A rather ominous choice of words, using shorts and "nut-cuttin time" in reference to your plan of action. Good luck, hombre. I know I wouldn't be short at this very moment, but who's to say what will happen later today.Quote from William Rennick:
2:30 PM est DOW +63
OK GUYS,
IT'S NUT-CUTTIN TIME. THE FORETOLD COUNTERTREND JUST MAXED OUT... LET THE SELLOFF BEGIN!!!!
Rennick out![]()
Quote from Thunderdog:
OK, just be sure not to mistake gut feel for gas.
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Good luck.
As for me, I can't even see two price bars ahead of me. I am legally market blind, so I use a seeing-eye price bar on a very tight leash.
Not exactly. I can't predict either one. Further, Rennick was not referring to 20 years, he was referring to end of day. I couldn't predict end of day if my life depended on it. Neither can most mortals. However, I can react to a predefined setup in the very short term and define my estimated risk in the context of that short term. Then I wait and see what happens, and then I react some more.Quote from nonlinear5:
You seem to be implying that it's easier to see two bars ahead than it is to see longer term. I think it's exactly the opposite. It can be predicted with a fair amount of certainty that the market will be higher 20 years from now, but what happens in the next 5 minutes is just noise.