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Short position entered. Set stop at the last high. (12-03-07 9:57 PM) Error: Due to late safe.

Short position entered. Set stop at the last high.

Long position closed.

The Great Depression II has been postponed by the Terminator II to coincide with the year Elliott predicted, 2012. :D They will drag on until the bubble is as big as the earth. Governor Strikes Deal to Freeze ARM Rates: Rates could be frozen for as long as five years, depending on each...

Will rumors of rates cut help the Market defy all technicals, fundamentals and Elliott Wave counts.:confused: http://money.cnn.com/2007/12/03/news/international/japan_economy.ap/index.htm http://money.cnn.com/2007/12/03/markets/stockswatch/index.htm?postversion=2007120307

Scenario 2. Minute 4)c.4 has ended. Friday was the beginning of Minute 4)c.5. The Market is going to test the previous low. Strategy 2. Close long position at open and enter short "Short position".

Status: Stop out, entered short position and reversed position at measured move as said. See chart. Scenario 1. Minuette V1]5)1.1:1 ended as a wave five failure. Minuette 5)1.1:2 finished. The Market is going to jump another 739, 82.7, 156.4 points. Strategy 1. Hold long position. Close...

Have to pay more attention now.

Plan to close long position near today high when there is a lower low. If stop out, enter short position and set target at measured move. Edit: 40, 4, 20 points sideways movement, nothing can be done, except wait and see.

Prepare to be stop out. 1-2-3-4-5-a-b-c-1-2-3-4-5 versus Quadruple bottom.

Position reversed. Set stop at the last low.

Head and shoulders. Bear trap. May have to reverse position again.

Position reversed.

Position reversed. Set stop at the last low.

Thanks Mup. Mu. Prepare to reverse position when there is a higher high.

Now you see. Anything that screws the probability of +1 and -1 will have profound effect on the Market. If I see that all fundamentals, TAs, etc., point to a resistance, but I want the Market to go up and I have some clout, I would create a 2% upward biased randomness by these formulas...

Short position entered. Set stop at the last high.

You may ask why sometimes Advance:Decline = 5:1 when it should always be 1:1. Is this the proof that the Market is not random?:confused: No, you can call it Biased Randomness.:cool: If the rates is up 0.5 what will happen? I will simulate the condition by increasing the chance of -1 by...

"Wait and see" strategy is very good. I'm not whipsawed today.:cool: It's time to go up another 70, 7, 14 points, or else?:confused:

Thanks for all comments and all proof or disproof of the Random Walk Theory. Here is some interesting point. The previous nine consecutive charts can be classified into 3 uptrend, 3 downtrend and 3 sideway. So the series is really random.