I may have been wrong with the short Russel 2k position. I'm flat now, waiting to see what it does next.
Quote from S2007S:
Hahah
The spx is up over 130% in the last 4 years and now he gets bullish, doesnt anyone see that these markets here and around the globe are in bubbles, all these gains are because of the trillions being pumped into the system....
Quote from pfranz:
If it doesn't make new highs,your call was correct.
Quote from nonlinear5:
The "correctness" of the call should be determined by the entry and the exit points, and the corresponding trade sizes.
Sorry, I didn't specify my entry and exit point. I am holding short position at 1589.6. My target would be below 1537(first target). This is my second trading. My first trade was that I sold at 1595.4 and exited at 1540. I am talking the points in the chart that my broker provides me. I trade contact for difference of s&p500 index and dow jones index.Quote from nonlinear5:
The "correctness" of the call should be determined by the entry and the exit points, and the corresponding trade sizes. Whether the market makes a new high or the new low is actually irrelevant. The OP does not specify his entries and exits (beyond the abstract "I started selling" and "I think the market has topped" statements), so it's impossible to tell the value of the call.