Poll!! Which Way (It's Gonna Be Huge!)

The Answer · May 31, 2003

Assuming that The Answer doesnt know The Answer, I will state this. The indicies are at MASSIVE inflection points. Anything could happen but I believe it will be huge in either direction. Perhaps Payroll will be the impetus but the setup will manifest earlier in the week. So given that ET'ers only trade what they see and not what they think, where are we going?

dbphoenix · May 31, 2003

Quote from The Answer:

So given that ET'ers only trade what they see and not what they think, where are we going?

The question does not follow the premise, unless one presumes clairvoyance. Leave off the last word and you'll have something.

marketsurfer · May 31, 2003

i trade what i think, not what i see. that said--9027 is the tremendous resistance in my system.

best,

surfer

SethArb · May 31, 2003

if it stablizes here or gets stronger

we might rock and roll for a few weeks

into triple / quad witch

of course that would make eveyone even more

bullish thus setting up a nice retracement

later this summer ( my 2 cents )

SethArb · Jun 1, 2003

Bush makes $$$ comments over weekend

ISM # out monday

INTC conf call undate thurs ( barrons this weekend neg on them)

unemployment # out friday

should be ab interesting week

Momento · Jun 1, 2003

wow... thia poll is a total battle!

Flat? hehe

The Answer · Jun 1, 2003

Quote from dbphoenix:

The question does not follow the premise, unless one presumes clairvoyance. Leave off the last word and you'll have something.

The question was....

Pabst · Jun 1, 2003

....factious.

Pabst · Jun 1, 2003

How will dollar strength to-morrow off of the President's comments effect stocks?

jack hershey · Jun 1, 2003

The IT is a saucer symmetric about a line in late Feb for the NAS. The markets are somewhat mixed at points of symmetry for slow turns in IT trends. You will notice the tenor here is such that a lot of marginal people are having a hard time. This is typical of going into the point of symmetry on a saucer.

The political mish mash keeps the global economy's progress muddled. The continuous dulling of the impact individual events caused by the increasing perponderance of them is what is lowering the volatility of markets.

This thread is like a wish list in part. Wanting something isn't going to make it happen. The 8 aren't going to just bash Bush and then move on. It is just a rotten time with lots of messes to clean up.

As the global economic potential builds, inevitably it is going to prevail over the bullshit out there. Then the IT saucer will be complete and we will be rolling again.

I didn't vote on those choices.