I want to bet the farm

A hard stop above the ATH? you wont be the only one putting your stop there ;)

Obviously, most retail traders won't have their stops there though, retail traders have stops mostly within the range of monthly chart, pros have them outside, so I would rather be there than within the noise.
 
I'm thinking a short lived decline before their hand is forced QE4 kicks in

This is a good example of how people get fooled reading crap on the internet. There will be no QE4 this year, and the fed couldn't care less how the markets value companies, provided that the underlying economy is ok. The US economy is doing better then expected in reality. The rallying $US tends to indicate something about macro economic policy isn't being understood by some posters on here, it's a complicated aspect that demands far more then knee jerk emotional reactions on the internet every month.
 
Seriously doubt that.

I don't think you understand what "expectations" are. Here's an exercise for you. Go back to 2009-2010 on this site and see what many posters expectations were for the US economy and the US markets. Now try to tell me that the US economy today somehow undershot those expectations. Come on now, there were many people seriously saying a depression was inevitable by now.
 
This is a good example of how people get fooled reading crap on the internet. There will be no QE4 this year, and the fed couldn't care less how the markets value companies, provided that the underlying economy is ok. The US economy is doing better then expected in reality. The rallying $US tends to indicate something about macro economic policy isn't being understood by some posters on here, it's a complicated aspect that demands far more then knee jerk emotional reactions on the internet every month.

But isn't the dollar only rallying due to the end of QE3? If anything it would seem a strong dollar is detrimental to a strong economy and the topped out S&P seems to be reflecting this.
 
I don't think you understand what "expectations" are. Here's an exercise for you. Go back to 2009-2010 on this site and see what many posters expectations were for the US economy and the US markets. Now try to tell me that the US economy today somehow undershot those expectations. Come on now, there were many people seriously saying a depression was inevitable by now.

2009 expectations are irrelevant. So many things have changed since then including three QEs and a mandate change in the ECB.

It would be like holding a elite trading member to a comment they made three years ago claiming they are going to leave this site and demanding all their posts be removed.
 
When I see this I want to bet the farm, do you? :)

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Obviously, most retail traders won't have their stops there though, retail traders have stops mostly within the range of monthly chart, pros have them outside, so I would rather be there than within the noise.

the big short is looking ugly now isn't it! I wonder if they will go for the retail stops at the ATH ;). Last week 65% to 70% of street money was short. rofl
 
the big short is looking ugly now isn't it! I wonder if they will go for the retail stops at the ATH ;). Last week 65% to 70% of street money was short. rofl

I haven't initiated a short, I've learnt my lessons over the years to wait for price to confirm analysis. Will let you know when I do get short. As a side note, Naz is getting very close to 2000 level. Gold seems to be trying to find a floor after months of ranging. In fact, monthly chart points to an upward breakout in Gold, all depends IMHO whether we break though Naz ATH or retrace. I don't think savvy investors are currently accumulating stocks at these levels.
 
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