ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

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Quote from schizo:

One thing is for certain. The days of TDAYBOYZ are numbered. It's time to hang them one by one! :D

They were having a party yesterday and thought today is monday and obvious did not drag themselves to office today as they thought they are not needed. =P
 
Quote from startraitor:

If 1056 gives way again the next 100 points are decidedly down I believe.

You are high - reaction at the gap fill will tell the tale.

No need to speculate. :cool:
 
Quote from kinggyppo:

My comment was not profit related. I saw the move. What bothers me is that its has gotten so far from a level playing field. I will stop here. Let me know if I can borrow 1 billion for a year interest free. I will let you know how I make out.

It's no worries...what do you mean gotten so far away from a level playing field? Can you expand on that?

I just checked all my accounts, and I'm coming up WAY short of that Billion :D
 
the odd is 0.1%. I will keeping buying the dip and selling pop. when it hits 1100, maybe you will say 1200. do not scare yourself or think there is a haven sent opportunity. here 5 points, there 3 points, it will be good enough to get richer and richer or the basic survival strategy.



Quote from startraitor:

If 1056 gives way again the next 100 points are decidedly down I believe.
 
Quote from petty1978:

It's no worries...what do you mean gotten so far away from a level playing field? Can you expand on that?

I just checked all my accounts, and I'm coming up WAY short of that Billion :D

basically small business is getting screwed at the expense of the large banks, tarp would be the most obvious example. There is something like 50+ billion setup for future bank failures. Meanwhile loans are extremely hard to come by. Don't want to get off topic but the lack of liquidity is a major problem in other markets, this will eventually backfire.

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory?id=10784432
 
Quote from kinggyppo:

basically small business is getting screwed at the expense of the large banks, tarp would be the most obvious example. There is something like 50+ billion setup for future bank failures. Meanwhile loans are extremely hard to come by. Don't want to get off topic but the lack of liquidity is a major problem in other markets, this will eventually backfire.

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/wireStory?id=10784432

I hear you...I'll take us a little more off topic...

The blatant truth is getting more and more "in your face" or we are getting more access to good information and seeing the problems more clearly...however, I believe it has always been a broken system.

This subject is tough to discuss because we are all part of the problem...we take part in every major point in a vicious circle that we keep momentum for...we are the end consumer of the products we create, we perpetuate the problem, we are literally feeding ourselves poisen, allbeit, it is given to us by big business/Banks/Government etc, but we happily take and distribute it to our fellow man...we just cant say no. And if we did, our standard of living would crumble in 10 years time and so we are good little sheep and we play along...knowingly or unknowingly...

But what are we going to do? We cant do anything about it...even as traders we feed the larger issues and are part of the larger problem...we create liquidity to a degree...but we are compensated nicely for our efforts..so where do we draw the line?

To sum this up:

"Corruption is like a ball of snow, once it's set a rolling it must increase."
Charles Caleb Colton
 
Quote from Lawrence Chan:

You are high - reaction at the gap fill will tell the tale.

No need to speculate. :cool:

Which gap? Looking at AH and RTH for ES June and see no gap to speak of.

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