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Good call! You got them, and they become silent or disappeared today after today's massive move. Notice they were bearish at the thanksgiving botton, and therefore have served as the thanksgiving turkey of the bulls.

QQQ at 56.16. The piker was again short at the bottom.:)

10 minutes later: QQQ at 53.68. QQQ 53.45 is the bottom so far since the above post. So the piker was short at a bottom.

The piker is short with QQQ at 53.45. Hindsight does not count, only the future does. Let us see how he will do on this entry -QQQ at 53.45. He was down 15% on his last two trades. They were both shorting a bottom / buying a top.

qqq at 54.30: do you see that vertical rise between 53.92 and 54.30 over the last 20 minutes? It is called the stick! I believe that a rule in market is either one get sticked or is sticking it to others.

qqq at 54.14: so far they have sticked to them right at the area of the bottom.:)

QQQ at 53.92: Would those shorting turn out to be stupid again?

QQQ at 54.42. The sharks did it again.

qqq at 54.13: Are sharks (buyers) about to start entering the waters?

QQQ at 54.32: who are these stupids selling now when they could have sold two weeks ago when QQQ was around 59? As for the new bears, what are you expecting as gains starting at current price of 54.32? Or are they going to stick to you without you realizing it now?

Around a month ago, QQQ was around the 57.30 area, and a burning question on this thread (and perhaps in the whole market world) was : what would the markets do in the future? There were those who said bull, those who said bearish, and yours truly focused on the HORIZONTAL. If you got a chart of...

The size of a pizza does not change if the number of slices change. Why are they shorting QQQ at 56.36? I find it very weird. Time will tell. I think they are shorting a bottom.

10:26AM: are the bears shorting a bottom?

Gap closed with a bit of red. Are sharks (bulls) now entering the waters?

How are the bears doing today? Market is in the green (gapup), and EUR/USD at 1.3640.

2:40PM, e/u at 1.3525. It smells the danger (for late bears) of a rally.

After the PIIGS, who is next to bite the dust in Europe? I would say France, how about you?

LOL!

False. Example: SPY nonleveraged investor with no exit time, and no profit target. No ruin as long as there is a market.

They seem to be trying to dump the problem in the hands of Brazil, China, Russia, without realizing that those countries do not view Europe with the same view as they used to. What if those counties view Europe as if it were an old bitch who does not realize she is in her sixties.