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    Stocks sell off as tanks roll into Gaza

    Does this mean that Yasser Arafat fathered Anna Nicole's baby?
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    neiderhoffer

    He has also been proven capable of making 100% drawdowns. So, it's a mixed bag, if you ask me, and that's a kind metaphor.
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    Death March

    If you were a masochist, you'd short YM instead without a stop. With your current position, you are a narcissist, because you think you are cute.
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    Housing Data

    According to your logic, if I am, let's say, an automaker, it's in my best interest to produce as few cars as possible, because it would limit the supply and drive the prices up. In fact, I might not produce any cars at all, or even buy back my own cars to corner the market. Fortunately, it...
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    Bears coming out of the woodwork.

    There will be no reversal. The "bears" that who sold off on Tue afternoon were the same players who drove the market higher on Tue morning. Tomorrow (Wed), the same folks will lift it up again. Simply buying low and selling high.
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Hey, not bad!
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    Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

    Nice action today. Both bulls and bears got slaughtered. :) The pigs took all the dough from the table by driving the other two animals nuts. The Dow will end the day at +97.14.
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    I Am In 25% Cash! All Accounts*

    The key number for SPX is 1960. This is where its fair value is.
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    Do we have to go up everyday?

    The reason the market goes up every day is because it is trying to catch up with its fair value, which is about 25% higher than what the current value is now (based on the spread between the 10-yr bond yield and the S&P forward earnings yield). The poor bears misjudged the recent advance as a...
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    questions on counter trend system

    travis, I think the question you are trying to ask is how to know in advance if a particular day is going to be a trend day or a range day. Presumably, you'd activate your system on the range days and deactivate it on the trend days. Is that right? If so, I think you already know the answer: to...
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    It's going down and it's going down hard.

    The actual close of +111.09 is an exchange print error.
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    Let us get few things clear about permabulls and permabears

    Wonderful. Now, can you please step aside from the door: I need to get into a bathroom and throw up.
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    It's going down and it's going down hard.

    The Dow will end up today at exactly +105.18.
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    Another dip, another chance to make $$$

    Verbose, isn't she?
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    Another dip, another chance to make $$$

    The most interesting outcome for today would be if the markets closed unchanged. Therefore, it's going to happen.
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    Another dip, another chance to make $$$

    Stops are overhyped and overrated. You may want to consider hedges instead. Here are my trades for today:
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    Your strategy for Fed day tomorrow?

    I am short the 10-yr bond, long ES, betting on the spread between the two beasts to narrow. Good for any day, including the FOMC day.
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    who determines amounts of futures contracts available for trade?

    In a strict sense, a market maker is someone who is obligated to show both the bid and the ask, and to honor both sides of the market. By that definition, there are no market makers in the S&P E-mini futures (which you are discussing). Instead, there is a computer system known as Globex, where...
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    who determines amounts of futures contracts available for trade?

    Think about 10 bottles of milk. Although the supply is limited, you can still have literally millions of people placing bets on the future price of milk. If the price per bottle goes up by a dollar, this dollar is transfered from the wallet of the seller of the future's contract to the wallet of...
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    How market makers work in Futures

    Yes, it's possible, although the ES market is believed to be too large to be cornered easily. The nominal value of the open interest for just the front month ES contract is somewhere around $150 billion. Warren Buffet would have to conspire with Bill Gates and then some other folks to come up...
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