market selloff late mon?
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Let me frankly tell you this. Even if somehow shit happens tomorrow, and the market retreats, which personally I don't believe it will happen, even if it happens, new high will be made later before 2003 runs out. Just keep in mind that I told you this many times. The close numbers of 2003 will be better than tomorrow's. 100% up room to go.
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Let me frankly tell you this. Even if somehow shit happens tomorrow, and the market retreats, which personally I don't believe it will happen, even if it happens, new high will be made later before 2003 runs out. Just keep in mind that I told you this many times. The close numbers of 2003 will be better than tomorrow's. 100% up room to go.
I agree. I also see more upside room in the Naz as it did hit 2000 a week or so ago and at the very least a retest of 2k before year end now seems imminent. Any theory on why the naz and dow seemed to have a disconnect in performance lately?? (besides the obvious that the Naz has outperformed the Dow thus far)
and you don't ever want to be short a bull market during the month of December when prices can VACUUM around on little or no volume, unless you enjoy lots of PAIN!!!
Sure, there will be a ton of volume tomorrow due to the undwinding of Triple Witch positions. But after that, I would certainly adjust one's "size" to the illiquid Holiday Markets.
At this time of year, if you are wrong, you are WRONG TIMES THREE!
Sure, there will be a ton of volume tomorrow due to the undwinding of Triple Witch positions. But after that, I would certainly adjust one's "size" to the illiquid Holiday Markets.
At this time of year, if you are wrong, you are WRONG TIMES THREE!
Well i have no idea on this one. I have traded many Gap ups, intraday. Mainly all the fun ones in 99 , 2000. They were standard break away gaps after some basing and some Runaway gaps , ones that come after we have been trending.
Each Gap up i bought on pullbacks and most of them, not all, but most of them ended slowly drifting up to new highs on the day.
Im not really to sure about this Gap. We have been trending, so this could act like a runaway gap. But with the the low volume we have had, with the actual % run with out any correction....
IMHO i believe this might be what is technically called an Exhaustion Gap....and my boy surfer is playing it as one.
LOL
Each Gap up i bought on pullbacks and most of them, not all, but most of them ended slowly drifting up to new highs on the day.
Im not really to sure about this Gap. We have been trending, so this could act like a runaway gap. But with the the low volume we have had, with the actual % run with out any correction....
IMHO i believe this might be what is technically called an Exhaustion Gap....and my boy surfer is playing it as one.
LOL
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ertrader & surfer,
Well played !
thank you !
surfer