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1. Hope! This is based on assumptions that the worst of the Coronavirus economic and health crisis is behind us. 2. Cash on the sidelines and a lot of it, FOMO is driving underexposed money managers to compete with the market using their cash reserves. 3. Bargain prices for quality and growth...

There never was a bounce, we dropped, we're up. Don't anticipate, participle

$$$ right, good one, take a guess when will it pop?

Good call... What kind of bubble you think this is?

In that case we are in for another decade we don't want to miss $$$

I think you should add 2008 us housing bubble, but I agree, this is not a bubble, it's going to be one for sure if the fed continues throwing money at the problem and cutting rates, that will create hyper inflation and a stock / bond market bubble, for the companies that will survive this..

Unless you have a proven strategy, one that you have tested and know that it makes money in the long term, perhaps it loses money in the short term because no one can see the turns and twists of the market, but you know that sticking with it for the longer term will generate income, I know I...

Less, the shorter the time-frame, the less relevant the economy

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That's for sure, Q1 and Q2 are probably in recession territory, question is what will the market reaction be? Is Q3 buried as well? Does it matter to the traders?

Non judgemental works best, I'm glad it's working for you, though, I think the market can only go that far without sound economic support, IMHO

I agree, trading without biases is very hard but is the right way to trade, are you a pro? Anyway, the purpose of this thread is to get everyone thinking where we are and trade accordingly, although sometimes, accordingly means going against the economy logic

Stock market bubbles are created when assets are overpriced, way and beyond their fair value. Examining equity prices under the economic conditions we might say that last week's move inflated prices way over their fair value. Current indices are now less then 20% down from the all time high...

Hi, As quoted before, we are going to explore end-of-day, US equities, and not intra-day HFT. best of luck.

Don't take it to the extreme,I would like to hear more opinions,yours included of course, I would also like to take it to a more practical side, Send me your email so I can add you to the project members group

Both, I'm looking for ideas plus I do have working (live trading) ideas and I'd like to calibrate with others in order to polish them and optimize. Thank you for all the brave souls that decided to join in

If you are in, please send me your email and I will add you to the list of project members on github.com and we will start to work, :)

Good, send me your email and I will add you to the project members on github.com and we will start working