At the end of the day we should all be trading what we see and not what we want to see, that's a given
All i'm seeing is a wild bull market.
At the end of the day we should all be trading what we see and not what we want to see, that's a given
All i'm seeing is a wild bull market.
All i'm seeing is a wild bull market.

bot some dec dollar futures at 9956, stop 50 ticks.
dollar is the place to be with all this terrorist activity going on plus it's in a fairly strong uptrend to boot! what more can u ask for?
it's so wild, flat on the year for the S&P
the delusion on this board![]()
it's so wild, flat on the year for the S&P
the delusion on this board![]()
Like to hear your thoughts regarding your call on lift off and why you are so confident in your call.Careful with your bias, evident from your nick and your posts, even a doji year is giving you a boner.
Market has been in a bull market for over 6 years, the present year is simply a consolidation in an uptrend, that has offered superb volatility (for bulls and bears) and opportunity for the year ahead, mostly bulls. When the year was red and panic was high back in August/September I was one of the few on this board calling for the lows, so don't take my words as some ET dude acting as guru, I do know my shit, actually, very well; feel free to study old posts and research my bias in various instruments.
When it's time to position short I will most definitely notice it, that time is not here yet and don't forget that the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent, regardless of rate hikes or earnings during dissapointing quarters, which can obviously and are gamed all the time with buybacks and accounting "magic".
Price does not lie, fundamentals might, especially your version of them.
Word of advice for next year, you better place me on ignore because I'm gonna have a field day with the bears of this board when we lift off.