Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

Watched that creep up slowly wanting to enter long. Then I figured since I'm already up on the day, I should just call it a day and watch it from the sidelines. May check back later to see if theres an overnight trade.
 
Watched that creep up slowly wanting to enter long. Then I figured since I'm already up on the day, I should just call it a day and watch it from the sidelines. May check back later to see if theres an overnight trade.
Doing the same I think.. had a good controlled day today for the most part. Would be quite typical to give it back now
 
They will stop at nothing.....I can't believe the headlines the last few days...it's astonishing to read these articles day in and day out....that this minor dip has to be bought...we don't know what's ahead, this could be a start to the biggest bear market in history.....to risk 10% rebound over 50%+ collapse isn't worth it....the amount of greed that this market has is incredible...

Wells Fargo: Put your cash in stocks because we're going to rebound 10% from this sell-off
  • Wells Fargo Securities forecasts the S&P 500 will rise by a double digit percentage by year-end 2018.
  • "In the near term, we feel the worst is over for stocks and the pullback in the equity market provides almost a free look at earnings," the firm's analyst writes.
  • The banks raised its 2018 S&P 500 price target to 2,950 from 2,863,
Tae Kim | @firstadopter
Published 1 Hour AgoUpdated 1 Hour AgoCNBC.com

Actually, your opinions and how you trade reflects more on greed then any of these sources you call greedy. You choose triple etfs and constantly try to counter the trend. You constantly look not for corrections, no, you crave a 40-60% crash and have predicted one almost every year during the latter half of this strong bull market. Ironically, the gains you crave were available to you simply by buying US indexes and holding. Even as little as 2 years ago, when the last correction occurred, you could have bought the SPX under 1900 ( or even better, the Nasdaq ).
 
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