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Reminder: FOMC meeting minutes released @ 200pm EDT

CumTicks once again pointed the way this morning. Wish I paid it more head earlier. 3 NQ shorts that didn't go down. So I finally reversed on the last one and made back a little over half so far. Looking kinda toppy atm so prolly going to cash in and wait to enter again later.

Secondary markets (such as TSX) are most of the time swayed by the majors. CL LOD (so far) is $74.31 doesn't bode well for up north. A least for the foreseeable future.

OP starts off ... "I'm not necessarily having any issues ...) Appears they just want to upgrade is all.

You thought so highly of it that you didn't bother to bookmark it huh?

Yup. No justifiable reason technically or funnymental to see TSLA as a buy aaaaaaanytime soon. "I've fallen and I can't get up". All bounces will get sold.

So called Psych :confused: levels worked really well in the past .... for shorts, especially $400 and $200:-

Weak.

Why?

"They" take out the stops on the upside ..... and "they" take out the stops on the downside. Short is the way to continue to play TSLA, but if one just cannot hold themselves back best to wait for a consolidation/sideways range to happen (like below). Then hope uptrend lasts longer this time.

I doubt that myself - as relates to company earnings a market mover, beyond the individual stock. Meanwhile tomorrow FOMC minutes get released and NFP on Friday.

XMas rally must be snowed in up in North Pole. Next up 1st 5 trading days of January often point direction of the year.

Which turned into -9% since RTH open. Cathie Woods no doubt will pick up some more shares as ARKK craters some more as well.

Just uploaded yesterday:-

Arris (formerly Motorola) Surfboard SBG3800

-4% premarket - 1st trading of the new year.

"Re-fueling" was @ 830pm EDT. But now back to where they opened last night. Though certainly not EURUSD and other dollar currency pairs.

Jezzus some are either clueless or lazy to bother doing a simple search for such easily obtainable stuff.

Again scale matters. The SMI, leading Swiss stock market index is comprised of 20 components which represent 80% of the total capitalization. Compared that to S&P 500's components representing similar total cap.

Don't short-change them, 8.7 million people or about the size of NYC. Like I said I question that rating - percentage only matter when comparing similar (or somewhat) values. Not something approx 3% the size of the other. Same for productivity and some other categories.