I know the nature of this thread is reversals. But why not try to figure out what part of the double top is statistically significant in determining if market continues or reverses?
Looking at the basic pattern will get you nowhere.
I’ve analyzed reversals for years, your better off analyzing...
I think he is fine, but lives a very normal life. It's funny that I see him around once in a while. Jim Cramer too, I've run into him he lives close to me too. Haven't seen him in years though but in the mid 2000's ran into him at the bowling alley and an italian restaurant ahhahaha
Guy Adami goes to my ymca....see him all the time. I will ask him next time I see him. I ran into him at Walmart and an ice cr am shop...see him pretty often
He’s a true man of the people, actually my favorite on the show...but I rarely ever watch cnbc
Trump is a Magician:
"And now for my next act... I'll Make the Democrats Defend Iran"
These set ups are too easy for him.
In 3 months Trump the Magician:
"I want Tax cut 2.0... Democrats want Tax increase"
He certainly is a great salesman, going to be extremely difficult for Democrats in 2020.
I'm not good at charting this stuff... but it would be interesting to see these variables charted out to see. Or perhaps someone has a better idea of a comparable index. I feel Europe is appropriate to compare and view Trump's influence vs Obama's influence etc.
Someone out there if you can...
I have not done the analysis but would an easy way to judge Trump is a comparison of SPX vs Stoxx 600 European index?
And Further compare Obama's SPX vs Stoxx. Obviously it is all correlated BUT if the SPX accelerated in comparison to Stoxx during the Trump years then...credit should be given...
Trump also manipulated our interest rates to further froth our economy and the world economy.
He did this by staging the BS China Tariff game...which was a joke BUT influenced central banks to lower interest rates further inflating reality. Pure bi-product of the China Tariff Scare
Most money...
Edges are typically slim. Couple your edge with sound risk management and the ability to let positions unfold/run you will have a fighting chance. Also harness randomness...what I mean by that is you have a random chance of a position moving in an outsized way in your direction by sticking...
I'm in the infancy stages of setting up a CTA.
Should launch in 2021 with a "small" chunk of change.
I'm looking to target 20% yearly returns after fees with drawdown of less the 4%. I think it is quite compelling for investors considering index futures make up a small part of my strategy...
Yeah... but my point is why would Schwab want to pull the plug on TOS. That would make very little sense.
I would say that Redundancy in charting is crossing my mind.
I'm thinking Ninja Trader? Anyone else have any thoughts on what to migrate to from a charting standpoint IF Schwab pulls...