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SammyJ said:
Nobody can time when this bubble ends and thats why almost all day traders lose .
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Actually, i would think investors are the ones that get devastated by bubbles. Day traders are nimble and can go where ever the market takes them.
 
Overnight said:
I don't trade the ES. That's just crazy. You'd know this if you read my journal.
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You say you’re a futures trader that posts on the ES forum regularly.. deductive reasoning says that’s your instrument of choice...

Why would trading ES be “just crazy”? Ive been doing so successfully over 23 yrs now... If you can trade Spooz successfully.. then you can trade just about any instrument successfully...
 
silvercoin said:
Actually, i would think investors are the ones that get devastated by bubbles. Day traders are nimble and can go where ever the market takes them.
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Investors outperform most day traders. First of all, one has to be able to identify what a bubble is. Some short term traders tend to see bubbles in everything. Second of all, good investors look at fundamentals and trade accordingly. This makes their choices less at risk in market fluctuations. If one is patient, avoids being greedy, and exercises discipline in ones investments, you can't lose long term. Doing so however does require resolve and level thinking when the trading world and media around you are telling you a load of bs.

As I said in January, we aren't in a bubble. You could argue that certain aspects of US markets are overvalued. You can also still find value in NA markets especially on the Canadian market. This was more true a month ago and certainly in March/early April but certain stocks may revisit value spots.
 
Nine_Ender said:
You are lost in bs buddy. It may be correct that YOU can't time it and are frustrated with how badly you've traded this year. I said as much in March BEFORE markets rallied, a warning per say on how the market would likely punish traders with an irrational down side bias on market valuations. Anyone who though US markets were in a bubble in January and that the correction was not entirely due to Covid got their ass handed to them since.

The world doesn't owe you a redo.
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Buddy your barking up the wrong tree . I just simply stated your giving a reason why the mkt rose and thats hog shit . It's a big bubble . But i don't care . The only thing i try to do is make money daily long or short . But don't give a hog shit reason the mkt went up when its piss shit flowing out of your mouth.
 
S2007S said:
Sunday night futures will rally anywhere between 1.5%-2% right at the open, maybe even more...
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Sorry S, but you know I have to do it...


Any salvation will be had with Asia and Europe tonight now. I mean, sure, the NQ popped and it lasted 1.1 seconds. We shall see.
 
Overnight said:
Sorry S, but you know I have to do it...


Any salvation will be had with Asia and Europe tonight now. I mean, sure, the NQ popped and it lasted 1.1 seconds. We shall see.
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I should accept the horn'd tonight, however I could possibly redeem myself by the afternoon close tomorrow. We shall see.
 
SammyJ said:
That's complete Rubbish . You said "the stock mkt's looking out till next yr". If that were the case then why didn't the mkt stay down for 6 months then look out to 2021? Because we're in a damm massive bubble !!!!. Bubble's defy all logic till they don't. Just like the covid. Every Dr on earth said in December it was coming to the US big. The mkt gave 2 craps till they wanted it to matter 3 months later . Something will come out of left field and every scum analyst who helped blow the bubble will shout " I told you this would happen" . Nobody can time when this bubble ends and thats why almost all day traders lose .
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Wrong... Successful Day traders trade what they see... NOT what they think!

Day trippers have the luxury of mitigating risk...
 
Spooz Top 2 said:
You say you’re a futures trader that posts on the ES forum regularly.. deductive reasoning says that’s your instrument of choice...

Why would trading ES be “just crazy”? Ive been doing so successfully over 23 yrs now... If you can trade Spooz successfully.. then you can trade just about any instrument successfully...
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23 years? Has the ES been around that long?

I can envision the DOM when it first started... the 10 quotes on the bid and ask were often <10 contracts total. Not uncommon to see "holes" with zero contracts bid/offered. (I was trading on a 56k modem in those days. EEEEE, AAAAAW... remember that? :)))

I can also recall when there were 2000-4000 contracts at each price. Seems we've come "full circle"? Have the big players abandoned the ES?
 
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