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Could you send a detailed photograph, or make a video, so that we can get a better idea of what we're dealing with.

Hey AMT, could you explain your NET long strategy again?

Well, very early at the beginning of the market, the internals, except the TRIN were all confirming the move. Now, I think things are looking bleak. Unless futures are rallying hard Monday morning, I'll be closing my positions in Thailand.

I found this interesting: http://www.dailylayoff.com

Well, with the close below 830, I'm feeling uber bearish. All I can now think of are new lows, and banks being nationalized. I'll be closing my long position on the Thai market first thing Monday morning at a loss.

But the market was expecting worse than negative 3.8, even seven was on the low range. The initial reaction was a 10 point pop up on the ES.

Well, looks like GDP was good, if you can call negative 3.8 good. The only market internal not supporting this early morning rally is the $TRIN, otherwise we got the VIX dropping, BANK rising, and I don't think we've had a single TICK under zero yet.

Well Euro/Yen didn't make it over resistance. Interestingly, it is currently resting in the ambush zone, much like the ES. It's setting to make a nice challenge to the reistance. May the force be with them.

On a scale of one to ten, how important will the GDP number be?

Well, the uber bad is already priced in isn't it? So anything better should help a rally. Seems to me like we hit resitance yesterday, and are now bouncing off support pre market. The support being a fifty percent pullback from the rally up to resistance. Anyone watching the Euro/Yen?

You think it will be worse than expected?

Looks like 840 was the fifty percent retracement from the sharp rally up and we've had a nice bounce off of that. I'm sure quite a few traders were watching this area. I guess the direction is really up to the GDP report coming out tomorrow. Why can't they announce these things around...

Futures are atleast trying their way back up this evening, but we're below the pivot. Instinctualy I feel like we'll be atleast challenging the pivot in the next few hours. Asian markets are taking it a bit worse than I imagined they would

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Here's the link to that video: http://www.tradethemarkets.com/public/3069.cfm

My TOS is down so I can get a EUR/YEN crossover chart, but I just watched a John Carter video that said it's at resistance, and if it can break over then he's looking at 920, that is if the Euro/Yen can break out over resistance.

Big viloent selloff, I think from the SONY news. The Nikkei doesn't seem to care too much though, so maybe some ES traders are just panicking. It's punish the thai market at this time, so I'm waiting for a good bounce. Futures did break the pivot, so I'm turning on my bear ears for tomorrow.

That's an interesting question, I think investors have probably been creamed on both investments. Some people bought at the height of the property bubble, blowing all warnings aside. I remember when my father bought his farm 14 years ago. The man selling it made an absolute fortune and on it...

Futures are heading down closer to the daily pivot. I won't be holding anything over night in the Thai market.

But maybe you could teach us DSQ?