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The breaker should have triggered this evening in the ETH - price was free falling and magically reversed precisely at the limit down price - obvious manipulation.

The reality is that > 42% n the U.S. are obese, which will results in an declining quality of life and an untimely death. The crowd is hysterical about something they have very little if any control of & far less likely to kill them than their own gluttony. The obese are apathetic about what...

Studied every major waterfall decline since the 1920's. The vast majority will retrace at least 61%-76% of the sell off. We had a weak 50% retrace which is very bearish.

Socialism gone wild! $1,000 check will not even make a dent to cover the loss of interest. Not impressed at all. This is corporate welfare, the transfer of wealth from disciplined savers to prop up poorly managed corporations that should fail. Go to the bank & try to withdrawal over $10k...

Wish I had gotten into JNUG - it was on my final filter last night, got tunnel vision from trading the NQ/ES big swings last night. A bracketed buy order on the take out of the prior days high & you would have been up 50%, it ran hard out of the gate. Will be looking for lower risk entry for a...

The media & Trump will blame Covid19, 75 deaths in the U.S. to date. The market rallied in WW1 & 2 when millions were dying & the future of humanity was bleak. Trump used the market for his scorecard, so this more than fair.

Trading halts during he regular session are triggered from the cash SP500. The halts are supposed to calm the market, the big gap downs out of limit down tells a different story. How is a trading halt triggered for E-mini S&P 500 and S&P 500 futures and options? Trading halts for E-mini S&P...

Been using IB for the Nikkie (Yen on SGX) & Tradestation for US indexes. Tradestation: Margins - up a bit, ES $9,185 NQ $11,880 Platform - stable I depend on tick charts for my futures day trades. TS has tools that show the contract price changes - makes for fast risk/trade mgmt.

Yea - fast halt - and wicked gap down - big holes in liquidity.

Emergency rate cut history. Now we have two in a row and one being on the weekend has to be a first - just hit limit down. Monday open will be fun.

Unreal! I remember talking about this very thing happening over 20 years ago when rates about 8-9%, we always wondered if the Fed would ever be stupid enough to ever go to 0 or below. Look out below! Pension funds will collapse and people loose out on what little interest they were making -...

This is just a rumor having to do with 10 year treasuries that are older with bad or no collateral. Maybe it's 10 year corp bonds or just pure B.S.. That market is so darn complex - way over my head, I should not have not have even written that.

Liquidity crisis began Feb 28th, even the 10 & 30 year treasuries have very thin liquidity - this is big red flag and why the Fed is now committed to pumping $1.5T into the market, which is more than the entire QE1. Now its QE infinity. The Fed/central banks have created such huge...

Front running subs on thinly traded stocks < $3 on both the entry & exits is a highly lucrative scam. You pay them for the privilege of being their victims. No professional trader with any sense of ethics/decency would have novices trading low float/no-name stocks. Stick with the most liquid...

Was expecting it - whenever the Fed pumps $ into the market like they did today than the (BOJ) does the same, usually in the last 2 hours before their market in Japan closes. Both rallies were of nearly identical size. Yea, that was nice. The should rename the stock market the bank market...

The Fed can not prop the market up anymore - the market is down approx -3.5% from the time they pumped the $ into the market this afternoon - caught that sweet rally out of a 2B - thanks Fed:D. Liquidity on the buy side has vanished. CME - ES (red = sellers)

Covid-19 will not make a dent on the worlds population. https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2013/10/a-real-time-map-of-births-and-deaths/280609/

Exactly - This sell off has little if anything to do with Covid-19. This bull top had more red flags than most - a big sell off was inevitable.

Some poor mug is trying to dump 7,097 ES lots at the open with less than 100 lots on the buy side. Liquidity has been paper thin, putting on Ozzy's crazy train for the opening soundtrack.

The liquidity got rotten on the NQ - I switched over to the ES, Nikkie (Osaka or SGX Yen), Stoxx50, and cash (QQQ) which always has much deeper book depth. The book depth started declining on Feb 18th and than just about vanished causing the huge spike in the spread (5 lots, 40-60 tick...