ES Journal - 2021/2022

I saw mention of the 3920 level and I agree it's a good target by EOW. 3923 specifically.

Tomorrow is the last trading day of August. Statistically, there's actually a small bias towards a negative change (67 %) over the last 13 years.

Thursday is the first trading day of September. No strong edge there either on that basis alone, but biased towards a red close.

September is historically the worst month of the year for the stock market, though. I'm not sure I see a reason for this year being an exception. :cool:
 
September is historically the worst month of the year for the stock market, though. I'm not sure I see a reason for this year being an exception. :cool:

The plan is to fund $40k in an separate account for one ES carry trade towards Christmas, expecting 200 points holiday rally minimum.
 
Lol, that guy. In the spring before we bottomed he was at 5K YE target, then upped it to 5100! Now I see is is back to +4800 by YE. I guess the Powell talk spooked him.
Do these permabulls ever get fired these days? Back in the day when the market actually moved in normal fashion, if you made a bad prediction, they take notice (ie. get your ass fired).
 
Do these permabulls ever get fired these days? Back in the day when the market actually moved in normal fashion, if you made a bad prediction, they take notice (ie. get your ass fired).

If that were true, Cramer would have been fired many many years ago, because according to him, there is always a bull-market somewhere.

Of course, he also predicts occasional pain, and is Howard-Sternesque with his style, so he keeps the ratings high and gets a pass.

But people like that Lee character pontificate in a cloud of haze, while looking slightly cross-eyed. The FA of the market does not suport a run to 4800+ in 3 months. We may run higher, but not that high, after the hammer Powell just brought down.

The SP's ONLY chance left at closing the year positive is super-soft inflation prints and weaker job growth through year end with an indication of a pivot sooner-than-expected by Powell.
 
If that were true, Cramer would have been fired many many years ago, because according to him, there is always a bull-market somewhere.

Of course, he also predicts occasional pain, and is Howard-Sternesque with his style, so he keeps the ratings high and gets a pass.
Hmm, I've always thought Cramer was more of an infomercial clown than a street analyst. Anyway, my point is that if you're an analyst making calls publicly (especially an unrealistic target that even a 5 year old would likely think of as crazy), then you should eat your words. Be a man and take responsibility. But it seems like nobody on Wall street takes responsibility any more.
 
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