Today looks pretty lateral to me.
Next part of the sequence is a BO.
Next part of the sequence is a BO.
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US equity monday moves
- Thread starter krazykarl
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Uhmm... I meant <b>v</b>igorous.Quote from steveosborne:
Also, fresh data on the economy and Fed comments that followed their release indicate that the economy is more rigorous than what was thought last fall when markets focused on soft economic data. If stocks only fall moderately or go up Monday, I think we'll then have a good rebound throughout the week.
I think that a day like today will be end up being a confidence builder for investors who didn't see their indicators deteriorate during their weekend analysis, especially if they got "oversold" signals.
6 losing positions Friday.
Held all 6 "overnight" until Monday.
5 of the 6 closed higher Monday.
Sold the one loser as well as another weak performer.
Nothing wrong with holding overnight in this market.
Held all 6 "overnight" until Monday.
5 of the 6 closed higher Monday.
Sold the one loser as well as another weak performer.
Nothing wrong with holding overnight in this market.
Dow chart looks like a head and shoulders pattern and it dropped below the neckline Friday. I exited all my mutual funds in my 401K but, hang on to my oil and mining stocks in my 401K. In my opinion, it is going to go lower. At the very least, I got out of my mutual funds at a price a bit higher than Friday's. Tomorrow is another day. I don't feel holding on is the wise thing to do at this point. I still made 1.5-2.0% profit on my mutual funds which I bought just 01/03/06. On the plus side, I can go to sleep soundly without worrying what will happen tomorrow. If I am wrong, I can always re-enter with my money largely intact.
Quote from xtrhvydty:
Vhehn & others:
1. What % of your decision do you give to actual TA backtested results?
2. What % of your decision to intuition and experience?
3. After how many *hours* of experience did you trust your intuition and experience?
Many thanks guys
1. 95%
2. 5%
3. My personal experience has resulted in less reliance on intuition and more on properly tested systems. Intuitive-based trading works well for many people, but it doesn't for me.
Quote from xtrhvydty:
Vhehn & others:
1. What % of your decision do you give to actual TA backtested results?
2. What % of your decision to intuition and experience?
3. After how many *hours* of experience did you trust your intuition and experience?
Many thanks guys
1. 50%
2. 50%
3. 2+ years
This is what a professional trader does!!Quote from smallfil:
Dow chart looks like a head and shoulders pattern and it dropped below the neckline Friday. I exited all my mutual funds in my 401K but, hang on to my oil and mining stocks in my 401K. In my opinion, it is going to go lower. At the very least, I got out of my mutual funds at a price a bit higher than Friday's. Tomorrow is another day. I don't feel holding on is the wise thing to do at this point. I still made 1.5-2.0% profit on my mutual funds which I bought just 01/03/06. On the plus side, I can go to sleep soundly without worrying what will happen tomorrow. If I am wrong, I can always re-enter with my money largely intact.