskrow wrote:still sitting in UVXY and TMF and wheat futures...
Debating if I should sell them before the close tomorrow
I will help you pack your bags. We do not want you here if you are not here for the right reasons. The $$$ is not the reason to be here. Get a clue.heavenskrow wrote:seriously....I will be moving out of America for that very reason soon. Its a filthy dirty system.gap up wrote:I agree with Richard Bernstein, the global credit market bubble is one thing but the market is reacting negatively to the rhetoric of my way or the hiway politicos, both parties. We vote these elephants and jack asses into office and then they kick us to the curb and kick the can down the road. Bernanke warned them again at his last senate hearing. I hold hedges at least until noon manana.heavenskrow wrote:still sitting in UVXY and TMF and wheat futures...
Debating if I should sell them before the close tomorrow
Al_Dente wrote:Had to go back to ONE MINUTE only because it gives me a better picture of bot volume
Kind of unusual maybe rare (?) that bots sold so much right smack at the bottom
Maybe that means it is not the bottom NOT SURE
respectfully disagree......it is above BB but needs to close within to be bullish.....if it closes above we probably have more downsideCobra wrote:pay attention to VIX, let's see if it'd close above its BB top today which if indeed then it'd be good news for bulls.
It was a sell stick at 10:55 ishuempel wrote:Al, you sure the bots "sold" - or did they buy? Would make more sense if it was some kind of bottom...Al_Dente wrote:Had to go back to ONE MINUTE only because it gives me a better picture of bot volume
Kind of unusual maybe rare (?) that bots sold so much right smack at the bottom
Maybe that means it is not the bottom NOT SURE
Guys ( and ladies), this is an excellent example of how you disagree. There is no reason to have kneejerk reactions to political statements here. That said, there is very little reason to make political statements here.jabberstoxx wrote:respectfully disagree......
Not here by choice my friend. But finishing up my last year at school737controller wrote:I will help you pack your bags. We do not want you here if you are not here for the right reasons. The $$$ is not the reason to be here. Get a clue.heavenskrow wrote:seriously....I will be moving out of America for that very reason soon. Its a filthy dirty system.gap up wrote:I agree with Richard Bernstein, the global credit market bubble is one thing but the market is reacting negatively to the rhetoric of my way or the hiway politicos, both parties. We vote these elephants and jack asses into office and then they kick us to the curb and kick the can down the road. Bernanke warned them again at his last senate hearing. I hold hedges at least until noon manana.heavenskrow wrote:still sitting in UVXY and TMF and wheat futures...
Debating if I should sell them before the close tomorrow
I agree with Richard Bernstein, the global credit market bubble is one thing but the market is reacting negatively to the rhetoric of my way or the hiway politicos, both parties. We vote these elephants and jack asses into office and then they kick us to the curb and kick the can down the road. Bernanke warned them again at his last senate hearing. I hold hedges at least until noon manana.[/heavenskrow wrote:gap up wrote:heavenskrow wrote:still sitting in UVXY and TMF and wheat futures...
Debating if I should sell them before the close tomorrow
Hey now!! Play nice....737controller wrote:I will help you pack your bags. We do not want you here if you are not here for the right reasons. The $$$ is not the reason to be here. Get a clue.heavenskrow wrote:seriously....I will be moving out of America for that very reason soon. Its a filthy dirty system.gap up wrote:I agree with Richard Bernstein, the global credit market bubble is one thing but the market is reacting negatively to the rhetoric of my way or the hiway politicos, both parties. We vote these elephants and jack asses into office and then they kick us to the curb and kick the can down the road. Bernanke warned them again at his last senate hearing. I hold hedges at least until noon manana.heavenskrow wrote:still sitting in UVXY and TMF and wheat futures...
Debating if I should sell them before the close tomorrow
NICE fan on the 30 minute ALAl_Dente wrote:30 min
Right on time babyUnique wrote:Lunch almost over. Time to initialize second leg bounce
joe joe did u ask me something abut xly this morn??joe-gamma wrote:NICE fan on the 30 minute ALAl_Dente wrote:30 min