Another one with a nervous breakdown. You and Tsing Tao on ignore. Find someone else to unload your frustrations.
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Hahaha!!!That was the GREATEST bull trap of all time!!
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Another one with a nervous breakdown. You and Tsing Tao on ignore. Find someone else to unload your frustrations.
Long ES at 1190... Stop at 1175... target 1230
Quote from MKTrader:
And you're certainly not one of them. QE, along with ZIRP, definitely had huge roles in creating asset bubbles. No magical hand-waving or question-begging academic theories will change that.
Another frustrated loser. Another one for the ignore. Why don't you call the President and say you are better qualified than Bernanke? Get out of your dirty pyjamas, put on a suit and go to guide the FED. It sounds like you know everything. Except this of course:
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/M2V
Just say that you don't know a few things but you have been an active member of ET forum and you qualify better than Bernanke.
Good luck in your new job.
Quote from intradaybill:
Another frustrated loser. Another one for the ignore. Why don't you call the President and say you are better qualified than Bernanke? Get out of your dirty pyjamas, put on a suit and go to guide the FED. It sounds like you know everything. Except this of course:
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/M2V
Just say that you don't know a few things but you have been an active member of ET forum and you qualify better than Bernanke.
Good luck in your new job.
Uh, you're projecting. Your "capitulation" comment was 15 points higher. What's your stop? 666?
Quote from intradaybill:
Another frustrated loser. Another one for the ignore. Why don't you call the President and say you are better qualified than Bernanke? Get out of your dirty pyjamas, put on a suit and go to guide the FED. It sounds like you know everything. Except this of course:
http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/M2V
Just say that you don't know a few things but you have been an active member of ET forum and you qualify better than Bernanke.
Good luck in your new job.
1) I didn't say everything hinged on the velocity of money using the Fed's definition and data. You may frame the issues that way, but that's certainly not the only way to look at it.
2) This "you're not as qualified as Bernanke therefore you can't say anything" is about the worst argument imaginable. Bernanke plays with academic theories and developed many of his ideas based on the Great Depression. However, economics isn't physics--there's no way of knowing how his ideas would've played out in the 1930s given all the variables. You can't prove this stuff in a lab experiement.
In addition, the world is vastly different than it was in the 1930s. So no, I don't buy into the idea that Bernanke is utterly qualified for his job. He's shown himself to be the opposite time and again (e.g., "worst is over for housing" in summer of 2007, panic interest rate cuts after a French trading snafu, visible discomfort when he's asked hard questions, etc).
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This was an insane move, I finally sold out of TVIX after the bounce above $32.50 and went long UWM, I feel this market is going to certainly surge to the upside, tech led the way down this morning weakening most of the market, once the nasdaq gains momentum the SPX will follow, going to be an interesting close. Once the rally kicks in its going to last a few days and probably add 3-5% to this market.
Rule of 33? That applies to vix. TVIX should be higher, maybe 36.5?
Is there an inverse TVIX?
If this market gets green I really think it can close on the highs of the day.
Pretty good momentum rip off the lows
Pretty good momentum rip off the lows