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All high end new condo 2br+ in prime location are avg. for 2k per sq ft. Call up there sales offices and ask where 2-3 beds are selling for.. Maybe the one on the lower floors with no view and heavy noise will go for like $1500 per sq ft at least. http://www.thelucida.com/...

plenty of people are willing to pay millions to live in manhattan. Avg apt. prices are $1mil. You need to broaden your horizons... 10,000 sale transactions a year in manhattan.

" A week ago, one open house attracted 100 people to an Upper West Side one-bedroom; a $2.475 million house in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn sold in a day."

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/19/nyregion/19market.html?ex=1175054400&en=2259e798a63a668a&ei=5070

Avg high end new construction in manhattan sells for 2k per sq ft. A 2000 sq ft apt. sells for $4-5mil. Call up a nyc elliman or corcoran broker.

Dude, you are clueless whats going on in NYC. Stop listening to all of the BS and gloom and doom crap. Read the article from the NYTIMES a few weeks ago,, http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/19/n...63a668a&ei=5070

I am not saying they will all go up and everything is great. Prices might drop a bit even in places like Manhattan. But the talk of total crash and doom and gloom is BS. This is unlikely to happen in solid areas, where people want to live in.

Dude, you are clueless whats going on in NYC. Stop listening to all of the BS and gloom and doom crap. Read the article from the NYTIMES a few weeks ago,, http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/19/nyregion/19market.html?ex=1175054400&en=2259e798a63a668a&ei=5070

What if there is no bear market, and the market just trades sideways for a long time. Not much of an argument saying that NYC re-market will crash has to be contingent upon a bear market for stocks.. lol. Thats like saying someone will die when they get very sick!!

Point is that neighborhoods where people have strong income and tend to have good credit, will be fine.

This whole national housing melt down is a big joke. Yes there will be poor areas that will get hurt,, but prime areas like manhattan are still thriving. Check out this building in manhattan.. its been on the market for 3 days and is already 20% sold out. Prices are starting at $2mil. Brokers...

This whole national housing melt down is a big joke. Yes there will be poor areas that will get hurt,, but prime areas like manhattan are still thriving. Check out this building in manhattan.. its been on the market for 3 days and is already 20% sold out. Prices are starting at $2mil. Brokers...

This whole national housing melt down is a big joke. Yes there will be poor areas that will get hurt,, but prime areas like manhattan are still thriving. Check out this building in manhattan.. its been on the market for 3 days and is already 20% sold out. Prices are starting at $2mil. Brokers...

Just think it over, whether you are really convinced that you have an edge. Time will tell..

Dude, I give you credit for writing up a whole detailed analysis but you are attempting to trade the ES discretionarily - which is not easy. You will be trading against pc bots all day.. that game has been long washed away. The most successul daytraders on this board trade a variety of...

a discretionary ES daytrader probably has lowest odds of success possible in this game... best of luck!!

can you provide an equity curve of your account trading these plays? thx

curious how things are going, jasper?

jasper, are you still trading ?

Regarding your trading- I dont think it makes sense looking back at your trades and pondering whether you got out too early or late, or missed this or that trade.. In reality you never really know!! Sometimes exiting early works better and sometimes it doesnt. It kinda balances out at the end...