You're welcome. Unfortunately many of the articles are "pay per view" but there are also many good full articles listed for free as well. Like looking through a portal in time.
http://news.google.com/archivesearch?q=jesse+livermore&scoring=a&hl=en&ned=us&um=1&sa=N&start=0
There are some very interesting headlines about Jesse Livermore dating back to the 1920's in the google news archives. Enjoy...
I get your point brother, but the 2003 bull market wasn't up 65% in 7 months. It took 36 months, THREE YEARS, for that bull market to make the gains that this market has made in 7 months. Apples and oranges.
I've been watching the same thing. Notice also the $DJT have not confirmed the latest leg up either.
$NDX , $RUT and $DJT all refused to confirm on the weekly close last week, 10/16. Apple will push the $NDX higher tommorow but will it close out the week higher? I'll see on Friday.
Personally, if I were to trade based on dates, I would prefer Monday October 19th. Like as in 1987, when October 19th was also on a Monday.
(I like October 19th, 2007 also)
No such thing, you will waste a lot of time looking for magical indicators. But that's the nature of this game.
My advice for what you are looking for is to watch the volume around your support/resistance levels. If s/r is taken out on heavy volume it is a good sign. If the market then...
Greenspan, December 5, 1996:
â [...] But how do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values, which then become subject to unexpected and prolonged contractions as they have in Japan over the past decade? [...] â
True then, true again now.
Lemmings!!
No flame fest from me Bro.
It makes absolutely no difference to me which way the market goes.
I just wanted to post that chart because so many people think that we MUST be in a new bull market simply because the S&P is in a strong rally. I'm also very interested in all the similarities...
Today's DOW chart looks very similar to the 1929-30 chart. I made a comment about that in June in this thread http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=168289
The 1929 DOW rallied off the bottom for 5 months for a 52% gain before turning downward for two years blowing away the 1929...