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In regard to yesterday, the finance guy from the all-news radio station in LA yesterday said that yesterday was the lightest volume trading day of the year. No surprise to us. But then he also said that it was the lightest volume trading day since 1998. Sure seemed that way. :) Let's hope it...

In regard to yesterday, the finance guy from the all-news radio station in LA yesterday said that yesterday was the lightest volume trading day of the year. No surprise to us. But then he also said that it was the lightest volume trading day since 1998. Sure seemed that way. :)

Well at least you caught a few. :) I was gone from 8:30 AM to 10:20 AM PDT (I live in Santa Barbara) so I even missed the general market bounce. Oh, well. Let's see what the last 40 minutes yields.

Just a pathetic day. I hate days like this. Oh, well. Should have stayed up last night. At least there was some action. Good thing I'm a billionaire and just trading for fun.

Market seems to be frozen along with the weather this morning. Time for a good rumor. :) Kidding. :)

Good work. :)

I'm up for the dinner idea too. And also the 100 tick Monday. Have a good night. :)

Actually she's still short and trying to suck you in. Beware! :)

Not to be confused with BCE. :)

You can cover too and reverse positions to catch the new breakout high tomorrow - 93.15. :D :D :D (Disclaimer- Lurkers are advised we're only being playful. Trade at your own risk. :))

I'm greedy and a bit of a control freak. Plus T. Boone is making me do it. :D

CL is taking a detour on it's way to 120. :) Buy this pullback to 90.80 while you still can. :)

Here's a comparison monthly chart of the US Dollar Index vs. CL and you can see some reverse correlation, some symmetry...

Too much. :) Thanks for sharing these. Somewhere I have a VHS tape (I'll have to make digital) of CNBC's coverage of the worst one day point loss for the Dow, on September 17, 2001. It lost 684 points and at one time was down 721. Just after 9/11 obviously. The day the market reopened for...

Merry Christmas to All of You and Happy Holidays! Looking forward to great trading in the New Year (not to mention this coming week). :)

In June 2008 it hit $147.27 and within 6 months, in January of 2009, it was down to $33.20. A nice short. Didn't Goldman call give a $200 call when it was $147? :) Looking at the chart I'd say it can run to somewhere between the $100-120, range, say around $110, and then would make a nice short...

Actually in June 2008 it hit $147.27 and within 6 months in January of 2009 it was down to $33.20. A nice short. Didn't Goldman call give a $200 call when it was $147? :) http://www.barchart.com/cache/414954879da1f74caee9b21cf089e52e.png

Thanks guys for the info. I don't have time to get into it just this second, but I'll read it later. If anyone else has more info please feel free to chime in. :) Happy Thanksgiving!

I'm just wondering how trading income affects social security payments. That is, when you retire how will whatever money you make trading affect the benefits you are collecting? I'm not talking about how money you make now will affect your future benefits, but how money you make while collecting...

What about a "Flash Blast"? My term. What will you do to protect against that? Here's a previous post from Rearden Metal. Rearden Metal Registered: Jan 2003 Posts: 6077 04-18-05 08:11 PM January 3rd, 2001. A day that will live in infamy. Market was acting weak, and I was...