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Sounds like Chinese teenagers feel talkative again.

According to MorningStar, the top performing mutual fund returned about 24% annualized over the last 10 years, while the average one returned less than 5%: http://screen.morningstar.com/FundSearch/FundRank.html?fundCategory=all&screen=tr10yr If you think you can beat all of them, go for it.

Looks more like RT sdk MK to me, since ES 1389.75. Could be GD circa NP, too.

Well done, Jeff. It looks like Merrill Lynch and J.P. Morgan lost $500 million to a single guy.

That's not beauty, that's gambling.

For those who are trying to figure out what this thread is about, here is a summary. Poster A: I am going short from ES 1380. HFT: I hope you burn in hell. Moderator: Ha-ha, I knew you would say that! Poster B: market looks overbought HFT: I am gonna push a white candle up your ass...

Like any other technical indicator, MACD does not have any "effect". It's the other way around: when the market moves, it affects the indicators. In other words, the market doesn't look at MACD to figure out where it wants to move next. Instead, MACD records where the market is. More...

I called the top on US Steel in 1931. Thinking of buying it back now.

So, you are saying the market is delusional because the indexes are up, but at the same time the market is lucid because it also lifted SIGM? What if it went the other way around, i.e, both the indexes and SIGM were down? Would it be considered a "delusional" market or not?

That could be. How long are you going to wait before it becomes rational?

Whenever I see someone using the word "guarantee" in respect to market moving in a particular direction, I can guarantee it will move in the opposite direction. :)

Use zillow.com to pull the chart for your house historical value. Throw around some fibonacci retracements lines and mark double tops and quadruple bottoms. If it looks like you are in retracement of a minute wave 2 of minor wave 4 of a superwave 3, then rent to a guy. But if the slow...

Do you mean Basemath, the daughter of Elon the Hittite, and one of the three wives of Esau?

It's good that ET didn't exist in 1932. Otherwise, people would revitalize those threads every time the S&P drops 5 points.

What's "physical silver"? Do you mean you store actual metal bars somewhere under your bed?

While urinating today, I looked out the window and noticed a car with the "George Bush for president in 2008!" sticker. Looks like we gonna be stuck with him for another four years.

I really don't know what you are talking about. The "bulls" are up 9% in the last 20 days, as measured by the S&P 500. And we are at about the same levels as we were 3 months ago, so it's not clear at all who should be laughing and poking fun.

Yes, I stand corrected. Nevertheless, even when dividends are taken into account, one would still be looking at the negative SPY return for the last 8 years.

It's actually more dramatic. The "diligent investor" who started investing in the SPY in 1999 is now also looking at a loss or break-even at best.

I assume you wanted to say "So, the key to all this is to buy on pullbacks only". I have no problem with that. But then again, you answered your own question in the first post of this thread: you see buying on the way down because many traders see it as a pullback from the continuing uptrend.