Quote from Spooz Top:
thanks for the explanation,B1........i know short term trading is not your expertise but i have to admit that i was dissapointed in the way you handled that day trade.to get up & walk away with hopes that it gets back to you range was an irresponsible way to handle such a short term trade.....or any trade by not defining risk & R/R scenario.
Question: to everyone here......whom,aside from Spec went home Long into the weekend?
wether trapped at higher price( Black Guard).....or bot my 07 target on the close looking for a pop?
Quote from Spooz Top:
i just don`t see it Spec........they can telegraph all the rate cuts they want...they buried themselves with the .50 they did last time when they should`ve defended the USD & made a stand against inflation like Volcker did in the early `80`s.
it` obvious to me that they are promoting inflation & debasing the USD.......slice it any way you want but is see the `70`s stagflation....which is no growth/ inflation rampant.
i`ve never been as bearish as i am right now,that includes 99/2k..on the economy & equities as a whole.
fed liquidity & rate cuts worked once upon a time.....everything works until they stop working & then it`s time to find another solution.people are losing faith in the fed...the phony institution that it is.....& that is a bad thing.
you say you`ll avg down to 1400? even if you are a well capitalized trader,don`t you think that is a bit of a stretch?
you`re going to have to accept a losing trade as just that sooner or later.......it does`nt sound like you have defined your risk on this play whatsoever....at what point are you going to acknowledge your uncle points?
Quote from Spooz Top:
[B.it does`nt sound like you have defined your risk on this play whatsoever....at what point are you going to acknowledge your uncle points? [/B]
Quote from Spectre2007:
I probably posted the link, but I use larger period MA's, on the daily chart. If the MA's flip, I will exit out. So far they are indicating a bull market from daily price action.
The other aspect you have to understand is its a rigged system, the FED and CB's are powerful agencies, no matter how the detractors may protray them. Its a interlinked system, FED/trading houses/CB's/politicians/Global Power alliances.
If China doesn't want a protectionist country with dwindling exports, money from their national fund, will find their way to support the markets. This past week it might have flown under the radar, but the Chinese were miffed at us for inviting the Dalai Lama. The BOJ is realizing the liquidity they took out the system, they will have to reinject it back in a far larger fashion.
Pessimists never really make money in equities. If the system wasn't rigged so much, I would agree.