Imbecile ... that is what general conditions are. They are not "normal" conditions they are the backdrop the prevailing conditions of the moment that are so important no one should ignore them. The Civil War (any major war), famine, pestilence, depression, inflation these are the types of pervasive conditions that no trader can afford to dismiss because he likes or hates a particular name.
Itâs a shame you canât see what finger Iâm holding up. Your replies are truly pathetic
They are the general conditions that if you foolishly position yourself against ... you do so at your own peril. Did you notice that the Fed has been successful at putting the air back in many bubbles? It may not last much longer but to be putting on shorts of a market leader like APPL before a break does not fit my plan.
It sounds like it is your plan.
First of all your an idiot. And secondâ¦naa that pretty much covers itâ¦.You know what? Iâm tired of your crap could you just call yourself an idiot!
Do you think CNBC and/or the Times quotes are relevant to this discussion?
My sky is blue on days and gray on others. Depends on conditions. When it is gray I generally do not need sunglasses. And I never put them on on Tuesday because I think I might need them on Wednesday. I simply wait to Wednesday.
I agree this market is overextended and I think AAPL is particularly extended. And once it breaks and fails to retrace with vigor I may short it.
But not while it is heading North.
Your head is as empty as a eunuchs underpants.
Why donât you do the world a favor and pull your lip over your head and swallow.
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Imbecile ... that is what general conditions are. They are not "normal" conditions they are the backdrop the prevailing conditions of the moment that are so important no one should ignore them. The Civil War (any major war), famine, pestilence, depression, inflation these are the types of pervasive conditions that no trader can afford to dismiss because he likes or hates a particular name.
They are the general conditions that if you foolishly position yourself against ... you do so at your own peril. Did you notice that the Fed has been successful at putting the air back in many bubbles?
Do you think CNBC and/or the Times quotes are relevant to this discussion?
My sky is blue on days and gray on others. Depends on conditions. When it is gray I generally do not need sunglasses. And I never put them on on Tuesday because I think I might need them on Wednesday. I simply wait till Wednesday.
I agree this market is overextended. And once it breaks and fails to retrace with vigor I may short it.