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I am no Fib Master. Personally, I prefer support/resistance lines over fibonacci. Be that as it may, I think I could make good use of it, especially in conjunction to S/R and TL. After all, it ain't the WHAT that is important but HOW you use it that gives it its proper shine. Anyway, everyone is...

I suggest you do a comparison study between late 1999 (especially NQ) and now. I personally see a like of similarities, especially when it comes to these "blips".

You better listen to @S2007S. He too was once a hardened permabear. But the market shook him up so bad he can no longer think straight. :banghead: :D

3337 on the S&P cash market. We could still head down and open below 3337. *fingers crossed* :confused:

Man, what's important ain't how many people are infected. It's the rate at which these people can spread the virus to others. 30,000 can easily spread to 240,000 or more in a matter of days. Check out the following graph. From 300 to 24,000 in just 2 weeks.

https://www.cnn.com/asia/live-news/coronavirus-outbreak-02-05-20-intl-hnk/index.html The number of confirmed cases of Wuhan coronavirus in China increased to 28,018, by the end of day Wednesday, according to the National Health Commission. That number reflects an increase of 3,694 cases from...

I did mortgage mine. :finger: But I bought GOLD instead. Better bang for your buck IMO.

Very similar to the 1999 Nasdaq bubble.

Here we go. Get ready to rumble, girls. :D

Do I hear the bears coming out of their hibernation? As if today's the first day of the bear market? :D

Get ready, it's gonna tank!

S&P cash registered a high at 3330.53. That should be the HOD and, if my prediction is correct, that will be THE all-time-high for some time to come, if ever. :finger:

20 minutes ago, ES made a high of 3331.25. Let's see if my prediction pans out first, which was 3330 on the cash market. Then I'll tell you if you will be alive to see this number ever again in your lifetime. :sneaky:

Instead of spending all that money on something that has no relevance on their business :banghead:, maybe they should lower the exchange fee for the traders. Petition time! :mad:

NYSE Owner Intercontinental Exchange Makes Takeover Offer for eBay A deal could value the online marketplace at more than $30 billion Updated Feb. 4, 2020 10:02 pm ET The owner of the New York Stock Exchange has made a takeover offer for eBay Inc. that could value the sprawling online...

3330 is only 37 points from where it's trading now at 3293. How is that not doable?

Huh? Ethical behavior should be considered as self-immolation? BTW do you really believe the guy got sacked because he stole sandwiches? I highly doubt it. He most likely fell out of favor with somebody higher up.

No, all I'm saying is that if they expect their employees to behave ethically, Citi should also display an exemplary behavior themselves. So, to answer your question, the employee is a "fuck" but Citi is a hypocritical "fuck".

I think you missed the larger point. If he was so damn callous about taking small things for himself, seemingly without any qualm, you have to start wondering how he might have handled his client's money. But then again, how can you expect a high moral standard from a child when his parent is so...