Market crash this week

Quote from Tsing Tao:

BTFD!

in all seriousness, and i'm not touting one way or the other, i do find it hilarious that people get all excited about 1 full day of down and a partial second day of down after what...a 6 month rally?

lets keep things in perspective. we all know the market is overbought. we all know it has defied fundamentals for a long time. could this me "it"? maybe. trade the price action. leave the crystal balls to gypsies!

+1

It always makes me laugh when the bears get excited about a pull back, the bulls have been loading up their accounts for the past 2 years riding the trend and the amount of bears that have been selling this rally the whole way up is insane. I suppose when you suffer torrid months of financial pain and squeezing the first sight of the prospect of of a change in their fortunes is something to get excited about......
 
Quote from Larson:

krazy, you are a permabull, right?
It has paid off, but the question is, will it continue.

Admittedly I am: historically I'm long/short 80%/20% - for the way I trade I'd rather be neutral than be short.(not optimal, I know, but it works for my style) When I do go short it's always specific companies or individual issues.(google was one of my biggest shorts)

Part of my thesis is that the long-term bias is up and that corrections are always sharper than advances. There will be a correction, but pending a 6-sigma event, I don't show us there yet.
 
Quote from alloyGTR:

+1

It always makes me laugh when the bears get excited about a pull back, the bulls have been loading up their accounts for the past 2 years riding the trend and the amount of bears that have been selling this rally the whole way up is insane. I suppose when you suffer torrid months of financial pain and squeezing the first sight of the prospect of of a change in their fortunes is something to get excited about......


I have seen it all in 1998 and 2001. The bulls of those days are out of business.

Hopefully, you have your money in the pocket. :p
 
Quote from krazykarl:

Admittedly I am: historically I'm long/short 80%/20% - for the way I trade I'd rather be neutral than be short.(not optimal, I know, but it works for my style) When I do go short it's always specific companies.

Part of my thesis is that the long-term bias is up and that corrections are always sharper than advances. There will be a correction, but pending a 6-sigma event, I don't show us there yet.

+1
Sounds like we have something in common!
 
Quote from heilbronner1:

I already take part of the profits and close some positions in NQ at this level.

"power wears out those that don't have it"

Wow, a whopping 3% decline from the highs in the S&P and you are already exiting? Sounds like a real home-run there!
 
Quote from Ghost of Cutten:

Wow, a whopping 3% decline from the highs in the S&P and you are already exiting? Sounds like a real home-run there!

IMHO NQ is down a bit more than 4% within two days. Not too bad, IMHO.

Of course it depends on the size someone is trading.

:D
 
Quote from heilbronner1:

IMHO NQ is down a bit more than 4% within two days. Not too bad, IMHO.

Of course it depends on the size someone is trading.

:D

Let me guess...you sold the very top tick and covered today on the tick low? Gotcha. Dude, I think you made 1% on this short. Congrats. You have a long way to go to make back the other 80% you lost on this rally.
 
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