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Not to pour salt on the wound, but why didn't ya get out sooner?

Long 92 SL 84 This is it, folks!

I can't do math. How many chocolate bar is that? :) Actually, I was expecting an up day as well. Oh well, ya gotta roll with the punches. Better luck next time.

SOB I think the low is in. There's a good chance we run back up, at least to 15 IMO (maybe in the Globex?). Plus, bears are sucha pussies. :vomit: :sneaky:

Long 91 SL 87

Where I come from, that's actually called an edge. :sneaky: If you have the means to move the market at will, why not?

What always amazes me is the sheer timing of these moves. Did BOJ wait until the price went up to 160 before making their announcement? How does it always match up with the price expectation? Everyone's been saying for days about 160.

Really? I, on the other hand, like their UI, much better than Sierra or MultiChart. For example, how is it not better than Sierra's convoluted settings? That thing is a friggin' maze. Once you enter, you ain't coming back out.

Well, it really depends on your needs. Simply put, Rithmic is MBO and CQG is MBP. MBO gives you the preview of the entire book, aka full depth, whereas MBP only a few levels at a time.

They must have read your post. Yowza, this is the biggest plunge to date!

Well, you got your greed smashed once already. It wouldn't surprise me if it gets shattered again. We'll soon find out. Stay tuned.

See, I told ya it was all for not'n. Never have I heard of stocks being sold off because of more loans were taken out. NEVER!

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Thanks. Hmm, I can understand this might be a bad news for the bonds, but why's it bad for the equities? When did we ever selloff due to treasury borrowing more? Shouldn't it be the other way around? Anyways, 10 year bond is holding up pretty well.

What's up with this selloff?

I've already said we're heading back up, so I have no issue with that. But to ATH? I don't think so. This is the roadmap. At the time this chart was posted, we were at 5115. Now we're at 5146. We'll likely to go up to 5250-ish. That's all you'll get. If that's not enough, you're too damn greedy. :)

When Simons is talking about the "model", he's talking about statistical model, not Elliott wave. The f@ck is wrong with ya? :) Sorry, man, but I gotta take a break from this nonsense. You do whatever you want. Just leave me out of it (and Simons as well).

Everything is revolving around the strength of the dollar at the moment. Also the dovish BOJ is aggravating the situation. Currently, 10 year Japanese bond = 1% and US10 = 4.7%. Hence, everyone is chasing after the yen carry trade, which is driving down yen further.

OMG!! Dude, do you even know anything about statistics? The "time series" that Simons talks is NOT about fib. It's about time series analysis. Oh gawd, I dunno if I wanna laugh or cry. :banghead::banghead: