I thought 20percent was the conventional definition.
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I thought 20percent was the conventional definition.
i'm still looking for 2000s sometime in the spring
20%, genius. nice grammar, btw.
And pretty much all of the non-headline indicies would qualify as bear markets at this point.
ok I have worked out the issue with the charts. The level I am referencing is 1955 cash or c. 1952 in the March future.
I think he is referencing ET but has mistyped or autocorrected. I could be wrong.
lol volente. Are you suggesting Dest is not telling the truth? surely that cannot be the case, he is a man of his word.
Lol yes, how long did it take you?
they constantly look to flatten out their inventory. they have short term book and longer term book. you question is a good one because if you know when price is likely to be pushed and what direction then you have the keys to unlock the market.
I respect this is your belief but mine in the opposite and I am cool with that. I see evidence that markets are pushed artificially everyday. When I say artificially I am talking about the bigger picture of how the markets work. Was oil really worth $31 at one point today and moments later $31.33, then $31.05, then $31.40 or was their another reason why price moved. Was it really supply and demand?
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