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Who is smoking dope to drive the market up like this? And why couldn't they have done it yesterday while I was in the market? Pretty interesting we get this bounce before the elections. Our tax money at work. :D :D

An excerpt from http://www.dailyreckoning.com/ ...They're already brimming with the stuff. ICI, a mutual fund industry association, reports that 4.5% to 5% of stock fund assets are in cash. With total stock fund assets now at US$3.3 trillion, that 5% in cash amounts to about US$160...

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Long at 1 point above pivot. Not too sure this will last for a few weeks though. The balloon is still deflating, what will blow it up??

We couldn't bust the whole pivot this AM, but I fear shorting would be met by artificial support. This could be one good collapse day if it were left alone.

You guys have no fricken idea!

You can use a proxy server which takes one IP and allows 2-1000's of users share it. My favorite is Winproxy from http://www.winproxy.com/ It has virus protection and a firewall as well. :D

Sorry to see you leave RS7. I'm sure you'll be much more productive avoiding the "Demon of perpetual time wasting on forums." :)

Gotta like this volatility though! We should be near a st bottom soon. :D

They should fire the guy in charge of the execution software. They could've wiped out the whole firm if things got wild.

Buy. Today we rally because everyone thinks sell.

Interesting how todays pivot point on the ES is the HOD so far. At least according to my calculations.

I have my own way of calculating S/R beyond the swing point, so I don't use those figures. I just like to know where the line is for certain trades, and if I'm going against the grain I use smaller profit targets

I calculated yesterday's pivot point for the ES at 835.50. We popped above it the first hour but it immediately retreated and couldn't breach it again. Things look pretty bearish. The late afternoon rally attempt gave it a good try from the lows, but was met with constant selling. Must be...

Better give yourself a few trading days of leeway at least. I had problems the first day, but they were resolved by day two. And make sure you have the most recent software loaded before trying it. It was new when I switched, so maybe they have the process ironed out.

Perhaps show up personally as Darth Vader? :confused:

Here's my two cents on CPA's (after being one for 10 years): They love to create value by designing complex entity structures to exploit loopholes or things the common man wouldn't think of. This creates perceived and sometimes actual value for the client, and also creates work in the future...

This link takes you straight there: http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/WealthLab.DLL/editsystem?id=12188

http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/WealthLab.DLL/editsystem?id=12188 I tested a few stocks, and they didn't perform well? What were your conclusions??:) Wow! thats a lot of code. You must've programmed many of the candlestick patterns as well?

The stock market isn't random because it's interconnected. A trend in stocks causes events like "short-covering" to perpetuate the trend, where coin flips are independent of the previous flip, and so therefore maintain perfect randomness (all things being equal). A balanced coin and consistent...