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its definitely a hard call at this point...certainly some rejection of seller strength so its looking for buyers...it could also be indecision at the top of the hill?

i take it everybody is long at this point?

I don't understand why you think crude should rally if the build is bigger? I'd think the opposites would be true. Its possible crude may rally regardless of DOE reports. It is somewhat bullish that prices have held such a tight range over the last week.

yea...everybody here wants to trade their winning system for your losing system? sorry man...you earned the sarcasm..

yea...i'm starting to learn the whole zero rationale thing here...guess i always try to look at supply/demand...the fundies...but even those aren't correct eh...

I am certainly less bearish now than I was initially...though I just can't fathom $75...something tells me that if we were going to 75 we would already have been there...what is your rationale for going to 75 now?

well...i'm just trying to learn and add to what i believe i already know...so that is why I ask for reasons or rationale...i'm looking back in hindsight...not trying to predict the future with REASONS at the moment...clearly to me...speculation is a driving force in this market at the moment...

I've noticed that most traders on here trade index futures...ES YM ER2..etc....just curious if anyone here daytrades QM consistently or if it is just too difficult?

preopen is kinda like pre-drink...you're not ready to get drunk yet...but you're getting there...so preopen is getting ready to open

maybe everyone is trying to figure out how to get out of their longs....

all i'm suggesting is....if there is no rationale...guess whats going to happen nobody really cares about big media...if you do you shouldn't

did he say why? --kinda like bill gross calling a 3% 10yr 8 months ago

surprised to see oil up as much as it is....would love to know the current rationale...the way I see this weeks inventory is simply nothing more than gas companies slowing down production to try and create demand thus boosting pricing...whether they like it or not they are still paying high...

Oil controls stocks...stocks don't control oil... Oil and debt are macroeconomy commodities...as is housing. Stocks reflect the economy. The economy is detemined by those commodities and how "easy" it is to sustain or improve financial conditions within each individual's life.

This makes no sense at all..if oil goes down stocks will only get stronger

good to know that not everyone is short

followed by ski slope.....

thats true...you can't always count on those virtuous energy reports

66 bucks a bucket...not bad...I have to admit I am taking my fair share of heat at the moment...Oil has been nothing but a gutter ball for the past 2 months just doesn't want to break a channel barrier...my bones are telling me to stick to my guns though...nuts are running the market now...but...

shorted on Friday and held over the weekend...hows that for nutsy....not doing so well today though