I strongly doubt he held through 150 point "pullback". That would be insane even for a swing trader.
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ES Journal - 2014
- Thread starter murica
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Cancel/replace with an ask of 1998.75 to short, adding 2026.25 - GTC.This beast is strong. Pulling my ask order, and replacing it with 1995, adding 2022 - GTC.
Can anyone tell me the most important reports the move the market so for example I can trade during that time period? Do you use http://mam.econoday.com/ to keep track of these reports or something else?
Ransquawk has a Daily Economic Release sheet with the high impact items listed in bold print. They also call out scheduled and unscheduled events over the squawk in real time or with a slight delay, depending on your subscription level.
Here is today's sheet...
Edit- This is not on the sheet, but today they called out unscheduled news that the Japanese pension funds are officially increasing their equity allocation. That was the big move in JPY and equities into 1300 CT.
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I strongly doubt he held through 150 point "pullback". That would be insane even for a swing trader.
I don't know. He kept saying that it would take a news event to make us dip hard, but that the market would then recover without the need for any positive news. He said a large drop wouldn't surprise him, but that it would be a brilliant buying opportunity. That appears to be what has happened! (ebola?)
Maybe he kept buying and is now retired, lol. Who knows.
Bidding 2001.75 to close -GTC. Too much positives going on for the market.
Took a pretty hard beating on my short forms few days ago. Let it ride from profit to big loser. My ego punished me. Trying to get some more back and then some. I'm bearish today.
Times like these, its best to recall the particularly prudent and reflective words of esteemed Canadian poet Sir Aubrey Drake Graham: "This is not a love song..."
its best to recall the particularly prudent and reflective words of esteemed Canadian poet Sir Aubrey Drake Graham: "This is not a love song..."
I believe the credit should be given to John Lydon, Martin Clive Atkins, and Keith Levene.
I strongly doubt he held through 150 point "pullback". That would be insane even for a swing trader.
200 pt pullback. Pretty sure if he held thru that, he woulda been back last week to let us know he booked a profit. So maybe he actually took the loss for once.