Here is someone whoâs opinion I respect, Carl Swenlin, and itâs free.
http://www.decisionpoint.com/TAC/TopAdvisors.html
http://www.decisionpoint.com/TAC/TopAdvisors.html
Why We Think The Market Should Go Down Next Week
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Oh boy here we go, the first time poster praising the new guy selling something.
ShadowTrader_08
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No, Roman actually THIS is what you pay your $20 per month for. These emails we send out in real-time as they happen in addition to very often tipping subscribers off in the commentary and Bulls & Bears section of the report.
check the timestamps on the emails
and here's one by the way that went out earlier today. working beautifully so far.
have a great weekend, Roman.
check the timestamps on the emails
and here's one by the way that went out earlier today. working beautifully so far.
have a great weekend, Roman.
Quote from ShadowTrader_08:
No, Roman actually THIS is what you pay your $20 per month for. These emails we send out in real-time as they happen in addition to very often tipping subscribers off in the commentary and Bulls & Bears section of the report.
check the timestamps on the emails
and here's one by the way that went out earlier today. working beautifully so far.
have a great weekend, Roman.
Nice, cherry picking.
Thank you for the link.......I feel that sums the matter up quite well.
What reasons are there for the market to make any kind of significant drop next week?
Ongoing bad news has been incapable of sparking any significant or sustainable pullback.
All the weak hands were washed out of the market during the selloffs of January, March, July, October, November 2008, and lastly March 2009. Anyone left after these washouts sure won't be rushing to sell now, because they are the serious buy-and-holders.
Everyone who's been stepping back into the market since the lows is enjoying profits and feeling no pain, so they won't be rushing to sell now, especially since bad news has been unable to spark a selloff.
I am rather new to the markets and I wonder if the seasoned traders/investors here can provide insight into what sparks a significant retracement under conditions like these.
Ongoing bad news has been incapable of sparking any significant or sustainable pullback.
All the weak hands were washed out of the market during the selloffs of January, March, July, October, November 2008, and lastly March 2009. Anyone left after these washouts sure won't be rushing to sell now, because they are the serious buy-and-holders.
Everyone who's been stepping back into the market since the lows is enjoying profits and feeling no pain, so they won't be rushing to sell now, especially since bad news has been unable to spark a selloff.
I am rather new to the markets and I wonder if the seasoned traders/investors here can provide insight into what sparks a significant retracement under conditions like these.
Come on guys, anything more than charts.
Maybe some logic, rationale or otherwise?