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sorry..dont know why i did that twice...i am losing my mind. .....crawls back into cave......

in japanense candlestick charting...a doji most often signifies a reversal, the signal is stonger if the market is oversold or overbought. Not my interpretation, that is the textbook definition.

http://www.fxwords.com/b/bearish-doji-star-candlestick.html not per my interpretaion. a doji is pretty important in candlestick charting.

i dont know why people say that we are near a bottom in that market when tthe CEOs of all the major homebuilders are in a panic. they all say they dont see an end in sight. I will listen to them before anyone else. that number is a good indicator that they are right.

If you follow this kind of stuff...i see a doji on the SPY daily and weekly charts.. ....crawls back into his cave....

WHITSTER- Golf clap!!!!!!!:D very well put, thank you. i agree 100%

sorry mate...I am going to keep my mouth shut from here on out for 3 reasons: 1. I dont want to give advice. 2. I have been very wrong about things lately 3. I work too hard and have to many headaches to just give the answers away. I perfer to teach you to fish than to give you the...

the VIX is calculated with the S&P options contracts and their volatility. as volatility goes up, the price of both calls and puts increases... so i would be looking for an S&P 140 straddle, if the prices of those options are historically low to ba able to take advantage of a large...

no, not quite...it means that odds are high that a higher volatility environment is right around the corner. Sentiment is independent of this. Vix is calculated but the with puts and calls on the CBOT...sorry i dont know the exact equation on how they calculate it. but... the last...

except it lacks logic and reason.

1. if you knew that, then you wount say it means nothing 2. the VIX does not track the indices...it tracks volatility. 3. nobody said it was easy. 4. I would tell you how to take advantage of a volatility play but you annoy me.

the Vix is the most widely used and accept forward looking measure of volatility in the markets, junior. When it gets this low, historically, a higher volitility environment soon follows.

noooo...once again to dont get it. Just becuse we see a certain persepctive on the market (i.e. understand economics 101)...does not mean that we are losing money. we are just cautious, and understand the inherent risks in an inflationary overbought bull market that is 4 years old already. so...

wow. the fed is unanimously "concerned about inflation"...and no reaction form the market. amazing...i am having flash backs to 1999.

I trade (run a fund and the international department) for an institution down here...and have a personal account as well. sounds fancy...but it is a small company...really no big deal. Cost of living CAN be cheap. Renting is cheap, but buying a house now adays is crazy, interest rates are...

no daylight savings time...I am now 1 hr behind NY and durring the summer i am 2 hors behind....so i have to be at the office before 7:00 half the time. Internet (and phone) is a national monopoly. connections are usually only very reliable in densly populated areas i am afraid. I am in an...

just do a google search...it really does look like that...the people are amazingly nice, the women are hot (the men are nothing special so it is easy to compete), the life is simple and realtively inexpensive, and volcanos, mountains and beaches are only 2-3 hours away from anywhere. A quick...

Costa Rica. life could be worse.

emerging market bonds...ecuador has a monster cupon.

i was just thinking the same thing...actually, i am swing, i am going to go intraday. but i promise, as soon as i go long...there will be a correction, so ill be sure to let you guys know ahed of time.