1. You draw or recycle trend lines like old people fuck. Poorly. Not proper. Use the body of the candle.
Is that so? You mean there is an authority that says how a trendline should be drawn? The fact of the matter is that trendlines aren't all that magical anyway, no matter how you draw them. Price is just as likely to go through the trendline as bounce off of it. It is then just as likely to poke and suck in the breakout traders as it is to reverse back the other way, like a fake breakout. And then just when it looks like the trend is under way, its just as likely to give up steam as continue. If you actually put your "esteemed" reputation on the line and actually tried making some forward calls, we would see that even you, with your supposed expert ability to draw trendlines couldn't get it right more than half the time.
BUT WHAT praytell is calling a top to the S&P 500 in now three consecutive (and counting) threads? Hint - by your own standard it would in fact fit your description of "investing".
Actually, getting in early with a stop and target is exactly what trading is. Has he been right every time? Certainly not. The shorts at 2400 were good, and now he has been stopped out a few times. But I haven't seen you call for any longs. In fact, many guys who were calling longs were getting stopped out today. And then I'm still waiting to hear from other guys who were so sure about NQ longs, but they disappeared after the June 9 meltdown then it dropped a few hundred points.
You being bullish isn't even calling for a long trade. Once again, its easy for you to sound right after volente shows a few failed shorts, but nowhere did you state that it was a good time to go long.
3. You've declared victory for your master in each thread. Market disagrees according to the OP's proclaimed targets. Remember, your Master's threads are bold proclamations of a TOP in the S&P 500 - very macro and investment grade wording by any Objective narrative standard.
I much rather listen to a trader calling out 10 trades that fail in a row than someone charging $7,500 to teach how to trade while showing the only ability they seem to have is to call out how a trade was bad because of how it turned out in hindsight.
Feel free to put up a chart with your expertly drawn trendlines and then inform us of your trade when price reaches that trendline.