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Quote from apex82:

A lot of CF's coming into the 1467-1470 area. If we get up there it will most likely be a brick wall and it is where the 5% correction will commence from. Ultimately, could be more in 10-15% area though.

Here is the previous chart posted a few days ago..

http://elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1352551


The bottom is going to fall out below this market soon enough. Cant you just feel it?

Here is the aftermath so far... first zone was hit the to the exact tick and fell 10 pts immediately.
 

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Quote from BoyBrutus:

Hi Romik, I know you need to refund your account but to do a job for the Russian Mafia, say it ain't so.

:D

We were buying more property there, both res & some com. Have to diversify a bit. Some residential property in certain places went from literally costing $500 to $4000 in a matter of under 3 years time, I was fortunate enough to have participated. I also realised that 99% of residential Ukraine are unaware of electrical current surge protection at minimum investment cost, which is a new opportunity. Russia is too expensive for my liking, not to mention the fact that a lot of Russian $ are going into Ukraine property sector.
 
Quote from JimmyJam:

(and considering Vol's Rule of 10 I'd say the downtrend is just about done.)


JJ


JJ, whatcha know about rule of 10 from 1453 to 1443 ?

And what about them T day theory boys ?




:)
 
Quote from volente_00:

Spy calls starting to heat up and that pattern is setting up for the fall to the 1430's.

Not saying it will or wont happen, but for the last week at least, that's all you seem to see and say. I thought you were a day-trader vol?

Osorico
 
http://www.federalreserve.gov/FOMC/#calendars

greenlight for upside gains till march. The trends are pointing up. They can't sound hawkish, otherwise 10 year yields get bumped up. In this liquidity environment, they will remain dovish till true signs of inflation start showing up or are unavoidable.

the economy cant afford higher rates to hit ARMS. Rates will stay depressed for awhile.
 
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