Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$

You are so uninformed. Where is your live-money journal showing your bet on the direction?

Mine is out there. Where is yours?
Genuine question, why do you think is that rare for people to make real bets and gamble real money?

It's very easy to trade real money nowadays.
There's a lot more work in faking it.

I would bet most users lose real money.
 
No. you did not.

I wish you were correct. It was an impulse trade based on some old indicators I used to look at. I miss the dayz when a simple ema crossover would pay the property taxes. :(

Sure was nice when that trend was intact. Like free money!

But there comes a point when your bait keeps falling off the line, and you might consider packing it in for the day.
 
Today's Analog
Very nice V-Neck sweater opportunity based on Fib Extension volatility retracements. 133tick chart supports 5min longs from new lows.

100% retracement targets fulfilled - we'll see if there's enough momentum to reach the 5520s this week - perhaps it depends on the next round of election rallies... ;(

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Genuine question, why do you think is that rare for people to make real bets and gamble real money?...

Why are you asking a question on someone else's behalf? I was not asking you this question, but my question to you is genuine.
 
Why are you asking a question on someone else's behalf? I was not asking you this question, but my question to you is genuine.
Wasn't asking because of that particular quote or person, but because I noticed in some of your interactions that you doubt the real money exposure.
When I find it's very easy to set up a real money account and trade it.
 
Sloppy Longs
A couple odd, yet effective opening bell longs for a Friday. The fun is done by 10AM ET.
Enjoy the weekend.

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Any Dipsters buy this dip?

In the context of the Elite Trader thread "Gotta love ZERO RISK in the SP500 = $$$," a "Dipster" refers to a trader who focuses on buying stocks during market dips or declines. The term is used somewhat humorously and sometimes pejoratively to describe traders who consistently buy during downturns, banking on the market's eventual rebound to make a profit .

Dipsters operate on the belief that the market will recover from temporary drops, aligning with the broader bullish sentiment often expressed in the thread. However, there is also a critical perspective towards Dipsters who might underestimate the risks involved and over-rely on the market's resilience.
 

Check out oil; CPI prints should be favorable down the line.


Spooky charts:





Every single day someone yelling that the fed should cut rates, just let rates stay where they are, zero need for an adjustment and if those screaming for rate cuts want them so badly then moat probably have a secret that stocks are extremely extremely extremely over valued and due for an extreme 30% or more collapse. Only because those wishing and hoping for a rate cut probably assume the worst has yet to come meaning the high unemployment, a long recession, a collapsing dollar and the possibility of a black swan event. I say wait till something significant happens in the economy to have the fed have 18 emergency meetings to cut rates back.to 0% where everyone wants them to be forever and ever and ever.
 
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