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Back in 2008, immediately after Lehman Brothers went bust, S&P sank something like 70 points in an instant. 70 points back then would be (I would think) equivalent to double that today. Another instance was on the day of Flash Crash. Damn, I still have shudders just thinking about it. THAT WAS...

Well, we are kinda reversing after hitting the lower trendline I've alluded to above. But I ain't so sure the trend itself will reverse. What say you, about what's in store for the next few days?

Flipped short @ 57 Wow, there's no letting up. We might even hit that lower trendline.

Long 67.50 SL 57

Long 3090.75 SL 3086 Think we might reverse here, at least in the short term.

Okay, I lied a little bit. :finger:

Ya should have listened. :sneaky: Still not too late. We have 370 points to drop. :)

Oh, I feel so vindicated. :D

Totally agree. Higher education at one time was considered a luxury, only given to those who put in the time and effort. Now EVERYONE is heading off to college. They knew exactly what they were getting, so government should not be supplementing these freeloaders.

Because education isn't just about schools. It's more about our future. When I see these doting idiots on TV, who I'm certain carry their heads as mere decorations, I am all for paying taxes for education whether I have kids or not. Seriously.

Sorry, but I beg to differ. One thing that is indisputable is that USA is the net importer, whereas every other country is a net exporter. Without us importing their goods, their economy would collapse. That's why China can't do shit even when we slap on these unfair tariffs. But then again...

Quit your crying, he did that to me as well. It ain't like you're missing anything huge. He writes like a loon anyway. With regards to Elliott wave, at the end of the day, it boils down to TREND LINES. That's all they are, at least IMO.

Well, duh! Here's the reason why.

Stock volatility as a risk factor for coronary heart disease death https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3076666/ When Stocks Go Down, Heart Attacks Go Up https://www.webmd.com/heart-disease/news/20100317/when-stocks-go-down-heart-attacks-go-up

Flip short 4133 (+ 10) SL 4143

Flip long 4122.50 SL 4118

The point is that you shouldn't push yourself. No amount of money can replace your health. If you feel stressed out, either take time off or reassess your trading strategy.

Flip short 4124.75 SL 4133

Flip long 4125.25

Yeah, I kinda knew you were a smuggler. ;)