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Close, BULLETIN >> BLUE CHIPS IN PHOTO FINISH FOR BEST DAY OF 2007, RISING MORE THAN 330 POINTS Phew! what a day. Nasdaq Closes With Second-Highest One-Day Gain Of '07: 3.2%, S&P 500: 2.9% This isn't the first huge gain seen in this correction. The Nasdaq swelled 3.5% on Nov. 13. That day...

Check that - Volume was tracking higher on both exchanges, a positive sign. gA

This thread is now closed. Further updates can be found at <b>http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=94764</b> My best to all, Gilbert aka Paysense

Sorry I left the word "volume" out of my previous post OC! :p

fyi NYSE volume appears seriously suspect with today's advance. pS

OK I made the adjustments - I now have a 55k account at C2 with the following positions: In the future I will diversify more between "e-mini" instruments and correlate more closely with hedging instruments. For now we are SHORT as our Market Direction call is "Stop Losses". In the...

In short, yes. I know what I can do with Covered Call Funds and with short index option sells, etc. I also understand Market Direction well enough to navigate successfully going forward. I did a backtest study on the "what if" scenario of using ES/NQ/YM etc. with a medium level of...

NOTHING can be accomplished - NOTHING by cutting the Fed Funds rate in December. And they won't. The market has got it wrong - like they've had it wrong all these months. Lol Meanwhile: 4:14[FRE] Freddie Mac late-traded shares halted; last trade at $25.22 People, people, people -...

Good point Algorithm. But most at ET are not setting up their portfolios like a mutual fund manager would. No doubt you'd hit a home run buying at these levels in the mid- to long-term. Question for most is how low can we go in the short-term and how much comedy can be extracted in the...

YEAH! I was upset with the "divine" intervention orchestrated by our lovely Fed - just when my short positions (betting that the market was FINALLY going to proceed with a "normal" correction) were supremely setup! Now this - and isn't this what I've been saying (and we all know)...

MASSIVE stupidity. Give it a rest StckT(u)rder. paysen$e:cool:

30 ES point jumps in either direction are basically picking your poison: Japan's Norinchukin Bank reports $360 mln in subprime losses By Chris Oliver Last Update: 12:49 AM ET Nov 27, 2007 Print Subscribe to RSS Disable Live Quotes HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- Japanese financial...

11/17: "No more big write-offs, we've seen the worst already - got to go up from here Scottie!" You can't pay for this comedy :p Let's hope RIMM gains a point tomorrow, since we are temporarily stuck on post 5001. paySense

More additions to the thread - http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=94764&perpage=6&pagenumber=64 and excitedly enuf, to the gains! Yes we are using WOTM index spreads, short index calls, long Ultra ProShares, short ES and NQ, QQQ puts etc. as this correction continues...

Yes, I now see your "My Record of Trades" thread, Bob. Unfortunately I don't think you are 'enabled' to receive PM's. Here is what I tried to write: Hello Bob, Thank you for your response. At collective2.com under "Search by name" - just type in "king" and you will see "Xxxxxxx...

Someone actually replied discussing merits and not just pitfalls - How's this for a pitfall: you may have been reading my newsletter (when I post it here) and follow my analysis of our unfolding market. At times we went cautious and at times we went into green light mode - but the actual...

Gotta luv it. I actually click the 5000+ posts link for "the t(u)rder" each day to add "pleasant humor" to my day. Until he is kicking and screaming as to WHY? GOOG and BIDU are "unnecessarily" plunging, only then will we know we are at or near a bottom. We should have the "Stdr Bottom...

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Week in Review: Market Analysis The Nasdaq dived Monday as the market finished its third and possibly toughest day of the current correction. The tech-laden composite tumbled 1.7%, closing at the bottom of the day's trading range. The NYSE composite also skidded 1.7%, slicing through its...

It's been a while since I posted my newsletter that can be easily obtained elsewhere (PM, read early parts of thread for website name, go to my Covered Call Fund at Collective2 and read my forum and system desciption for link, or sign up it is FREE). Anyway, <b>per ET policy</b> I leave out...