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This board got quiet. Is there a lack of belief in this down move?

Could we be getting a MMM type pattern in the Dow today? Or are they going to ram it up our .....'s again.

WHy get excited? It'll fade for 1 hr 55 mins and then in the last 10 mins they ramp it to a day high.

Greg: Thats the way I feel right now. But, one of these days it going to go down and shock the living crap out of us all. :lol: :lol: IG

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that is too funny. Had I known there was a limit on my daily hits/bandwidth on the 'official' bellsouth web site, I would have just launched it on my server..

 

the access to doc's icon will be avail sometime after midnight.

 

Rusty

 

p.s. it is there, bellsouth is being stingy on letting me share over 100mb / day, or 5000 hits per day. they said they hit bot with the icon! hehehe

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From Larry McMillan :

 

 

"Overall, then, we have bullish market breadth, potentially bullish

 

put-call ratios, relatively neutral volatility readings, and bearish price

 

action. That does not add up to a 'buy' in my opinion. In fact,

 

modestly bearish positions should be maintained as long as prices

 

remain below resistance.

 

Furthermore, in a broader sense, it seems to me that the average

 

money manager or anal cyst expects the market to go up as soon as the

 

Iraq situation is 'clarified.' That means they expect the market to go

 

up whether we don't attack or whether we do (assuredly, if we do, it

 

will be a short war -- that much seems certain). These assumptions

 

must be wrong, for if the market were going to go up in either case, it

 

would have already gone up as the market discounts the future.

 

Hence, it is likely more correct to say that the market will once again

 

begin concentrating on the economy and other items once the Iraq

 

issue is settled -- and those factors might be bearish instead of bullish."

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Bonds are shooting above their October Highs.

The 10-year note yield is still far above its October low, though.

 

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I don't have much experience with that bond ETF you used; I prefer to watch the real thing.

 

Regards,

Vesselin

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I just took a peek at a few longer cycles, it seems the 6-7 week and 10-13 week are losing momentum and heading into rollover mode. 5 day is such an overextended pig it's not even funny anymore. 8 day was rising but sure to be cut off with 13 day about to complete its climactic end over the next couple or few trading days. 3 day desperate to die as well.

 

I hope we get a good lift into the close, I want to slam this inflated bitch of a market. Hold tight to your shorts laddies, don't let someone else have your treasure.

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Nasdog is in a dreamworld + on the yr? lol

 

I dont trade it but watching it amazes me.

 

Reality will win

NDX *is* the "hope index". That's why it is levitating. I laugh at it too as all I see are a bunch of complete jack-asses piling into it looking for the big rally and high performance returns.

 

Go ahead piggies, keep eating all the food the farmer is giving you, fatten up for the slaughter that will soon arrive. :lol:

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