ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

schizo · Apr 6, 2010

Quote from OTCkrak:

ive been asking this for 6 months.

perma-bear here

You would be much better served if you file for a divorce and hook up with CL. Better volatility and much less crap (read: manipulation) to contend with, no question about it.

jjj1000 · Apr 6, 2010

Quote from OTCkrak:

ive been asking this for 6 months.

perma-bear here

The Fed is buying. The banks are buying, thanks to the ridiculously low rates (they borrow from the fed and buy stocks). Bubble Ben wants to fix a bubble with another bubble.

And the worst the news get, the most they prop up. Today there was some terrible news from Greece (CDS at 392.45, NBG - 6.78% today) and they sure enough propped up again. So, the news from Greece look to the average person as a "non-event" (the markets did not react to it, thus had no importance)

The stock market became the place where Americans go to and glance at the index levels, and say: "Okay, everything is fine, markets are going up". That is what the fed/government wants, you to think that "everything is fine", "look at the stock market".

NoDoji · Apr 6, 2010

Quote from schizo:

You would be much better served if you file for a divorce and hook up with CL. Better volatility and much less crap (read: manipulation) to contend with, no question about it.

I agree, CL is a party animal. Careful, though, a real prankster, too.

Nexen · Apr 6, 2010

Quote from M3peat:

who is buying at these levels?

Assuming the guys here in the ES Journal are not papertrading, that is a monstrous assumption, well I would have say, their monster-trend fading short covering is probably partly responsible. lol

It's all on the journal, as the market was tanking like it was the end of the world, all they could do was buy, and now that it's going up nonstop all they can do is short, a serious psychological deficiency that is very much responsible for that 95% elusive number.

Ridiculous seriously ridiculous.

OTCkrak · Apr 6, 2010

ALOT of stocks appear to be at overbought levels over the past 3 months, [IF] i were a bull since last year.. yes Id be rich.. but today a year later.. how about looking for a pullback?!

CAT at 2006-2007 levels??? really

ammo · Apr 6, 2010

Quote from Nexen:

Assuming the guys here in the ES Journal are not papertrading, that is a monstrous assumption, well I would have say, their monster-trend fading short covering is probably partly responsible. lol

It's all on the journal, as the market was tanking like it was the end of the world, all they could do was buy, and now that it's going up nonstop all they can do is short, a serious psychological deficiency that is very much responsible for that 95% elusive number.

Ridiculous seriously ridiculous.

ever here the story where the kid fills a bag with dog crap ,puts it on the crabby old mans porch, lights it , and then rings the doorbell,the old man answers and sees the fire, stomps on it, runs thru the house to get water tracking the crap all thru the house. Since Jan or Feb Flipflop,Nexen and Fattburger(nexen and fatburger are the same person)have made it there pasttime to come on as the chosen ones and to whine and toss insults,not any mention of markets or the es or trading in any thing more than a general way.I'm not sure you are traders , i think you might be the young punk with the bag of dogcrap,his karma would be to end up like the old man,if your the old prick,well your karma has been served, and that leaves one of you as the flaming bag of...if you've got nothing to add, then just don't

Kedwards · Apr 7, 2010

anyone watching EUR/USD here? Might move through some levels on Greek concerns again. 3/25 levels key - Von Rompuy and Trichet temporary bottom. ES shorts may actually work. I'm watching the headlines.

emg · Apr 7, 2010

Good Morning Traders!

FattBurger · Apr 7, 2010

Quote from jjj1000:

The Fed is buying. The banks are buying, thanks to the ridiculously low rates (they borrow from the fed and buy stocks). Bubble Ben wants to fix a bubble with another bubble.

And the worst the news get, the most they prop up. Today there was some terrible news from Greece (CDS at 392.45, NBG - 6.78% today) and they sure enough propped up again. So, the news from Greece look to the average person as a "non-event" (the markets did not react to it, thus had no importance)

The stock market became the place where Americans go to and glance at the index levels, and say: "Okay, everything is fine, markets are going up". That is what the fed/government wants, you to think that "everything is fine", "look at the stock market".

Bingo! shape public in this election year. I look for energy to weaken soon.

Can't have high pump prices in a mid term election cycle...wink wink!

Dems to Americans....JUST LOOK AT THE DOW FOLKS.

FattBurger · Apr 7, 2010

Quote from jjj1000:

The Fed is buying. The banks are buying, thanks to the ridiculously low rates (they borrow from the fed and buy stocks). Bubble Ben wants to fix a bubble with another bubble.

And the worst the news get, the most they prop up. Today there was some terrible news from Greece (CDS at 392.45, NBG - 6.78% today) and they sure enough propped up again. So, the news from Greece look to the average person as a "non-event" (the markets did not react to it, thus had no importance)

The stock market became the place where Americans go to and glance at the index levels, and say: "Okay, everything is fine, markets are going up". That is what the fed/government wants, you to think that "everything is fine", "look at the stock market".

Bingo! shape public opinion in this election year. I look for energy to weaken soon.

Can't have high pump prices in a mid term election cycle...wink wink!

Dems to Americans....JUST LOOK AT THE DOW FOLKS.