Heavy Selling in SPY,QQQ,DIA,IWM on Friday Nov. 13

NoBias · Nov 16, 2015

Autodidact said:
On top of that most likely you get a substantial gap down due to Paris terror attacks.

However, all part of a pullback that should be bought (long term) to catch the second mouse that will make new highs as a position trader.

Don't you ever get tired of being right? ;o)

Blue horseshoe likes: Triskaidekaphobia --- Proven correct as well...

Autodidact · Nov 16, 2015

NoBias said:
Don't you ever get tired of being right? ;o)

Blue horseshoe likes: Triskaidekaphobia --- Proven correct as well...

It's actually fun because you bank the moula then come to ET and read countless of posts of idiots with impotence shouting "TA SUCKS!" LOL

recession2016 · Nov 16, 2015

Autodidact said:
It's actually fun because you bank the moula then come to ET and read countless of posts of idiots with impotence shouting "TA SUCKS!" LOL

you contribute absolutely nothing to this board; throwing insults at people that disagree with you doesn't count...go get your anger checked buddy

Autodidact · Nov 16, 2015

recession2016 said:
you contribute absolutely nothing to this board; throwing insults at people that disagree with you doesn't count...go get your anger checked buddy

It's not simply disagreement, they tend to be wrong

recession2016 · Nov 16, 2015

Autodidact said:
It's not simply disagreement, they tend to be wrong

at that gives you the right to insult people? you should get psychological help asap

Autodidact · Nov 16, 2015

recession2016 said:
at that gives you the right to insult people? you should get psychological help asap

I already got checked, the diagnosis was superiority.

murray t turtle · Nov 16, 2015

recession2016 said:
long term? what's that like 50 years?

the top is near if not already reached

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Good guess;
retire or Roth maybe still a good uptrend.LOL Wonder if Mr Rogers is till short big banks; maybe, they don't seem to be paying much of a dividend??Not a prediction.

Cswim63 · Nov 16, 2015

Autodidact said:
It's not simply disagreement, they tend to be wrong

You know, I used to read Barron's when I first started watching the stock market. And it wasn't until it was pointed out to me years later that Alan Abelson was wrong every week did I realize he was f.o.s. That guy was bearish since 1965. But I didn't know. I mean, he sounded smart and he wrote the article on the first page. So I assumed he must have known something. Heck, he probably even smelled good. That was my first lesson in skepticism. Well maybe not my first but I can't get into that here.

Autodidact · Nov 17, 2015

Cswim63 said:
You know, I used to read Barron's when I first started watching the stock market. And it wasn't until it was pointed out to me years later that Alan Abelson was wrong every week did I realize he was f.o.s. That guy was bearish since 1965. But I didn't know. I mean, he sounded smart and he wrote the article on the first page. So I assumed he must have known something. Heck, he probably even smelled good. That was my first lesson in skepticism. Well maybe not my first but I can't get into that here.

By all means, in this business, you must be a skeptic, it is the absolute correct approach.

Autodidact · Nov 18, 2015

"Heavy selling" "Closing at the lows of the day" "Paris burning"