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can you predict the next nas + 2% session?

i agree - at what point does the SEC become a joke? You can't make a rule years after-the-fact then go back and bust companies that were operating under the allowed rules at the time. way to go SEC - you sure know how to suck liquidity out of the market. :cool:

LOL. time will decide who is right. :cool: happy trading.

stop-loss orders are foolish. keep your stops mental and DO NOT enter the order with your broker - all you are doing is adding liquidty to the market.

everything is stuck in this market right now - there is a lot of pressure building up in some of the market-leading stocks, we just need the broader market to finishin bottoming and start to trend higher. note: i think we bottomed already but some sellers are still being shaken out. just...

people do this now.

please - this is the first day back after a long weekend, and there was enough news that built up over the weekend(N. korea) that we were taken out early. We are headed up over the next 6 weeks and will take out the highs in the next 4 months.

give this man a cookie.

the quality isn't as bad as it used to be..... (i own a grand prix that was built in canada. great ride.)

ahhh yes - i lambasted his b-hind good on that thread...... :)

hostile bid coming

i love this place. :cool:

if the volume today is high, this will mark the end of the baby-bear correciton.

bump - we knew they were going to raise, but most people didn't think it would rally like this off the news..... could the large gap this morning have foretold this?

thorn - where are thou shorts?!?!?!

what illusion? the markets start at 0 and move up from there, long-term[200yrs], the markets will rise. period.

bump for more data! :D

i'm not shorting - everytime i short i get my ass handed to me.... no MORE! i do buy puts occasionally, put only on momentum stocks that have run up too much. this thread has NOTHING to do with a crash, but has everything to do with using the market to forcast near-term events.

why is this a bad thing - so they inject liquidity to ensure a soft-landing. this is a free-market economny and this is how shit works. it doesn't matter where the money comes from or who buys what, it just matters that the machine keeps going forward with a long-term upward bias.

we all look for a correlation between news events and market movement, but I have often wondered if the market itself already "knows" the outcome of current events. Today is a great example: does the [equity]market know there is a pause on tap? Or maybe did the commodity crash on May...