Xmas Rally Has Finished.

Beau, did you actually pull out of your short and go long on your ETF, or were you simply indicating a temporary opportunity to go long yesterday.

I hope you followed your own suggestion, atleast so far today that would appear to be the case.
 
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Beyond your grasp, eh?
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Apparently, I never realized 7 had more significance than all the other numbers.
Just to experiment I think tonight I shall drink 7 adult beverages instead of 3 or 4.
And let the "magic" begin!
 
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Apparently, I never realized 7 had more significance than all the other numbers.
Just to experiment I think tonight I shall drink 7 adult beverages instead of 3 or 4.
And let the "magic" begin!
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His sequence 1,2,3,5, is obviously followed by the prime number 7.

Of course, the man would have considerably more credibility if he demonstrated a little humanity, a little humility and lowered himself long enough to actually explain why that particular prime number is significant.

However, given the way he has treated me since he first started typing in this thread, why should I be foolish enough to believe he might actually explain it to us?
 
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This is the last call I'm going to post to this thread.
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Damn it! I made money yesterday by shorting when you told us to go long.

Very, very tempted to go long here at 2314 and squeak out 10 or 15 pips.

Went long at 2314. Stop set at 2290.
 
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I will re-enter my short when this long reverses, and it will.
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"and it will"

That statement is rather sophomoric and unsophisticated... no offense. Why not say "I went long and will sell positions at or before a reversal"?!

Do you only look for short entries?
 
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And here I thought he was following the crap table strategy. Roll them dice and hope for sevens.:)
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This whole sorry market over past few years is a dice roll! That's just a fact compared to 1990s, and 1980s. I have never seen so many gap openings. It's a farce.
 
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This whole sorry market over past few years is a dice roll! That's just a fact compared to 1990s, and 1980s. I have never seen so many gap openings. It's a farce.
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Then adapt, and overcome.:)
 
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