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By the way, I have not seen Greenspan's thesis exposure being talked about that much since it happened. But a brief recap is that Greenspan had his NYU PhD thesis sealed back in the late 1980s. He went on to hold the Fed Chair until 2006. As HW Bush ran for a second term he refused to ease...

At this point, right around now, historically, in the phase of big moves...is where big hedge funds get blown up. Also, these particular few never talk or show their book, but rather talk and/or make very short term moves in order to front run or better position themselves for longer term...

Could be that the fed has been front running the S&P 500 in terms of wave theory. Regardless, as we move forward in the above chart, it looks as though QE will be the inevitable tool they use until 1) a massive recovery with good jobs and pay happens or 2) the market collapses or 3) the USD...

" I will be studying up on the 1997 asain crisis to model what i expect if this continues. Interesting to see if US data can stay on this tightrope of "mediocre" insulated from the pain other countries are presently experiencing." I was thinking the same thing. That nasty 1997 Asian crisis was...

yes helpme...I thinks its time you starting adding to the forum instead of just asking...always asking

helpme_please it must be sunday cuz you have begun your spree of questions...please tell us a little so we have a little more background to work with when answering all your questions

I think we need way more bagholders and sheep at the retail level holding long before we ever see anything more than repricing of well publicized current events. Not nearly enough retail involved since the 666 bottom. This could be a positioning of a much longer term bull trap...bring it down...

damn..bottom dropping now...1900 may not hold here...es just dropped 10 points straight down

Yes, and the Dutch seem to still love this automat concept. It is particularly popular in late night venues, crowded quick serve time/place, sports/concert/conference venues... But the Dutch concept never adheres to just a vegan or certain ethnic serving. With much success, they usually run...

Go ahead and call it what it is. The Loonie. Yea commodity drive countries like Canada are going lower no question. They will probably ease along with EU in the near term. Currencies trend well. Further out is what I use when I look at currencies. It could very well trend down to .50 without a...

It records every session that it runs so it should be easy to find demos (replays) of different trading days. Yes the es is a good question. I would like to see a replay of one of last weeks heaver days (NY session) or this week in order to see the visual as the volatility grows and the order...

"The media often engages in spin" The hell you say, Never heard of such a thing. Ever since I was knee high to my pappy I have always relied on the things them people tell me while listen'n to the TV. Why, I will have you know that ever'a morn my paper comes ta me and I rely on them words for my...

yea, they are trying to force an exhaustive sell off at 1900 as a pretense to a bottom there but I don't buy it. 1900 just another weak support level. It may bounce a little from 1900 but I won't stay long from 1900 for very long.

Yes for short term and day trading RTM, I like it, it works pretty well. But I also trade macro trends a lot (my background is economics so I am not so much of a trader but rather a longer term investor) ...so, for instance, right now.... I would use RTM on the 5 min chart with a liquid...

yea...looking ugly. Doesn't want to get anywhere near 2000. 1950 seemed to offer no support. Big gaps down in support from 1950 (by the way 200 day was just right at 1950 went it blew through it-30min chart). Pretending 1931 is support but London session will fade that quickly I think.

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Ok, I did not mean to be taking this thread too far away from AAPL with all my MSFT talk. So, does anyone think that new product (lastest iphone, ipad) will have any potential disruptions this year heading into Christmas build up of new inventory considering that China is in some volatility?

I can't tell from the post either. But following the logic, once you kill off most of your competition, it would make sense to try to bring it back up. So many people out there pumping at full tilt, it may be hard to orchestrate it back up with just Yemen and a refinery fire. The season coming...

Oil rise has correlated to S&P rise lately (not always but mostly). Could it be that oil intervention is being used to try to prop the market (divert a down turn)...keep the party going. Seems that is one thing (maybe the only thing lately) the US and Saudi has in common (the need for strong US...

There is NO correlation to volume, turnover and shareprice