H HolyGrail Jul 27, 2007 #21 Quote from stock777: Dude , that wasnt panic at all. More... I would disagree. A drop of 26 points in 25 minutes in s&p futures seems pretty "panicky" to me or at least very well orchestrated.
Quote from stock777: Dude , that wasnt panic at all. More... I would disagree. A drop of 26 points in 25 minutes in s&p futures seems pretty "panicky" to me or at least very well orchestrated.
stock777 Jul 27, 2007 #22 Then i guess any heavy selling is panic by that definition. I guess those that sold at the 2000 top panicked.
Then i guess any heavy selling is panic by that definition. I guess those that sold at the 2000 top panicked.
H HolyGrail Jul 27, 2007 #24 Knife catchers are not panicking, they are buying not selling. They may be stupid for trying to catch a falling knife, but they are not adding to the selling.
Knife catchers are not panicking, they are buying not selling. They may be stupid for trying to catch a falling knife, but they are not adding to the selling.
stock777 Jul 28, 2007 #25 You didnt read my post correctly. I said they CALL it panicking, to justify the buying.
H HolyGrail Jul 28, 2007 #26 Quote from stock777: You didnt read my post correctly. I said they CALL it panicking, to justify the buying. More... Yep, I sure did misread your post. I would NOW have to agree with it totally.
Quote from stock777: You didnt read my post correctly. I said they CALL it panicking, to justify the buying. More... Yep, I sure did misread your post. I would NOW have to agree with it totally.
