Don Bright quoted in today's WSJ

Today's section on Wednesday's Markets in the WSJ had some words from Don Bright.

Don Bright of the proprietary firm Bright Trading in Chicago, said he still believes the market is stuck in a trading range, although another big loss or two in the days ahead would confirm that a longer pullback trend is in effect.

"The market can absorb these kinds of losses for two days in a row, but not much longer," Mr. Bright said.
 
I thought Don was done trading for the day at about 9:45, after he closed his opening orders. I guess that's why he has time to consider the long term direction of the market. :p
 
How do the reporters treat you? Do they demand you take their call immediately or will they wait for a call back? What exactly do they ask when they call? Do you always make it a point to talk to them? Do they get pissed if you don't?
 
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How do the reporters treat you? Do they demand you take their call immediately or will they wait for a call back? What exactly do they ask when they call? Do you always make it a point to talk to them? Do they get pissed if you don't?

They're all different. Peter McKay is pretty mellow, we chat a couple of times a month. He'll leave voicemail sometimes, I call back after the close. Now that he's writing more for online vs. print, I try to get back to him sooner.

Local people are really nice.....NYTimes sometimes a bit huffy, LOL.

And, no, my day does not end at 9:45, LOL.
Believe it or not it, LOL.

All the best, guys.

Speaking of reporters, any more info on the Trading Market gig? PM me an update when you can Mr. Surfer...thanks.

Don
 
I get calls a few times a month, looking for "words of wisdom"

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Chuck Norris calls Don for "words of wisdom".
 
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I get calls a few times a month, looking for "words of wisdom"

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Chuck Norris calls Don for "words of wisdom".

How did you find out that he and I are one and the same, LOL.


Don :D
 
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