The stock_trad3r 2007-2008 market recession

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I said before if we enter a bear market I'll have Baron cancel my account.
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Please define exactly the point at which we will be relieved of your stupid ramblings. How much has the market go down from its high before you disappear? 10%, 15%, 20%, or more?
 
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One day you will realize buying the dip wont pay off.
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Buying the dip is ok, maybe, but he never sells. And that's cause he is not a real trader.
 
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Please define exactly the point at which we will be relieved of your stupid ramblings. How much has the market go down from its high before you disappear? 10%, 15%, 20%, or more?
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YEah! And at what point would you have your IP banned?
 
When it is a bear market I'll leave, but that wont happen so I have nothing to worry about.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for the recession. Remember the subprime, shorts? That went nowhere.
 
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Frankly, stock_trad3r has been the most accurate poster on the whole site. He has the balls to say buy when everyone is too nervous to do so. Last I checked, the market was very close to an all-time high after having consistently made higher highs. The guy has been spot on. At least give him some credit. The fact that he has one theme (Buy) doesn't take away the fact that it has been exactly the right thing to do.
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Absolutely correct.

In fact I use the number of posts refuting his bullishness as a contrary indicator.

When a market is on all time high's and exactly one poster on a message board of 40,000 is over the top bullish then it's hard to be real bearish.

That being said, I'm short up the arse. :cool:
 
Um nasdaq is still 50 points above july highs

and dow and spooz off record highs by just a few percent

The smarties and money guys wont let the market go too much lower without a compelling reason to .



The market has a tendency to rebound in the last hour and gap in the open.

If you look at the past history of ET when you have so much bearishness, the market suddenly has a big upday, followed by more smaller updays and all the shorts are forced to cover.

be prepared, shorty
 
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