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@Alexandre Interesting post. Thanks. Too much anti-HF chatter on this board inspired by lack of information/understanding or even - as you said - jealously.

That's true though. Never a shame to get out while you're in the green. Can always go higher but can also go lower. And as you said: there are usually other opportunities around the corner + cash is also an asset class worth considering at times (when good risk/reward setups are rare).

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Congrats everybody. Bulls win again, like always. I love zero risk markets.

Congrats to all dipsters... balls of steel are an invaluable asset. Bulls win again, Pigs win again, Bears lose again!!!! :D

I think averaging in and out of stocks is a good idea if you did your homework analyzing them. Actually, I guess with some low volume stocks you have no other choice if you don't want to move the price too much. I usually just dump full positions based on technicals since I am not too much of...

Not really. The less people believe we're going up the better. More bears used as short fuel :D

SP500 @ 1526 right now. Is the crash behind us (~5 points dip), or are we just getting closer to the top :confused: ghostzapper please let us know!!! :p

LMAO!!!!!! So true. Where's all the doomsday talk?! Thing is: they will be back on the next 5 point "crash" in the SP500 with the same stories how the huge US stock market bubble will pop, how subprime will drive us into a recession and how the PE is way too high. Oh and did I say we're...

How do you derive at your selling decisions? Is it purely fundamental or technical or both? I always find selling "at the right point" the hardest excecise when trading discretionary (which I rarely do but still does happen).

ES up 0.2% on my screen. Should I dump everything now or is it too late :confused:

True, but I just shrug when I hear "bubble" and then look at the SP500 the last 3 years. But you're right, we can always goto zero in the indexes with the proper outside macro events (earnings, inflation, interest rates, World War III, pandemic desease etc.). But before that is on the radar...

Your welcome :)

Don't use your head, don't think. Just buy the dips :p

Maybe he's older than you :confused: Pay some respect :)

Or worse, the guy had spyware on his computer that transmitted his keyboard input to some remote IP operated by professional intruders that collect online banking data, email addresses etc.

It's just to remind everybody that there is money to be made buying indexes, not shorting them like all the bears on the board want to make us believe. And this with hardly (well basically zero, discounting a nuclear war or an asteroid the size of the moon hitting earth) any risk whatsoever...

What bubble :confused: We're up like what? 6% on the year? 10% last year? :confused: And how much are we going to "crash" over these modest gains? 75%? :eek:

Bro thanks for sending me that easy language dip buying system. Your system went long YM immediately on this morning's dip and we never looked back since. Risk free $$$ it seems!!!!!!! Thanks :D

Where's the guy who was bashing IB for "bad security implementation" and wanted to goto Ameritrade??? :p