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North America has forever changed the supply side of the hydrocarbon equation. Big time. In fact I would be much more inclined to trade crack spreads and distilled products and storage in lieu of Crude Oil or Natural Gas.

"Box has argued that open outcry trading is better for large transactions and that its new trading floor would encourage better participation in large trades." Wow, the Toronto Stock Exchange knows better than CBOE. You know nothing, Jon Snow. I mean, the CBOE electronically facilitates block...

Not true. This is his third thread on the topic and he's been calling tops since February. I do not think the OP is a tard as you say - likewise, he's been incorrect and stopped out to date with his other threads. The market certainly feels overextended, but institutions are chasing yield and...

Well, some execution platforms may require that exchange supported, or "implied" spreads be enabled within that platform. In fact, I can think of a few execution platforms that dont even support exchange spreads. Some retail clearing firms don't support exchange spreads (their bread and butter...

Having used both, I'd take a proper trendline over linear regression any day of the week for the my purposes at least. Elliot Waves and other wave count generators don't work - at least I've personally never seen it hold up with any consistency over time. But they do make convincing charts...

Yes, at some point in time the market will go down. But the OP's threads have been wrong to date, and his shallow profit targets do not recover his losses from February to date.

Bull Shit on You. Plug in Bloomberg Time & Sales into the MatLab Machine Learning Toolbox. And Statistica. And S-Plus. Not a Short in the lot greater than intraday. What are you "mining" with ?

Exactly. Dead nuts on. Wavering confidence for such a MACRO call ...

That's where algorithms are born .....

Hope this targeting covers the losses from your other manifold short positions initiated and "covered" since February. Maybe 2448.5 would come close ?

The objective is to start a poll/thread in February, be wrong, rinse and repeat (on third thread and counting) - eventually be correct, then declare total and absolute victory.

Oddly enough, Mr. Greenspan sees no bubble in the stock market - but sees one in the bond market. Apparently his "irrational exuberance" is a bit fickle. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-07-31/no-bubble-in-stocks-but-look-out-when-bonds-pop-greenspan-says

You've been at this since for a good six months now - eventually you will either be correct or if trading real $$ out of capital !

I think that if a market "fits" you - trade it and never mind anyone else' opinion. All markets have cycles and their own unique idiosyncrasies - rock on.

I've had quite a bit of experience with prop futures firms. From my experience, the daily stop-loss is not arbitrary - it's fixed for all new and intermediate traders. Traders who have been big earners at the firm are, of course, given a lot more rope - and are even allowed to carry open...

Are you referring to a prop futures firm ?

1. You draw or recycle trend lines like old people fuck. Poorly. Not proper. Use the body of the candle. 2. You like to bend the context of descriptions to fit your volente-sexSLAVE like! like! Like! Love fest narrative. I suggest that Weekly data and a PROPER trend line would add better...

If you used Weekly data and trend lines IMHO you never would have gotten sucked into this unending morass of nonsense. I'm not saying that you would have gotten long, but even Stevie Wonder can see that a macro short call is completely unwarranted. WTF would you pick 2500 ? In context that...

Good luck with that premise also. The Fed is NOT going to hammer anything. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have liquidated much of their loan portfolios, and the QE money supply saturation has for the most part been phased away. In fact, corporate tax rate restructuring is the big wildcard on the...

No, not at all - if a market grinds higher under "adverse" news that's bullish. Institutionals are chasing yield. Yeah, equities are getting expensive. But interest rates and commodities haven't been getting it done for them. Just because your premise hasn't worked out to date doesn't mean...