Quote from Surdo:
I beg to differ...IMHO $150 will be hit before $140.
Quote from Port1385:
Im calling the top. Oil just made an intermediate term top at 145 and change
Quote from PohPoh:
I have 149.70-149.80..
have a feeling that it will come close to 150 but not breach...we'll see...
Who knows though with this new storm in the ATL brewing...
Not that it's a threat to Gulf production, but that OJ is prolly a good buy...
Quote from Landis82:
And what on the charts (technically speaking) would you be able to base such a call on?
Surely there hasn't even been a weekly or daily "reversal" bar to the downside given that crude just traded a new high. No significant moving averages have been penetrated either given that this is a new high. Are there intra-market spread relationships that you are basing this call off of?
Again, what "technical" means are you using to say that crude "just made an intermediate term TOP"?
Or is this yet another ET ploy to increase web-activity over a 3-day Holiday Weekend?
Quote from NY0BScalper:
Not saying I agree with the OP's call but your arrogance in assuming that a top can't accurately and profitably be called in a market that makes a new high, because it doesn't confirm itself with your set of TA indicators' and analysis, is frankly foolish. Just because you can't see it doesn't mean the next guy is wrong. Why bother arguing with people's calls unless you're stating that you see an opposite setup anyway, or that your setup for a long entry hasn't shown an exit signal... even then, why come about argumentatively?
Shouldn't you be trying to recruit traders or did the Tuco nonsense scare you so much that new business is out of the question?
