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It was a bull market, you know.

"It's a bull market, you know."

"It's a bull market, you know."

The only plan that makes sense.

Lol. Good one

Gap and go tomorrow. 1920 by opex.

There are models for this market

Yes, this should set us up nicely for the next leg to 1900...

Mostly just works. I've given up ever trying to short this market. Ever. Long and strong! To infinity and beyond!

Right after the ICBM launch. Literally!

My God, this thing won't even drop below R3. LOLLLLL

Nothing stops the bull!

Buy the mushroom cloud!

If we can't get a decent selloff today of all days...

I hear you but, technically, we didn't even get a doji out of that.

I guess I'm just weird. I've never once had a spinner go bad on me. Not once. Ever. And I'm batting .500 on SSDs. Maybe not even. But again, might just be the hazards of OEM. For SSDs, just not spinners.

I think you're probably right. The lesson here may be to watch what you're buying. In both cases, these are EOM drives, one in an ASUS Aspire notebook (the one that died), the other in a Dell Precision tower (a single "disk error" that periodically winks into view...uh-oh). So lesson here...

I've had two SSDs. One died after eighteen months. The other, after about 13 months, is showing bad sectors like the first one did. I suspect it will conk shortly. No more SSDs for me. Spinners forever.

I'm not following you here, unless you meant to type, "I never have understood why anybody would NOT apply what appeared to be true about developing proficiency on the violin to trading." FWIW, I am a Juilliard-trained violinist as well as a self-taught trader.

Insofar as price action is concerned, assume nothing.