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Still not seeing anything bullish, even though we are at the lower point of an oscillation, daily chart remains bearish, only chance is V reversal, who is going to start that?

Racial discrimination.

Paul, so what happens if he decides not to let you know of his cover? :)

Everything in our lives revolves around cycles, never say never.

LC, TY for recent posts, appreciated. Vol, you didn't answer my previous question, maybe I didn't see your answer. re - gaps above. Weekly Qs, quite a few gaps there, so IYO we ought to fill them? <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=2316714>

I am of the opposite opinion, I am not seeing anything bullish apart from that gap above, ImPO calling this a bottom is more of a gamble, just look at this week's close.

LC, with all the talk about banks being nationalized & if markets still work pricing in events like that before they are due, then a LDD to 650-680 is around the corner, is it not?

U gave up on 830?

Well I am still in across the pond

LC, If my vision was to come true, re-total buy out, CNBC keeps suggesting this as not a possibility but as if it is an almost certain event due, then where would that put S&P500 IYO?

I am with u bro

Why do we need a LDD to mark a longer term bottom? TY!

Governments do waste a lot of money & that's common knowledge, whenever a budget is given to a department their prime objective ought to be to make an improvement, which I suppose they do try to achieve, but the unnecessary expences to get from A to B are plain stupid a lot of the time. Trouble...

Vol, how many are banking on that gap above to be closed by Friday?

Vol, puting aside OE for a moment what is your opinion on the way the Daily chart looks, as to me it looks just sick, as in not bullish.

Fat finger tonight maybe

Short here

Ridiculous call Ammo, WTG!

But what has all of this got to do with a foreign bank? They have their own laws in Switzerland don't they?

"U.S. law views tax evasion as a crime, Swiss law does not" - from Bloomy. I don't quite get this, tax evasion is a crime in the US, though a Swiss bank is penalised for opening accounts to US citizens? It is a different country is it not?