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Ah yes, the days of semi-transparency. Many of the charts look just like 2000, however almost nothing trades like it did in 2000...i.e. lots and lots of momentum.

It's past the point of no return with regards to the "debt mess". The 2400 prediction is a stone's throw away at this point.

Definitely Ricter.

End of month rally has not been common in recent months.

Realistically, this is one half of the argument. Unfortunately, when someone brings up the "other half" of the argument, they are constantly shouted down as "xenophobic" or worse.

This is like reading Soviet era propaganda.

Where's Ricter?

Tony Stark = ET's poster child of "Fake Polling by Fake News Organizations".

Ok. I've read Hurst's original 1970 book. I didn't see much about trading the micro time frame's, I saw a larger discussion about cycle analysis and matching the various cycle length's to determine the likely trend direction.

Almost convinced that you are a libertarian.

Don't tell Snowflake, but the entire party is circling the drain.

In the old days it was a favorite of traders who hated trends. The irony is that it is always trending these days. That's not to say that 10-15-20 years ago it was devoid of a lot of trending activity, but it was more of a "two way market" with a lot of ebbing and flowing. Nowadays, minimal...

I agree with this although it has decreased noticeably since last year...There is almost always a trade between 2-3am ET and it will usually follow a particular pattern towards the US RTH opening. Recently, it's been a steady decline towards the open, but the pattern can obviously flip frequently.

You couldn't last 24 hours, Crankboy?

Well, Stark is the idiot who breathlessly reported 24/7 about those amazingly "predictive" polls leading up to the election.

Don't go Nitro on us, Snowflake.

If it's not "fake news", then it's "doctored".

Back on Page 51, Pinabetal was doing cartwheel's. B1S2 played it well.

Makes some sense.

Well, we do know that he used historical analog's at one time.