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I thought that Tony Stark only showed up during the election season.

So why not give the guy an example with the ES right at this juncture.

R Morse is killing everyone in this thread at 37.5%. Poor Van Zandt is lingering in the low 20's.

This was discussed briefly in another thread recently with volpri. He is also essentially "fading momentum" on a micro timeframe, albeit with some context for the areas (support/resistance levels). Realistically though, there will be a "down candle" on one timeframe while it might still be an...

Can you put some numbers to the story (not $$ amount), but perhaps what your limit order was and how much off that number the broker came back with at the end of the day?

I don't trade many stocks, but I do remember the "broken trades" type of crap (Aug 24, 2015) was a good example. Basically it makes it a risk to ever be in a trade in some security that could have a potential retroactive cancellation on one side of the trade. Like an "out trade".

Has Surf "passed the baton" to TrueType? Yet another "charts are meaningless"/"TA sucks" vibe. Anything and everything in the wrong hands won't work.

Priceless.

Whatever you say, Asiaprop . https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/volpunter-brit-us-hater.287665/

You are Volpunter and you are "trollboy". Case closed.

So it's confirmed that the limousine liberal "Ricter" is now "Here4Money". Makes perfect sense really.

This is "trollboy" ZZZzzz1's pattern of behavior. He will claim that you "always" do something to put you on the defensive (kinda like the leftist tactic of calling everyone that disagrees with them a racist, sexist, etc, etc...) He left this place a few years ago with his tail between his...

Except for the central banks which are price insensitive buyers.

First Nitro, then Snowflake. Yep, we're watching.

The stories about Tom Baldwin in the bond pit could fill a book. As Spectre said earlier in the thread, the size moved was insane and the biggest players didn't flinch. On the other hand, those on the other side of those trades might freeze and that's where others would pounce. I think that a...

I heard a bunch of people talking 2350 a year or so ago...I remember when were in the 1800's thinking "maybe, but probably not". Seriously 550 pts in 1 year. Aside from the one day events (Brexit, Trump), not much downside to speak of that entire ride higher.

And the Fed is right there in the middle of it. Bullard got this thing running in earnest a week ago (right around the time ES was testing 2300). Of course, there was already an indication that we'd be back in the "no rate hikes" one month (then we might raise next month) stuff just like last...

The main difference is that the charts look like they did 17-18 years ago but it was an entirely different market. Nowadays a good amount of back and filling, a sort of defy gravity feel. I imagine that the 2 years it chopped sideways trapped a lot of people who figured it would "pull back"...

I imagine this is what the market felt like during the "QE days" of 2013-14. Relentless, low vol churn higher, day after day after day.

Almost a shock to the system to see it sell off 6 points. XIV down on the day. Need more Bullard!