Shortie: do you find this move normal? Do you have data that relates to last May (first week) move?
Weekly Poll: After Brief Excitement Will We Go Back to Boring?
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Are the futures crashing again tonight? I need to know. Can you give me a real time quote like you usually do at this time of night along with how many bottles of water I should have stocked up?
QQQQ at 57.44. Will the bears start showing up soon?
A minute in J.J Burns is right on!!!!
Only thing carrying the bull is economic stimulus, exactly what I have been saying for quite some time!!!!
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Only thing carrying the bull is economic stimulus, exactly what I have been saying for quite some time!!!!
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QQQQ at 56.80. What do you think of taking profits at this price (and below if any)?
Update: few minutes later QQQQ at 57.07. Not bad for those who took profits at above prices.
S2007S remark was sound--I would not be surprised if you were to read about the same remark in a place like WSJ, and would agree with it because it is from WSJ.
What is happening to the market Mav? QQQQ at 55.91. Two unfillied down gaps in two successive days. Where is the bullishness you mentioned in a previous post. You remember QQQQ at 58.28?
TJ, I never said I was bullish or bearish. I have longs and shorts. TJ, you need to learn how to trade. Stop getting so excited when the market makes big moves and just trade them. If you work hard enough man I really think you could take some money out of the market. Just keep working at it kid.
QQQQ 55.91 was the precise bottom. Check it up.
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QQQQ 55.91 was the precise bottom. Check it up.
Did you get long?