Stock Market Never Going Down Again

Why is everybody got to cerebrate everything to death?

Just load up and pyramid and count the winnings:D

Gonna get me some more walking around money, some cash money, some folding money...
 
Quote from myminitrading:

15000 BY CHRISTMAS, WHEEEEEE..... I WENT TO A PARTY LAST NIGHT AN SAW A BULL SWINGING FROM A CHANDLER.

You get chandeliers in a trailer?
 
Have been floating above 70 + points all day, I think the dow goes for triple digit gains today....nasdaq is ready to close above 2575 toooo..

Why do I have this feeling that if the DOW opened up 80 points lower it would be trading in the green right now.
 
Quote from rhymeswithorang:

No its not because (insert one of the following here): (1) the dumb money is buying, (2) the economic data is weak, (3) the breadth is weak, (3) my indicator which picked the high in 1987 is even more overbought (4) my wave count target, Gann line extension has been met, (5) the public is bullish, (6) its simply gone too far, (7) Wall Street if full of crooks (8) earnings are actually quite weak, (8) its a weak breakout on the chart, can't be sustained.

Feel free to add your own reasons why this market (which is going straight up) is not bulllish. BAWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Look pal, the same thing happened in the late 90s the market kept going higher, everything from a technical standpoint was diverging.

But the market kept going higher for several more years, these like you, missed the biggest part of the run, why, because you were so fixate on all the negative indicators.

I command you to let go and release all your negative energy, you are going to torment yourself to death because your going to miss out.

Buy the next dip.
 
Quote from rhymeswithorang:

myminitrading, you didn't get the sarcasm in my post obviously. I thought it was clear. :)

Heehehe, he dont get much of what's said, period.
 
Personally I do not see one good reason for this market to fall. Everything is absolutely rosy regarding technicals and fundamentals. Dow 3,000,000 by the end of the decade sounds about right when one considers all the good news being pumped on CNBC! :)
 
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