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well, that's pointless, then

right, yes. just musing over the fact that, from a sector point-of-view, it wasn't consumer discretionary, or tech, or financials that "got the memo" ... but utilities. and into last week's congestion zone, no less. hmmm ....

ok, now tech follows. interesting, though, to see the market led by ... utilities.

q: if we're about to tumble over, why is the utilities spdr the only spdr that's down on the day?

Their heatmap is awesome, but runs on 20 minute delayed data. WTF?

that is really cool. how did u do that?

In all seriousness, your thread prompted me to take a look at Ichimoku. It's interesting. Thanks for attempting to start a constructive conversation.

Fair enough. Here's the thing: I kinda do this for a living, so the idea of doing it "recreationally" just doesn't crank my engine. Especially at this hour. FWIW, I think "justtradeit.com" is the best candidate in this thread (although I'm not sure I like the double "t"). Having said...

It's instructive and illuminating to watch people who don't work with words for a living ... try to work with words for a living. Bottom line: These are all terrible. They're either so prosaic as to be forgettable (TradersTerminal.com) or so cryptic as to be incomprehensible (Finsig.com)...

that chart makes my head hurt

college in three years? aren't we clever ...

This never happened, folks. If it had, he would have named the broker. Move on, people ...

yeah, but wave, your price targets kill. that's got to be worth something

what an absurd day

great post. a lot of wisdom here. thanks

who thinks we close green today?

nicely done

IB has more problems than any broker I've ever encountered.

am i the only one who sees 1070 in the works?

i'm convinced ppt is the market's "nessie," if you know what i mean ...