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No money back guarantee though? $21 seems a lot for what is essentially, what, a bunch of PDFs? They have a great scalable business model, that's for sure.

Interesting thread, it seems. Just skimming through. Am I the first person to chime in?

Is this you? Sooo...you have website will an astronomically insignificant Alexa rank? This is "who [I'm] dealing with"? Is this a joke?

Yes. It's the black swan event that no one can predict or control. Would be much worse than 2008. And when we emerge from it, this world will look very different.

You jump to a lot of conclusions about, well, so many things. I'll just say this: At the moment, nothing before 2008 matters. Nothing. When and if it does? There will be no more markets.

For all you know, I'm your boss.:confused:

Who said 5% is a "correction"? Beyond that, who cares? Do you trade off vocabulary word flashcards?

You see what over and over? People not getting your arbitrary definitions of meaningless terms?

I suppose this was not intended as a response so much as a rant .Fair enough. In any event, nothing you've said here is inconsistent with anything I've said. Markets may be lagging, but that doesn't necessarily mean we're looking at the precursor to a bear market. I'll state it again: Markets...

Anything less than 20% is not a "correction." Fifteen percent would be the very far outer limits of what would be allowed. But that's no correction. And it's certainly no crash. My guess is that we'll have a very hard time dropping below ES 1850. Ever.

A 5% dip is a remote possibility. A major correction, on the other hand, is out-of-the-question. It simply will not be permitted. Understand: Markets are now instruments of policy, not price discovery. Which means there will never be another major bear market, not to mention another crash...

I came to be shocked by how easy edges are to find. And how hard emotions are to master.

Myself.

I'm beginning to think you're right. I thought today was a headfake and yesterday (before the rebound) was the real thing. Now, I think I may have had it backwards.

art cashin says we're going up

That would involve breaking 1866, which would represent the end of the world as we know it.

weird market.

Not to pop everyone's bubble, but I don't believe phantomofthepits is "the" Phantom of the Pits any more than my local shopping mall Santa Claus is "the" Santa Claus.

Two words: More. Easing.

10 pt pb from high. Sufficient for next nuclear-powered leg up?