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You're a moron. Especially the super wealthy say it's because they are lucky, not because "they deserve it" (and the rest doesn't). If you're born with an IQ of 90, that is a choice? If you're born with an IQ of 130, that is a choice? If you're so ugly nobody will hire you, that is a choice...

What you don't seem to get is that there's such a thing as undeserved wealth. The problem I have is that EMPLOYEES (of financial institutions, CEO's and executives in general) are being paid in terms that are disproportional to their productivity, not in the least due to a little gem known as...

You are correct. Well thought-out post. The ones pro free markets should be at least as mad at the world as the socialist commies, considering nothing is free about the markets anymore with "too big to fail". The state of a country is decided in large part by its ideology, as you correctly...

You know "gap filling" is mostly superstition right? Anyway, I think we'll see a massive correction but potentially from a higher level and in february. I watch European markets mostly and the weaker brothers there have been absolutely unwilling to back down. I was watching the previous...

You're one of the reasons I'm starting to turn on the merits of democracy.

Why? Unless the drop is (going to be) particularly violent the thought isn't far-fetched at all.

Sierracharts, indeed! There is literally no significant feature I have found in any other package (even more advanced ones like market delta, which doesn't even have DOM/chart trading, like their footprint type charts or delta (bid/ask volume diff) that I haven't been able to reproduce with SC...

Yes the grind on no volume is on again. It's somewhat likely the market will reverse higher from these levels. Depends mostly on whether the European session will reverse tomorrow or continue to slide (reversal seems quite likely to me).

No, I'm actually 11 years old, but at least I don't go around calling people's analysis which is not at all far-fetched nor ridicululous, ridiculous. I didn't say 700 this year. That'll probably be 2012. But we will most likely see something like 1000-1050 this year. Also, you're annoying...

Yeah and I bet you can't afford any new ones either now that you've spent all your savings on buying the first signs of an intraday dip :D

You know what isn't fair? I never said "this is the end of it" until there was a top. I missed it by 4 points, but that's nothing so respect my authoritah bitchezzz. I WANT MAH PRAISE AND COOKIES! I CALLED THE TOP BOOYAH!

Funny how no bulls have posted since your powerful grand top :P Anyway I was watching option sentiment as well and it was getting a little ridiculous. I don't think (although it's certainly possible) that the house moves the market down to collect the premiums (that would take billions and...

What's different is that you aren't buying the dip! BUY THE DIP! Seriously though, what's really different is that the world might wake up to the fact that this is an overbought market that's gonna lose 50% this year ^_^ Edit: What's also different is that I am not seeing any rejection of...

BTFD!!!

Quick guys, buy the dip!!! Before it's too late! This thing is going to the moon :D

Guys, we're here. This is (near the) top. Short or sell now, you can't lose. And just for your amusement: http://www.cmavision.com/market-data Look who is #1 today! :D Wait until they tell the public about this chart on CNBC. I betcha' that when we're near the bottom of the correction...

Yeah very nice!

Yeah ok. We probably don't have too dissimilar views when it comes down to it. Also obviously it is for the most part government intervention that has helped the markets, however I'm in the deflationist camp. Call me nuts but 10 yr bonds will probably be a good investment at 4% if it ever...

The 1T increase mentioned is since the *announcement* of QE2. No sum is going to come up with the market cap increase and the multiplier certainly isn't more than 1.4 so will come up short for pure monetary stimulus. Lite and the PD commissions are a drop in the bucket. Details like that are...

It's funny you should say that. Here's a few common wisdoms I would apply to this situation: A) If a lie seems too big to cover up, it probably is a crackpot theory (i.e. massive stock market manipulation) B) Market manipulation never works in the long run (as long as there is a bid and an ask...