M mu200411 Nov 28, 2007 #1,051 Reluctantly open a short "Short position". Set a tight stop at the last high. Set target at yesterday high, cover there if there is a higher high.
Reluctantly open a short "Short position". Set a tight stop at the last high. Set target at yesterday high, cover there if there is a higher high.
M Mup Nov 28, 2007 #1,052 I would agree with being on the long Bus I bet Landis is pleased this morning as 1404 held with the time pressure. Time hits for Monday & Yesterday were 34,55 & 89 Trading days for those who like fibs This was from page 162 Quote from Landis82 On the SPX: 1.382 x 63 points ( 1 down of "C" ) = 87 points. 1492.15 high of 4 of "C" ( a 65% retracement of 3 ) - 87 = 1405 More... Nicely done..
I would agree with being on the long Bus I bet Landis is pleased this morning as 1404 held with the time pressure. Time hits for Monday & Yesterday were 34,55 & 89 Trading days for those who like fibs This was from page 162 Quote from Landis82 On the SPX: 1.382 x 63 points ( 1 down of "C" ) = 87 points. 1492.15 high of 4 of "C" ( a 65% retracement of 3 ) - 87 = 1405 More... Nicely done..
M mu200411 Nov 28, 2007 #1,056 Short "Short position" re-entered. Set stop at the last high. If stop out try once more. Set target at 100, 10, 30 or yesterday high. Close short "Short position" when there is a higher high.
Short "Short position" re-entered. Set stop at the last high. If stop out try once more. Set target at 100, 10, 30 or yesterday high. Close short "Short position" when there is a higher high.
M mu200411 Nov 28, 2007 #1,058 All roads lead to USD stocks. Sell treasurys + sell oil + sell Yens -> buy USD stocks.
T Thunderdog Nov 28, 2007 #1,059 Hmm. And here I thought that the Elliot Wave was a nonverbal way of saying goodbye to your money in a losing trade.
Hmm. And here I thought that the Elliot Wave was a nonverbal way of saying goodbye to your money in a losing trade.
