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They usually always start and end trends(waves) on whatever timeframe your trading. :)

You trade it by throwing runners out there, simple as that. When you catch the run, it will just go and you can then trail your stops accordingly. Many ways to play the markets, this one being the simplest as Buy1Sell2 has shown. I know folks that are still holding trades (runners) from few...

Great article.

I've been touting the 1200-1150 area back from July 2007. We are nearing it. This area will produce a massive Wyckoff spring. If it fails, many of us will see times that only our grandparents can tell stories about and the S&P will go to 800-750.

If the bulls run it up here, we hold to 1305 1st target, 1320 2nd

Just price action and volume.

Morning short play over, pulling up me shorties again. Bulls are feeding again.

It all starts by having a gameplan and then taking action. No Gameplan, No Action = Nothing in the End. Understanding the Future and Present Value of Money is key. http://www.easysurf.cc/vfpt2.htm#dsdmi

the big houses,gs,jpm,etc

Above 1275 is short area, we didn't trade back to 1275 by random coincidence. Hmm, what are the market makers planning next.

Now here is the kicker, while you are sitting on unrealized (imaginary) assets, the market maker is cashing in his chips and taking his cash.

This is a classic game of chicken. They know you will ALWAYS crack before them (the market makers). They can take the market to zero, or to the moon. You have to meet a margin call. They create their own supply and demand. The average retail trader can only piggyback them and deal with the...

Guess who was buying 52 and under? They are always 3 moves ahead of us.

This is great for the Bulls.

LOL = Laughing Old Loser Show us what you got, guesses, luck, viewpoints?

Careful, you have a wyckoff spring that just formed. Bulls are feeding.

Covering me shorties here from 1275-1273

Any long positions being built should be held to above 1500.

Short area

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