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futurecurrents

Todays action suggest to me that the bull run may be over for now. I base this solely on the fact that the usual group of today's nasdaq momentum hot stocks that I look at are not making new highs even as the nasdaq itself does. It seems that the wind has gone out of their sails. They are not behaving as usual.

I am not going short today because I don't allow myself any discretionary trading. However, tomorrow my method may put me in some shorts.

Anyone else see this? If I am correct I'll be reminding everyone about my brilliance and I'll be putting out a newsletter for paying customers. And if I'm not you all just forget it, o.k?

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"I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it."
- unknown
 
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watch the sox. its leading.
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Yeah I see that. The naz and it are acting the same. But it just seems that stocks are following the indexes rather then leading. Maybe that is a sign of big money coming in? Maybe they're buying the high caps? I don't know. I know just enough to get myself into trouble. Perhaps I'm trying to extrapolate too much from the action of a small subset of stocks.

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"The ability to delude yourself may be an important survival tool."
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Quote from futurecurrents:

Todays action suggest to me that the bull run may be over for now. I base this solely on the fact that the usual group of today's nasdaq momentum hot stocks that I look at are not making new highs even as the nasdaq itself does. It seems that the wind has gone out of their sails. They are not behaving as usual.

I am not going short today because I don't allow myself any discretionary trading. However, tomorrow my method may put me in some shorts.

Anyone else see this? If I am correct I'll be reminding everyone about my brilliance and I'll be putting out a newsletter for paying customers. And if I'm not you all just forget it, o.k?

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"I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it."
- unknown
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Contrary to your view (going short). Many stocks are not hitting the big R.

Here are five for today: OVTI, ERES, SYNO, HITK, and maybe AMHC.

For the rest of the week checkout : DRIV, WEBX, TRDO, DGIN, NTES, Last week these works quite well and will work again this week as well: SINA, SOHU, NFLX (this ws a Friday beginning move so it is one you can still catch.)
 
Look at RIMM. Up to $35 in AH. How the h*ll can this junk be moving so high?! Should have used my dartboard to pick stocks the past 3-4 months.

Guess NO ONE learned squat from past 3 years. I can't believe this kind of crap is happening again. Another bubble on the way... let's watch and see if that does not happen from now through late January-February, 2004.

But how can you short this market... with no signs of a key reversal! I am waiting to enter October SPX puts... but not yet! Still long SPX calls. So why try to pick a st top... frankly, I am becoming brainwashed that we don't have any "major" corrections until 2004. So I'm wondering if I'm a contrarian indicator?! :p :eek:

ICe
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has a bunch of short sellers scrambling, havent seen this kind of squeeze since nvda a while back. As for the market, Im seeing somthing in the banks that makes me very suspicious of much more upside in the near future.
 
Quote from futurecurrents:

Todays action suggest to me that the bull run may be over for now. I base this solely on the fact that the usual group of today's nasdaq momentum hot stocks that I look at are not making new highs even as the nasdaq itself does. It seems that the wind has gone out of their sails. They are not behaving as usual.
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An amazing run up that levels off instead of pulling back. That says even higher markets to me. Not that I trade overnight (generally), but I do not see it as bearish.

And my thoughts plus a credit card can get you a beer in some places. :D :D :D
 
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