Quote from stock_trad3r:
The CPI number wont do that. if there is a selloff it will be moderate.
When was the last time en economic indicator caused a massive selloff? I can't remember one for the past year.
There are too many economic indicators and they are released so frequently nowadays that they don't have too much impact on the market.
Quote from JSSPMK:
Well anything can happen, we are not in a position to know these things before they happen. It can happen today, we don't know this. I just wanted to know what "epic" short covering the OP was referring to, I mean who are these dumb fucks in "epic" proportions that are short the market? Any commercial banks in that list? General public?
One strategy I like in a runaway bull market like this is sell part of my long positions on strength and then buying them back at (slightly!!) lower prices. But not shorting. You short this market and it gaps up in your face on some ridiculous takeover for 100% cash.Quote from dealer:
I wouldn't be looking to short even on a downdraft. Later this year will be the time to begin building shorts. NOT BEFORE.