Quote from saliva:
You're welcome. Like I said above, we could technically face some strong support at around 1430. But once that is taken out, there won't be much to hold this market from taking another nosedive. However, I concur with the guy in the video that there might be a temporary pause before this market plunges in earnest.
BTW, this thread seemed to have morphed into someting different altogether since the last time I made my unwelcome appearance. I advise you to stay away from certain individuals and their nonsense.
Quote from volente_00:
"But let me get to the point, let's roll another joint
And turn the radio loud, I'm too alone to be proud
You don't know how it feels
You don't know how it feels to be me"
Quote from smilingsynic:
On a day like today I smoke with both hands!![]()
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Quote from smilingsynic:
I was thinking about this song.
http://www.lyriczz.com/lyriczz.php?songid=16566
Quote from Pekelo:
OK, here is my 2 cents.
Today was a Step Down Day (my trademark) and it went according to its timeline. I mentioned it early in the chatroom. Usually Dow is down 100-120 points in the first 90 mins, after that 3 hours sideways then more downmove after 2 pm. (not news related)
I personally expected the FOMC minutes to lift the market, I was wrong on that one and SDD was right.
Anyway, the gameplan after an SDD is the following: Get long at the close and stay long until 10 am next day. Then reverse to short until 10:30. After that it can go either way...
We could of course gap down, but that would be the 2nd downgap in a row, and according to Pekelo's 2nd gap rule, the gap should be filled the same day, so being long would be the gameplay.
Quote from volente_00:
Through my years of trading I have learned that when a market closes at a low or high for the day, the move more than likely will carry through at least into the first hour of the next day of trading. Maybe today is an exception but the rising volume and falling price indicate it is a low probability long at this level.