Smart Money is Long

Quote from galvinlee888:

No worry, To me this is only a sour grape from the shorties or from those that on the wrong side.

My LONG positions perform extremelly WELL !!!!!! This is going to be one of my best month in this year. Santa RALLY :D :cool: :D

Market UP again !!!!!!!!!11:D
 
Who is pumping up the market now? Who had that kind of cash to pump up the market like this?. I am LONG now but I begin to get scare..

:D:
 
Quote from Petsamo:

I don't give a rats ass if you've made a lot of money.
You've established yourself as a liar.
Prove to me you're not a liar, post a link that indicates that smart money is long. The link has to be from a reliable source. In the thread Smart Money is short, I posted a link that insiders are selling.
You're dirt.

Look dumb ass, I don't care what you think. Do you always get this angry when you are perpetually wrong about markets ? Go see a psychiatrist, get better, then resume posting once you are sure you are mentally stable.
 
Bearish daily and weekly equity charts strengthen further.
S&P500 head and shoulders target is 1,176 and further
downside expected.

As mentioned for some time - S&P500 monthly has been tracking
sideways this year. This extensive distribution signified a bearish
big picture and that a significant downtrend would follow.
 
Quote from GrandSupercycle:

Bearish daily and weekly equity charts strengthen further.
S&P500 head and shoulders target is 1,176 and further
downside expected.

As mentioned for some time - S&P500 monthly has been tracking
sideways this year. This extensive distribution signified a bearish
big picture and that a significant downtrend would follow.

Yeah, but whoever started this said "By the time some people realize what they missed it will be too late. This is the nature of markets. If you are expecting a magic entry point you might be waiting until late 2012. You might get some retracement in January but certainly not to the totally unrealistic standard some of you keep posting."

So is 1200 a "magic entry point," since the S&P is lower now than it was when this was posted (eight months ago)? I guess all those wonderful earnings, M&A, etc. haven't played out yet?

Lesson learned: don't be a know-it-all and try to outsmart the markets. If you do, it will come back to haunt you. Be prepared to learn some good foot-out-of-mouth procedures.
 
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