ES Journal Archive (2009 - 2010)

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range bound today with a small bias to short side for profit takers... not expecting any big moves today...
options selllers not a bad day to get out of your postions
 
At this point Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, BofA/Merrill and Citi would like to say thank you for all intraday liquidity providers. Thank you for giving us the chance to rip you off. Have a nice day.

Cordially your Wall Street wolfspack team
 
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At this point Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, BofA/Merrill and Citi would like to say thank you for all intraday liquidity providers. Thank you for giving us the chance to rip you off. Have a nice day.

Cordially your Wall Street wolfspack team
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They're welcome. What else are we here for.
 
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I'd be willing to bet 90% of those who were long got stopped/forced/panicked out of the market on the 6 th.

After than panic spike, who is left to sell ?
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Same tactics the bucket shops used 100 years ago. As JL said - nothing changes in the markets...
 
bot...wars going on at the moment...the chop is killing me. I am heavily short near yesterdays highs. I have given up, going to bed. I hope a don't get a margin call:mad: oh well tradiing sucks at times.
 
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bot...wars going on at the moment...the chop is killing me. I am heavily short near yesterdays highs. I have given up, going to bed. I hope a don't get a margin call:mad: oh well tradiing sucks at times.
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too much leverage dood, market hasn't budged .50% and you are expecting a call? when I trade the ES, I would be trading dollar for dollar, 0 leverage, maybe 1.2x cash value leverage at most.

You can't capitlize on the large moves trading with a position like that.
 
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