Hopefully you're noting the irony of your post. JS's "call" in early 2004 couldn't have been more fortuitous. The market stayed below that 1150-1160 zone for the next half year.
Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:
Hopefully you're noting the irony of your post. JS's "call" in early 2004 couldn't have been more fortuitous. The market stayed below that 1150-1160 zone for the next half year.
Quote from Longhorns:
Pabst,
Don't even bother with EqtTrdr. His nonstop "100% up room blah, blah, blah" nonsense is the closest he gets to actual trading.

Quote from Buy1Sell2:
The issue with these false top calls , and there have been many, is that daily charts are being used to do the predicting.
Quote from thorn:
??? Thorn is being congratulated for his great short call on GFIG. The stock is the biggest dollar loser on both exchanges this morning, and Thorn deserves credit for finding it and posting it during market hours.

Quote from Buy1Sell2:
Just a quick point of order here. The thread title concerns itself with the SP Index not GFIG. Please take my suggestion which comes from years of experience and begin looking at the bigger picture. Thank you again for your prompt attention in this matter.![]()