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    Crude Oil - how could anybody not be bullish?

    We were overdue for yet another one of these to the moon prediction topics.
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    Russia & Ukraine

    Russian governor has been reported to police after saying there's 'no need' for the war in Ukraine (msn.com) Think I hear a tea kettle coming to a boil. :D
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    Actually ... not.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    Stairs up, elevator {shaft} down.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    Well with him being an offspring, I can't see how Daddy's could have a earned enuf for anything eye-talian other than maybe a Fiat Geppetto.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    Yes, because it is against the ttttttrend. YOU are thinking in terms of $50 up, $50 down, what's the difference. Of course they are equal. Where they are not equal is with context. Anyway like I've said and Overnight and others this has nothing to do with your OP.
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    NVDA earnings impact on MNQ futures

    There were periods of increasing amounts of trades but I see no dead or lull periods at all between RTH close and Globex close.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    "Every object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless compelled to change its state by the action of an external force." - Newton Applied to markets, a trend in place will need an external force - greater than the current one - to change its direction. Using your...
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    What is so hard about you (and it seems a few other lost souls) understanding this - that I previously posted? "But simple math aggggggggggggain tells you a stock that drops from $2 to $1, needs a 100% move to make it back to $2. With me so far? :confused: Another stock that drops from $200 to...
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    Any one brave enough to short NVDA?

    Try that in English next time.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    Exactly. To think this all started and went on and on because OP can't grasp that. LOL "Try" to make a point about something completely different from the original quote. Cray cray.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    Think many suffer from confirmation bias. They see it work and say, look this stock did it. What's the big deal? While forgetting, more likely never "seeing", alllll the other times it doesn't.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    BTW GE currently @ $109.38 is down $255.17 from its all time high of $364.55 which works out to just about a 25% retracement. Only 75% more to go, 23 years and counting later.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    Take a look at all the stocks ... that didn't come back. Those who went to 0.00 IOW bust. Or those who sit languishing for years and years. Like GE, for instance. Made all time high in 2000. Still hasn't even made a 30% retracement back up!!!!!! Gezzus. Bet many current hodlers said to...
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    Get long

    "Small world". One of my brothers lives right across the street in Surfside bldg# 106, but at the time we lived down in the 90's where the beaches have rock jetties. From what I understand after SuperStorm Sandy beaches uptown now have rock jetties to try to mitigate beach sand erosion. Prolly...
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    Get long

    What beach block? RockaPoco as some of us used to refer to it is where I grew up. But outta there since '91. BTW Bernie Madoff was a lifeguard down in Far Rockway way, way back in the 60's.
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    Any one brave enough to short NVDA?

    "I didn't mention ...." at the time it only reached $409.80, then went to $476.09. Soooo close - in horseshoes and grenade tossing. Oh well.
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    PA and news affects sentiment, which then feeds on itself. LOL perpetual downtrend - the things that people say. SMH
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    OMG I can't believe this fallacy still exists in trading!

    You'll understand one day ... maybe. BTW you brought sentiment into it. Not me. I'll stick with simple math.
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