Too many Doomsday predictions for there to be one.

Quote from syswizard:

Exactly. Sept 20th looming as a HUGE trading day with volatility jumping to climatic levels.
Fed does not raise: Huge rally, followed by huge decline
Fed raises 1/4: mini-crash, followed by huge rally.
Be nimble, BE QUICK !
'Huge' daily moves need either panic closing of existing longer-term positions or 'huge' committment to the move itself.

PPT aside, I doubt there are many punters with increasing committment to the upside; and the perma-bears have been burned that many times in the recent past that there really can't be that many of them left can there?? - with serious positions to cover in another panic anyway.

So .... My call for Tuesday:

1. Half-hearted pop-up if the Fed holds off - followed by further indecision. Or
2. triple digit decline for the YM if it raises.

Should be interesting :)
 
Quote from nimrod:

'Huge' daily moves need either panic closing of existing longer-term positions or 'huge' committment to the move itself.

PPT aside, I doubt there are many punters with increasing committment to the upside; and the perma-bears have been burned that many times in the recent past that there really can't be that many of them left can there?? - with serious positions to cover in another panic anyway.

So .... My call for Tuesday:

1. Half-hearted pop-up if the Fed holds off - followed by further indecision. Or
2. triple digit decline for the YM if it raises.

Should be interesting :)

I have a different opinion.
 
Quote from areyoukidding?:

This is quite a doomsday we are in.

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Actually does seem to be more weather risk for sure;
especially thru hurricane season,November,
but that seems usually bullish for oil stocks.

Dont have a prediction for fed day;
tek stocks tend to be a good buy in OCT,
because they tend to go low by then.

:cool:
 
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