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Top tick of the ultimate high (as well as all prior swing highs as well as all intra-day highs) goes to the ax. Meaning, it's elusive.

Not necessarily. It's an ingredient, but NOT automatic rocket fuel. The context of this thread is AGGREGATE short interest.

1. Retail short interest is identified prey. Generally under-capitalized with too large positions. All in all...........predictable. October adds influence. 2. What "counts" is NYSE specialist short interest with data delayed 2 weeks. 3. The fascination with short selling for a...

$65 to $90 in that short of a duration, WTF do you want? Trader dream. Psst, news explains price NOT price explaining news.

He isn't the richest in the "damn country". That would be Gates. How hard is it to spell? We're not talking rocket science, lengthy words or exotic accents. We're also not talking about an all-you-can- eat diner in a northern suburb of Detroit. Pssst, you're the one that initiated...

To paraphase CNBC. the bastion of broadcast finance, Greek tax collectors are now on strike. But how can a Greek tell they're on strike? Gyros for EVERYONE! I bar NO expense.

So, let me get this straight, piracy is the reason why we short certain stocks? Yar yar yar. Yo ho ho (and a bottle of rum).

IF you're going to drop names, at least learn how to spell it, FH. Buffett's personal net worth peaked at roughly $55 billion. Presently it's around $39 billion. IF and when YOU amass you're first billion, be sure and let us all know.

Clue perhaps. Two economists went duck hunting last autumn (I didn't use the word fall since it might be confusing). One shot to the left. One shot to the right. When they averaged the two shots, they pretended they had duck dinner for supper. Then over brandy, they discussed "J" curves...

For a net of..........nothing.

With the # of NYSE new 52 lows > 800, capitulation may closer than you think.

Locate shares to short.

That eggshell fragile ego is starting to show some cracks. Truly entertaining.

Now THAT is funny. And........I learned a new term: "pebble-dash" Even funnier, his girlfriend owns the house. 4 cyclinder cars do get good gas mileage. This is important with petrol prices per liter being what they are in the UK.

3 million exchanging hands per day, implying liquidity coupled with high volatility would be a tough hurdle. It's a "small" world". Such an animal would be in the limelight by virtue of a large number of shareholders. Liquidity is conducive to tighter spreads and LESS volatility...

Ingrate?????????? That's rich. You're not. Master............will YOU allow me to attempt to snatch the pebble from your hand?

Confucius say "forever strong word and wong wong time" IF you were to participate in any trend dicusssions you would encounter complaints to the effect that trend trading hasn't "worked" for more than a decade. Not "working" is purportedly why Richard Dennis left the biz. Better yet...

1. "It told you so" sounds like a 7 year old. 2. "do a search". My my, don't we have an ego? 3. Given 14 THOUSAND posts, only 20 times??? 4. As for telling "us" so.............BFD.

Awwwww. You should have been around in the late 1990's when AMTD's systems crashed virtually EVERY morning. IF you reach a telephone rep, which are unlicensed inbound telemarketers, you basicall got double talk. They might have offered a concession such as (5) free trades (and an...

Lots of gaps, but the focus is on the most recent. A gap is a synethetic price point established by the ax. It is not a toadstool that popped up at random.