The Second Hill

[Guest]

The Second Hill

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Are you running that hill or is that hill running you?

 

That's a question a man asked me today as I was jogging.

 

He was standing by his car, I was breathing hard as I moved up the hill where he was parked. His question plagued me.

 

Each day presents us with hills.

 

Hills, bills, chills, spills, thrills, deals, kills, pills, wills, and nils. . .

 

We have them all sooner or later.

 

Are they running you or are you running them?

 

Each hill or uphill climb in our lives tries to tire us, make us quit, or at the very least, make us complain.

 

You can't avoid getting tired.

 

I don't care how much exertion your physical or mental conditioning can withstand, a steep enough hill will make you tired.

 

Whether the hill is running you doesn't depend upon whether you are tired. There are those who are tired even though they are sitting in rocking chairs.

 

The hill runs you when it gets you down. I refuse to let that happen. I know the hills make me stronger, that's why I run them. Every hill in my life has made me stronger.

 

If you run your hills instead of them running you, they will make you stronger, too.

 

You'll be in better shape.

 

You'll get tired, but eventually the same hill will get easier and easier.

 

One day, even the hills will be no challenge.

 

You'll seek a mountain.

 

Don't worry, you've got Wings.

 

From MountainWings.com ? The Daily Inspirational Email

[sweefraapp]

I laughed out loud upon seeing Mr. Kenobie

[Auntie Septic]

"I'm proud that our fund is down 11% YTD." - Ryan Jacob of Jacob

asset management.

 

That's a 89% payback. Fabulous Ryan. Hell, I could have gone

to the slots in the casino and got a 94% payback!

 

Good Job Ryan, you f!cking theif.

[Guest]

CBOE P/C

[Drano]

I laughed out loud upon seeing Mr. Kenobie

You mean that wasn't a picture of Doc?

[Guest]

been a subscriber to the site for a few months now and a lurker on intraday stool...Doc i appreciate your work and must say yer charts have helped alot in my trading.....thnx again

[Drano]

"I'm proud that our fund is down 11% YTD." - Ryan Jacob of Jacob

asset management.

Then pretty soon he'll be even prouder!

[sniff]

Charmin,..... that is a very nice chart. That blue line looks like a regression line. If you wanted to, you could add some rails to it for possible price targets....just run some parallel line at the high and low...... often suprising how often regression channels hit...... fwiw

[GregFokker]

Mr. Kenobie was one of my finest students.

[sweefraapp]

Dover sole pretty much worked off.

Market might blow lunch chunks this afternoon.

 

Pwetty funny GF.

[Oyster]

The Bear is alive

[Charmin]

sniff - which chart were you looking at - spx or glg

 

maybe you could post something just so I can see what you mean

[sweefraapp]

Ignore that dover sole comment. I was looking at a borked stock by mistake.

[Metamucil]

Yet another sign that we're in for one helluva ride......with patience.

 

 

Summation almost rolling over.......late but safe signal for more conservative traders.......who need to make the $19.29 to subscribe to one of the greatest Hurst practitioners in the Milky Way

 

 

I don't know how much people pay for wavy Prechter-missed-parabola-by-a-few-years-type-stuff, but Hurst farts in their general direction....including Gann, whose book I just finished and I'm very impressed, but the math is nothing quite like Hurst principles.....for trading. All non-Hurst TA is secondary....imo.

 

Doc, raise it to $1929.00 ....you'll get more traffic......but what if it's institutions??

[DrStool]

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