Tight Stops
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You know what I did learn out of this experience is to charge people more money if they want to learn something.
As they sure as hell ain't gunna learn it coming to rooms like this.
It seems to me that people have to consider it is a priveledge to be helped if they want to learn.
As rooms like this have all the idiots teaching other idiots who in turn teach more idiots and the whole progression goes on.
Good because I will get you on the table and fleece you wackers.
It's a pity for some.
As they sure as hell ain't gunna learn it coming to rooms like this.
It seems to me that people have to consider it is a priveledge to be helped if they want to learn.
As rooms like this have all the idiots teaching other idiots who in turn teach more idiots and the whole progression goes on.
Good because I will get you on the table and fleece you wackers.
It's a pity for some.
For those who have an interest, you might want to check out the "relationship" between bonds and equities. Mr. Gilmore suggests (actually he insists) that there is no relationship. If that was true, the bond market bounce that occurs between 3:00 and 3:30pm EST must be occuring because of some unknown reason. Perhaps it is due to sunspots, or the periodic bouts of gas that elderly Mr. Gilmore must be subject to. Perhaps this is all a misunderstanding that occured because Mr. Gilmore, still groggy from his nap, did not realize what he was saying.
Again I apologize for the clumsy discription of the bond market trade. The "bounce" refers to tendency that the S&P has to bounce off a pivot or price level, between 3:00pm and 3:30pm EST. This price action is usually contrary to the previous half hours price action. Also, the "bounce" is affected by the bond price action and net advance or loss during the session.
Here on the west coast USA, it is 1:06 PST. I am going to go out into my backyard and pee on a rock that I have named "Bryce". It is a small symbolic thing that I do for my own reasons. Then I am going to go have a life. Good luck in the markets tomorrow folks.
Again I apologize for the clumsy discription of the bond market trade. The "bounce" refers to tendency that the S&P has to bounce off a pivot or price level, between 3:00pm and 3:30pm EST. This price action is usually contrary to the previous half hours price action. Also, the "bounce" is affected by the bond price action and net advance or loss during the session.
Here on the west coast USA, it is 1:06 PST. I am going to go out into my backyard and pee on a rock that I have named "Bryce". It is a small symbolic thing that I do for my own reasons. Then I am going to go have a life. Good luck in the markets tomorrow folks.
You've learned you have to charge folks more to compensate for your trading losses?
Actually this isnt a room.
I couldn't have described this thread better myself. Congrats about coming clean about your idiot status.
I'm not sure what to make of that but I'm pretty sure I don't want you touching my wacker
You will go out into your back yard and spew over the nearest planter and ask yourself why you are such a fool.
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