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How do you know the spread will narrow rather than widen?

Where did you get your hedge ratio of .18 from (not saying it's wrong, just wondering how you got it). What is the reasoning behind buying and selling equal amounts to try and cancel out gains?

The second game seems random just like the real stock market. What sort of "strategy" do you use?

Do they give a reason?

Check out this Fibonacci chart on the ES! That last pullback was almost exactly to the Fibonacci line. Of course, you have to draw them from the right place, and it took me a few tries to find a place to start drawing them from where everything worked out nicely.

That's the goal. Any tips on how to do any of those things are appreciated!

Are you saying the price of silver will get so low that all the industrial companies who use it will buy all of it? The price of silver stayed relatively flat for like 20 years after the first bubble crashed. Why didn't that happen then?

I don't read that site. What is going on with silver and gold over there?

AGQ is 2x weighted silver and it has options. I guess AGQ is an ETF, though, and USLV is an ETN.

The top trendlines are 3 options depending on which tops you connect. The bottom ones are their corresponding lines. They're color coded so you can see which ones go together. I put circles around the points on the lower lines so you can see which bottoms I used to determine their...

Are those mostly DOMs they are looking at with the red and blue columns?

Man I hope silver doesn't do what it did after the last spike and drop down to the $4s and stay there for 20 years. It may have been a mistake to choose a silver instrument that doesn't have options.

I'm confused, price has already gone through both of those levels, how is it going to reverse there?

If it was below 1567 then 1567 couldn't be a reversal point.

You can put me on your ignore list :confused:

Can you help me understand which ones are high probability and why?

It's already below 1567 :confused:

edit - I thought there was an option to allow multiple poll choices but I guess not. I wanted people to be able to vote for the places they thought were the most likely reversal points but since the poll only allows you to vote for one it's going to be pretty hard to pick. So instead lets use...

Can we have an example of the Dow leading the S&P? They look like they move more or less together to me.