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Per your request, I changed the title of this thread to "Swing Trading QQQ". Now show us what you got. :strong:

That's how it should be, but apparently ya can't always get what you want. For instance, even though our V-man is a permabull, we never know what his actual position is. But we just assume that he's long based on his posts. Maybe that's about as far as we can hope for? Anyway, whether you like...

Man, why you keep asking the obvious? Nobody's asking about your position when you're making all these "statistical" calls. Leave the poor guy alone. :sneaky:

I distinctly remember Amazon trading at around $6 in 2001. Then it magically traded above $3,000 just 20 years later at the height of the pandemic. What happened since? Back in 2001, they were mostly selling books. Then they branched out and started selling like Walmart and Costco...

Lighten up, bro. I was only kidding. :) That said, I'm a big believer of Blockchain technology (I've said this many times in the past). What I'm against is the rampant speculation and especially the specious arguments in support of Bitcoin's price projection. Nobody knows for sure where Bitcoin...

How about $30?

Huh? QQQ closes at the LOD. Who woulda thunk!

Post a chart. I have no idea what you're talking about.

I bet most of you didn't know why we reversed down earlier. Well, I did. :sneaky: I might be down, but I ain't out yet. I still have a lot of tricks up my sleeve. Before I see a definite break above that line, I can't say the trend has completely reversed just yet.

But, as they say, it ain't over until it's over. :)

Give the guy a break. He's currently traveling in a tunnel. :)

They simply make up excuses as they go. It used to be called the "medium of exchange" but now that it's just another speculative asset they prefer to call it "store of value". In another 5 years, they will come up something altogether different to justify why it needs to go up to $100M.

The reality of things consists in their persistent forcing themselves upon our recognition. Reality, then, is persistence. — Charles Sanders Peirce

Hedge fund managers aren't stupid. They might have gotten burned once, but if you think you can burn them again using the same old tactics, well, it ain't gonna happen.

Noah, the US is printing money not just to save our own economy. It's to save the world economy. Back in 2008, we didn't bail out only America banks. We bailed out a lot of foreign banks as well. If it weren't for our printing press, there would have been many sovereign defaults.

Both thrombosis and embolism can occur from long hours of sitting. So for those who enjoy sedentary lifestyle, get your ass out of the chair every couple hours and do some stretching. Just walking around the room a few times wouldn't hurt either.

At the end of the day, we are solely responsible for our own choices. Good luck.

I'm obviously falling behind because this statement ain't going through my thick skull. Bring me up to speed on what you mean here. Is there a difference between "real" and "fake" when it comes to debt? And, although unlikely, suppose the US defaults on its debt due to unforeseen circumstances...

Well, it's easy to say that now that we're at ATH, but could you have said the same just 4 weeks ago when NQ made over 8% correction? We can all be overoptimistic when the market is rallying or overpessimistic when the market is tanking. But that's where the real test lies. Anyway, good luck to...

Well, don't be looking at me now. I might be stupid but not that stupid. :D If you don't already know, my middle name is "turncoat". And I'm selling my arms and legs to go LONG.