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Actually, it's not all that easy to see who's "leading" IF you're referring to level II, 1. fill and re-load fill and re-load, show and withdraw. 2. slot machine concept of capitivation. Blinking. Pretty colors. As for "big", matter of perspective. Blocks, are just as often as not...

Been here a month and have 172 posts. Good job! You might confer with Longhorns for tips to accelerate the proecess. The day CFC capitulated at $15ish, it closed at $20. That's 25%,..................... in an afternoon. Nope, I didn't get. I do know the specialist did.

Fundamentals, on a trading site? Price to book? Deemed by Wall Street for the most part as archaic. Lower of cost or market. Under-stated fixed assets. Fully depreciated yet still turning out widgets. Over-stated current assets. Requires agings. Overall, assets subjective, liabilities...

It's already in the cards. But.............any "news" will make for a great alibi for the specialists/market makers to gap down en masse. Hence moving away from their basis(s).

No you're not long. Not short a............collapsing stock either. Now what wood...............oops, I mean would that make you? Collapsing? I've got (14) positions presently and a fair amount of dry powder. . Your definition of collapsing and mine..........differ. Down 3.6% today...

Dip shit? I'm not the one with two THOUSAND posts. OF my 300, 'bout 50 can be attributed specifically to YOU.

Tape never lies. Ehhhhhhhhhhh............, transactions (blocks) between member firms don't have to appear on tape. Unless...........they so choose. Chinese Art of War: "beware of bearers of false gifts".

Don't know anything about LUM. Own CFC. No, no undying loyalty, just a preliminary position established on a NYSE in extreme weakness. Will add if warranted, otherwise cut and run with a latent asset toward the tax man. Longhorns. Kinda of a sexual connotation. And with eh.....Western...

Q. Can YOU read my mind? A. Sure YOU can.

Taking out a slice today. Down 18%. Combination of inventory from low hanging fruit AND trapping a few amateur shorts. Foundation for "higher" Yesterday's fast move to $32.49 (coinciding with 6 year resistance) will form the top of a triangle. Where it eventually stops, an UNKNOWN...

Talkin' to myself? Yep, probably. But then...........you're here. Let's say, calling "it" in real time. Oh, I'll fully concede it's a long term chart. My style. Next add at $32.68 via a buy stop for the ax to see. . Backed off yesterday at $32.49 , confirming that 6 year point as...

Closed up 6% for the day and ............on a Dow down 300. Respectable. But $32.68, representing a 6 year high, is where the fun begins. A point away.

I merely asked WHERE the massive base was. Of the ORIGINAL poster. My...........eh.........first approach of Top Down. YOU took it upon yourself to identify me as a troll. Which itself is...........being a troll. I'm still waiting for answer. But I won't get it. There is no...

Noon eastern. Two point gap down open at $28, quick run up to $32.49 ($4.50), Just under the $32.68 previously cited. That's the focal point. Won't be today.

LOL. What stage? I run two miles 3 x per week with a weight vest. Takes care of my pot belly. Water Pik takes care of my teeth; haven't had a cavity since before you were born. Full head of hair. CBOE will evenutally take care of you. BTW, you neglected to answer my simple inquiry...

Hardly a troll, but I do like to fuck (as opposed to getting fucked). The majority of those that have bought this shit at pretty much any point in the past fall in the latter camp. But you were oh so right in using the phrase "long shot" when applied to a perpetual down trend. Chart says...

Speaking of books, I think your mama read you "The Boy that cried wolf" too often at beddy bye and didn't read you "Pinocchio" enough. 3.4% is presently 1.7%. Can't presently use ATR due to recent media-inspired activity, but 3.4% isn't even one day's range. And........in a down market...

Where exactly do you see a MASSIVE base? Consider me Helen Keller and guide me.

Gap down from $30 to $28. Now trading @ $32 and change, 4 points above the low. Ax shook out some low-hanging fruit aka LIFO

The selling "team" are the DJIA (or shall we say S&P 500) specialists, replenishing inventory and/or covering shorts (as the case may be). Sharp fast moves on such liquid stocks aren't the result of a lack of bids, but to clean out stops, induce the stopLESS, and reach price objectives with...