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Cramer call for another 1k points...
- Thread starter Algorithm
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He meant in the futures.
Quote from Algorithm:
Top may be near.
AAPL earnings after the bell and MSFT tomorrow along with MMM.
GDP later this week.
This market is clearly in the hands of the traders.
Good Luck, make hay while the sun is shining...... There ain't a cloud in the sky right now.
And um and what if those earnings are good?
Even if the earnings are poor the market will shake it off as it has done in the past
Quote from Algorithm:
Top may be near.
Have you got an algorithm that shows that?
Seriously, some people called 7,000 in 1997 the top. Then, they called 9000 in 1998 the ultimate top.
These same people rushed to buy at 11,000 probably.
Trying to call tops or bottoms is the job of losers. Just follow the trend.
John
Quote from stock_trad3r:
And um and what if those earnings are good?
Even if the earnings are poor the market will shake it off as it has done in the past
I fully expect AAPL to have GREAT EARNINGS, MSFT will be good as well.
MMM probably nothing stellar, but already in that stock.
I'm a trader, not calling tops or bottoms, just going where the wind takes me...... but as Buffet says, "There's no whistle at the top when it's over" and all the talking heads are getting very bullish.
Just about right though, Joe Retail hasn't had his head handed to him yet. Got to rip off Main Street USA before it's all done, probably have plenty of room to go from here.
Trade On!
Every day on this forum, there are dozens of people saying "this is it, this is the top, we're going to crash from here!!!" Every single day for months and yet the market grinds higher.
Reading and watching the financial news shows you market bigwigs who are "cautious at these levels" and they've been saying that all the way up. There are too many bears for the market to have a substantive correction.
Reading and watching the financial news shows you market bigwigs who are "cautious at these levels" and they've been saying that all the way up. There are too many bears for the market to have a substantive correction.