Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

<i>"it's likely that whoever wanted to sell did it then "</i>

Likewise, everyone who wants to be long is filled to the gills right now. That's why breakout attempts get sold into rather than continuing upward on accelerated volume.

The longs are fully loaded to their gunwales. Every now & then we see a short squeeze to new highs, which fails. Eventually the gunwales will be swamped, and downside correction will be dramatic, if fleeting.

When they take 'em down this time ahead, it will be something to behold for nimble traders :cool:
 
<i>"maybe it'll go back up"</i>

But not forever. When the time comes that dips have no bottom, plenty of traders new to the game since 2005 will be in for a real learning experience.
 
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<i>"maybe it'll go back up"</i>

But not forever. When the time comes that dips have no bottom, plenty of traders new to the game since 2005 will be in for a real learning experience.
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Exactly.

Nothing like a cold dose of reality when one learns that the 'dip' they bought was a mere indentation in the quicksand.
 
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It's been over two years since since the last pinnace of emotional selling at the 2%"bottom", it's likely that whoever wanted to sell did it then and that what we now have is a more efficient market, with more access to information and fewer pricing mistakes, which mean fewer and smaller corrections
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The "New Era" theory, which was also popular in the U.S. in early 1900's, 1920's, 1950's, 1960's and 1990's.
 
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The "New Era" theory, which was also popular in the U.S. in early 1900's, 1920's, 1950's, 1960's and 1990's.
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Don't forget the 'flat earth society.' :D
 
anyone buying this dip?


no trades yet.. market boring today. Happy to see GOOG back down, this stock is headed below 400 this year.
 
This day looks like its going to the bears, i know i may be talking too soon but it looks like the chances of these markets turning green are 5-10%.


Waiting ever so patiently for the NDX to break 1700
 
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