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It's been the most oversold of all the major world benchmarks. Technically, the daily, 60m, and 30m charts look due for a reversal. Maybe a 10750 stop. It's about where the SPX is relative to the 200d MA but without the Iraq crisis.

... considering he's holding a 1% edge in approval ratings. Maybe he'll trade like the S&P and bounce off the 200d MA.

The price must be very delayed since GW's approval ratings just hit record low (44%) and the troops gone wild video hasn't even released. http://www.tradesports.com/jsp/intrade/contractSearch/#

bullish opinions since 2000, not from the markets. Biggs hasn't done much better in the last 10 years. Stop pulling sh!t out of your ass and get your facts straight.

Greenspan schedule tomorrow: http://www.thestreet.com/markets/databank/currentissue.html

He's a fatter version of Abby Cohen.

On esignal daily charts, bullish morning stars show for Naz and Rut. I'm a candlestick noob so it could be a harami or salami doji :) And hanging man for S&P and Indu. Here's the yahoo version below which looks a little different...

The indices are on track to form one today.

Greenspan talking at 11a tomorrow, that could be big.

MBA's look nice on resume but they really don't help trading. Like yesterday, the market looked to be on track for a reversal doji rally but my degree/model couldn't price in the market impact of some nike-wearing terrorists chopping a guy's head off.

More unemployment and people riding bikes would help. The market clearly doesn't like new jobs and gas price taking off.

A strong economy should be able to handle a little inflation and hike in rates, which will still be near record lows in 12 months. I think investor confidence just got beheaded.

EWJ is liquid but it does NOT mirror N225 like a $JPDOW. I think it was created more for marketing and fund expense purposes. How can a Japan ETF managed by M.S. geniuses underperform N225 by +8% in 3 months? http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ta?s=^N225&t=3m&l=on&z=l&q=c&p=m200,m50,m200,m50&a=&c=ewj

I started trading options before anything else. Leverage, Liquidity and volatility are good in some markets. But if you're looking for better liquidity and risk control and to turn over that leverage at a high rate, nothing beats futures. The spread in even the most liquid options aren't that...

What's going to happen to it short term? Are they doing enough to cool the economy? Maybe unpeg the currency? There were alot of rate hike rumors in China last week but nothing happened. If their economy cools off, it'll still be growing at 7-8% vs. 9-10% . But i don't think any communist...

Still long and looking to sell into the U.S. rally, if any. 10915 stop.

I haven't tried uninstalling it but it is free and working fine on my laptop. Use at your own risk.

It looks like Osaka N225 is on IB's "can't trade" list for U.S. residents which includes: German Securities Options Hang Seng Index Options H-share Futures Mini-Hang Seng Index Futures Nikkei 225 Options (non cme) Topix Options UK Securities Options UK SSFs

Thanks, Def.

Cutten, how are you able to trade those exchanges? I think CME trading hours will cost me one of these days.