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late in the day is interesting. I love to ride a good squeeze in the 3:30-4:00 time-frame -- but violent squeezes have been few and far between lately. ... interesting. I'm still expecting a good tradeable downleg -- but at this point the ONLY way to play it is to the upside. There...

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take your winnings and head to the track. you could parlay the $57 you made in the market into... who knows??? keep betting until you get back to even -- then go back to the market and repeat the whole process. dog

I probably was a little harsh in my response -- sorry about that. :(

in general, yes -- I believe that's a true statement. In this case though, I was responding to a novice trader's posting about the usual "Wall Street Conspiracy" theory, etc, etc. To say that making money as a trader is completely "random" is laughable. It's almost like saying, "how could a...

spoken like a true loser:( Those of us who make our living at this, enjoy hearing this type of nonsense from the masses. In trading, as in any other profession on the face of the earth, there are "good traders" and "bad traders." It's really very simple -- the "good traders" make money and...

for novice traders: being too early to short the market and being too early to buy the market --- let the market exhaust itself. you don't have to get it at the top (nor do you want to). I'm bearish as hell, but have been raking it in on the long side for a while now. Some of...

I first noticed the delay when I compared it to the live Futures Squawk. The Squawk was way in front of Tradestation. I wonder if the Squawk is always noticeably faster than ALL data feeds?? anyone?? Beuller?? anyone?? Thanks again. dog

I suspect that the spoo charts I have been using w/ Tradestation (!for years!) are actually delayed by ~15 seconds or so. In addition, I suspect that TS may be missing some of the ticks. My questions are: 1. Anyone else notice this w/ Tradestation (specifically w/ Futures). 2. Is...

surf a little porn and rub one out. I wouldn't know though, I've never made a bad trade (or surfed porn):eek:

the spooz are going to "break like a...." ... you know the rest! (don't be too early on this one though)! I want to get aggressive on the short side -- but am mindful that it's times like these that offer some of the best "squeeze ops." patience.

Check out Traders' Commitments for the e-mini in Barron's (page MW36)... Small Traders are long 459,000 contracts and short just 50,000. Conversely -- Large Speculators and Commercial Hedgers are absolutely loaded for BEAR!! ... which side would you prefer to be on??:eek: dog

that's if by "the crowd", you mean the Elite Trader crowd!! ... come to think of it, whatever the majority response to this very thread is -- will probably be wrong!! more on my new website: http//www.green-dog-says-always-fade-the-ET-crowd-to-make-the-big-money.com:cool:

perma-bear as always.

... she is like a young girl coming in for a quickie ... she feels so "unsyatttissfied!" dog :cool:

meats and cheeses for the entire barrrrrrr!!! (bet you're wondering what the dog attached to this post, eh)?:cool:

I guess my main reason for trading the Qubes (instead of Futures) is that I use Futures as my main leading indicator for the QQQ. QQQ is extremely liquid and I can bury big orders quickly and efficiently w/out ever making a dent in the market.

I'm looking at adding another Harley. :

hedged w/ QQQ.

than short this market! Sometimes the best opportunities arise from severely overbought conditions (ie. - short squeeze plays). Being long during a squeeze is one of the easiest plays for the intraday trader. http://www.lcarb.us/arijose/soundfiles/vegas.wav