Hedgies Gunning Shorts!!!!

[sKaLpZ]

be faster: gun the guns.

 

[Pabst]

Quote from Trend Fader:

Why would the market rally so hard under no news two times in a row around 3pm?

It was definately massive short covering and some type of staged blow out by the hedgies.. there was no catalyst or need for anyone to jump into the market like that. Once the buying frenzy stopped.. market tanked like a brick.

Hey TF!! Stocks saw weakness earlier in the week during that same 3:00-3:30 EST, time period. Of course the selling last Friday-this Wednesday was negated by late day ramps in futures after the NYSE close. Y-day and today the pattern reversed.

 

[Apex Capital]

Quote from Trend Fader:

Why would the market rally so hard under no news two times in a row around 3pm?

It was definately massive short covering and some type of staged blow out by the hedgies.. there was no catalyst or need for anyone to jump into the market like that. Once the buying frenzy stopped.. market tanked like a brick.

For the last 20 years, any market decline that lasts for the better part of the entire day, usually sees a short-covering and bargain-hunting rally that starts at 2:30PM Eastern Time.

Any student of the market for the past couple of decades will have noticed this.
Nothing new, nothing bizarre, no conspiracies, just the way the market acts during a bearish short-term trend.

 

[nitro]

Quote from jim c:

there was a huge rebalance today..net effect was buying of the spus and selling of the nads. seems like maybe this was at least part of it. jim

Jim,

Can you point me to the a link on that? I totally missed it!

nitro

 

[The Kin]

I donno... did anyone notice a minor fall in the USD just before 3pm est, both Thursday and today.

As the dollar started to drop, stocks started to rise.

 

[wareco]

Quote from Apex Capital:

For the last 20 years, any market decline that lasts for the better part of the entire day, usually sees a short-covering and bargain-hunting rally that starts at 2:30PM Eastern Time.

Any student of the market for the past couple of decades will have noticed this.
Nothing new, nothing bizarre, no conspiracies, just the way the market acts during a bearish short-term trend.

That's an over generalization. It depends on the market you are in. Wasn't too prevalent during 3/05-5/05 for example.

 

[MacroEvent]

Quote from Apex Capital:

For the last 20 years, any market decline that lasts for the better part of the entire day, usually sees a short-covering and bargain-hunting rally that starts at 2:30PM Eastern Time.

Any student of the market for the past couple of decades will have noticed this.
Nothing new, nothing bizarre, no conspiracies, just the way the market acts during a bearish short-term trend.

no---------the equities buy program patterns over the last couple of months are different then before. there is some different patterns in the index futures buying also {big sp futs}. the liquidity pumps are more concentrated and precise in nature then even during the november/december 2004 run. this is much different and even more identifiable then before------------resulting in entry signals that have exceptional follow through.

 

[EdgeHunter]

Quote from jim c:

there was a huge rebalance today..net effect was buying of the spus and selling of the nads. seems like maybe this was at least part of it. jim

BooYa Jim... love the show... :eek:

 

[areyoukidding?]

Quote from Trend Fader:

Why would the market rally so hard under no news two times in a row around 3pm?

It was definately massive short covering and some type of staged blow out by the hedgies.. there was no catalyst or need for anyone to jump into the market like that. Once the buying frenzy stopped.. market tanked like a brick.

Same BS everyday.