Are you sure?
lol why did you not ask earlier.
Are you sure?
LMAO at that nonsense. That "thing" call the depression kinda lasted ...... decades.Really?
Not a single investor in the S&P, Naz, or DOW that bought anytime since 1896 and held have lost money...
Here is assets (otherwise known as QEeeeeeeeee) by themselves. Hit resistance. Not really just for the hell of it I drew that off a prior bump in the downhill road that happened to of lined up.Blue = fed liabilities (more blue = more free money). You can see the fed has double topped.
I think the top might be in, but it all depends on where the blue line goes right now.
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Here is assets (otherwise known as QEeeeeeeeee) by themselves. Hit resistance. Not really just for the hell of it I drew that off a prior bump in the downhill road that happened to of lined up.
But note ROC on bottom of chart showed turn - indicator double top/divergent lower 2nd top in late Dec' 18 before data itself double topped 3 weeks later Jan 15 '20:
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Who the F mentioned anything about holding individual stocks?LMAO at that nonsense. That "thing" call the depression kinda lasted ...... decades.
Oh and there are always people selling at every bottom. Every bottom. Not just 1929.
There is this other "thing" called time value of money or opportunity cost - to holding and holding and holding.
How is holding GE, for example, nowadays?
What do you mean by “correction”?
what has happen is the market is creating its range so it can oscillate around it before moving up more to new highs
I entered the MNQ long on 3 contracts at 9238.25. That is the start of the correction. And a correction means at least a 10% drop, but in my case it will be at least 20%.
(Oh, and the fact that there's a virus running around the world now killing people might have a little bit to do with it. But not much. Nah.)
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Any reason you chose to short the /MNQ over the /MES and /MYM? Just curious because the /MNQ is my fav micro to paper trade so far.