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Change???????????:confused:

You should be looking at FEB gold. Roll from DEC gold to FEB gold.

I personally use options on one or more of the components of the index. For example, one of my accounts has UNG calls and SWN puts. Or you could just use options on the index itself (sell calls or buy puts).

BTW, similar setup in CL/$OIX currently.

Here is a visual of it.............

Seems set up for a nice trade. NG is trading below the Oct 10 low while the $XNG is well above it. Don't know which way the gap will close but It will close eventually. :)

He is such a complete TOOL!

Every swinging dick knows there will be a huge bear market rally eventually. He really made a bold call there!!:eek:

Schiff made some good calls but the only "Gurus" I like to listen to are Marc Faber and Jim Rogers. They are the only ones who have been right more often than they were wrong. All others are clueless.

For trading off the daily chart I agree 100%.

Dude, you cannot be serious!! :confused:

Fair question Bro. My first thought would be that the S&P 500 is widely used as THE gauge of US equities markets. My second thought is that the indexes will not be mirror images of one another but all will produce their own significant areas of support and resistance. And finally, T/A should be...

Sorry, but those "trendlines" are not drawn properly. They seem to be placed where you wish them to be. And are they semi-log charts or linear???? I don't have time now but I'll post the proper trendlines for the indexes soon.

Well the 2000 high seemed to be significant in 2007. An almost perfect double top.........7 YEARS APART. You don't have to believe it. Just have an open mind.

There seems to be much ado about nothing all over the TV tonight because the market "rallied" 400+ points on a late day Friday rally to end the week 400+ points DOWN! The media are so giddy as if everything is just fine now. However, If you put away your five minute charts and your tick...

Could not disagree more. Don't take it the wrong way but it sounds to me like you tried to catch a bottom and now you feel trapped, therefore you rationalize your position by turning a trade into an investment.

If GE goes to ZERO then it will be just as valuable as CNBC already is.

If it takes out 819 I'll get short again and when the 2002 low is taken out I'll cover near 640