What a freaky market, about ready to go insane

Yes.

Of course.

We are about to enter a bull phase when we're going to see the sharpest rise in unemployment since 1979-1982.

Jobs not only aren't central to economic growth, they no longer matter.


Good luck to you. You'll need it.
 
boo hoo hoo

my advice is to buy now (GOOG EWz AAPL RIMM) and do noting for 15 months. But that would be too easy.

Anyway, this pattern is very similar to Monday: a strong open, a steady selloff to break even, followed by a HUGE rally in the final 2 hours of trading where the dow gains 5%.
 
Quote from Aaron Copland:

I'm about ready to quit trading, I'm fed up with these 500 point moves in the Dow in less than ten minutes.

Saying that we must be close to an end to these violent moves. I have had enough.

And the overnight moves like last night give me a break. I'm to old for this.
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lol is this post a joke?
 
You can feel the life being sucked out of the buyers, this could be a fun last couple hours. Contrary to our renowned trading expert stucktrader, the hedgies are sellers, and the mutuals have no money to buy. Let's see what happens, but dow 10k by manana? Fat chance.
 
Quote from frank grimes:

You can feel the life being sucked out of the buyers, this could be a fun last couple hours. Contrary to our renowned trading expert stucktrader, the hedgies are sellers, and the mutuals have no money to buy. Let's see what happens, but dow 10k by manana? Fat chance.
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I'll settle for dow 9K, too. That is still a huge gain for the week. And looks like there is no dumping this time. ALL the gains of last Tuesday held. All 900 points of em'.

Even the GDP came in better than expected: only down 3/10 percent instead of the expected 1/2 percent. So far all econ and earnings data better than the consensus.
 
so ST has trading figured out now? LMAO. Well guys - ther you have it. . .time to retrace that 900 points, lol.

paysense

@Aaron: it helps me to sit out a bit until this volatility (vix) decreases some more.
 
Quote from Aaron Copland:

I'm about ready to quit trading, I'm fed up with these 500 point moves in the Dow in less than ten minutes.

Saying that we must be close to an end to these violent moves. I have had enough.

And the overnight moves like last night give me a break. I'm to old for this.
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Why the heck are you trading when the VIX is at these levels then?

It's not the market...it's the fact you're probably addicted.
 
Quote from scriabinop23:

Cut your size to reflect the average daily trade range. You will sit in the trades longer, but you should have better luck.
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I don't think the issue is risk since he is trading 100 shares. The issue is "quick whips with no retrace what so ever."

Quote from Aaron Copland:

I can handle volatility, not this much though. To many quick whips with no retrace what so ever, poof profits gone.
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Honestly, this market is challenging me as well. Breakeven, losing, and non-trading days have become more frequent. Some would say that makes me a bad trader, fine I am a terrible trader. All I know is I was doing great before the shit hit the fan (short ban day) and now I am just getting by, but I am adapting and getting better with each day.

Maybe this type of market favors a certain style of trader. Possibly breakout traders?

Aaron if you look on the 100 tick chart of the YM you will notice alot of the large moves have micro pullbacks. Don't know if that helps.

Adapt of take a break I guess.
 
Quote from robbie380:

lol is this post a joke?
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Right... who do you work for, I wonder how many trolls are here to keep the suckers palying along by bashing any one who questions the market action.

Gee the market must be great, thats why every fund mannager and hedge fund and investment bank is loosing ther ass.

But hey robbie380 is doing GREAT!
 
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