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Link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122903816924599853.html?mod=googlenews_wsj

Nope. The American Robot Union regulations don't allow it.

It was a bearish pattern, not a bullish pattern.

Here are some of my favorite pearls: "I know how the stock market werkz" "There is zero risk in the market" "For the love of God, just buy everything" "Subprime? What subprime?" "I was long on the Dow at 14000, and I am still long. Werd." :)

There is no Santa Claus, despite what many traders believe.

That would be about 15000% annual return on this account. Good luck with that, "starter". :)

Every ET poll is amusing in its own way. According to this one, 90% of the participants think they can beat the market. As someone said, this world is full of unrealistic motherfuckers.

See this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward_price

Where is the poll option for a huge EOD selloff?

It's nice of you to include the illustration of dollar bills. If not for that, I would have to google "meaning of money" or something.

Despite the upcoming claims to the contrary, no one knows. It is a well established fact that "elite traders" are wrong about the market direction most of the time.

Hmm, 533K jobs lost vs 320K forecast. Ain't looking too good.

If everything is priced in, why are you expecting a 400 point change in price?

How is that? You made 3 ES calls in this thread: 242, 813, and 814.75. None have materialized.

Or above 900. Or in between.

I don't see any announcements, and the futures are virtually unchanged. Got a link to the "announcement"?

No, it's not valid in this forum. You may get some responses in the "Do my homework for me" forum, though.

NDX is at 1020, almost 10% below your long entry. What's the plan?

I didn't contradict that. 1 pebibyte = 2^50 bytes = 2^53 bits That's incorrect. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_notation#Normalized_notation:

1000^5 is not a normalized representation (although numerically it's correct), so for full clarity: One petabyte = 10^15 bytes One pebibyte = 2^53 bits