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May 29, 2009 at 3:06 PM #407985May 29, 2009 at 3:08 PM #407995scaredyclassicParticipant
maybe, but the PPT is supposed to as the legend goes squash gold and gold mining shares, which are on a tear lately…so, i don’t know. the market goes up and down.
May 29, 2009 at 3:08 PM #407300scaredyclassicParticipantmaybe, but the PPT is supposed to as the legend goes squash gold and gold mining shares, which are on a tear lately…so, i don’t know. the market goes up and down.
May 29, 2009 at 3:08 PM #407847scaredyclassicParticipantmaybe, but the PPT is supposed to as the legend goes squash gold and gold mining shares, which are on a tear lately…so, i don’t know. the market goes up and down.
May 29, 2009 at 3:08 PM #407785scaredyclassicParticipantmaybe, but the PPT is supposed to as the legend goes squash gold and gold mining shares, which are on a tear lately…so, i don’t know. the market goes up and down.
May 29, 2009 at 3:08 PM #407543scaredyclassicParticipantmaybe, but the PPT is supposed to as the legend goes squash gold and gold mining shares, which are on a tear lately…so, i don’t know. the market goes up and down.
May 30, 2009 at 12:25 AM #407649paranoidParticipantAll major index are near major resistance (200MA, 38.2% FIB etc). With the recent rout in Treasuries, if the market turns town from here, it will be the next big leg down. So it is extremely critic to break out above the resistance so that the market psychology is changed to a definitive Bull which will squeeze all the shorts and bring in huge amount of sideline money. Futures are now above 200MA. S&P500 is expected to break 200MA next monday. So if PPT indeed exists, this is the best time it can intervene with relatively small amount of money.
Another possibility is that a major play (like a hedge fund) was forced to close its significant shorts, for some reason. We will know more if this is the case in the coming days.
May 30, 2009 at 12:25 AM #408100paranoidParticipantAll major index are near major resistance (200MA, 38.2% FIB etc). With the recent rout in Treasuries, if the market turns town from here, it will be the next big leg down. So it is extremely critic to break out above the resistance so that the market psychology is changed to a definitive Bull which will squeeze all the shorts and bring in huge amount of sideline money. Futures are now above 200MA. S&P500 is expected to break 200MA next monday. So if PPT indeed exists, this is the best time it can intervene with relatively small amount of money.
Another possibility is that a major play (like a hedge fund) was forced to close its significant shorts, for some reason. We will know more if this is the case in the coming days.
May 30, 2009 at 12:25 AM #407952paranoidParticipantAll major index are near major resistance (200MA, 38.2% FIB etc). With the recent rout in Treasuries, if the market turns town from here, it will be the next big leg down. So it is extremely critic to break out above the resistance so that the market psychology is changed to a definitive Bull which will squeeze all the shorts and bring in huge amount of sideline money. Futures are now above 200MA. S&P500 is expected to break 200MA next monday. So if PPT indeed exists, this is the best time it can intervene with relatively small amount of money.
Another possibility is that a major play (like a hedge fund) was forced to close its significant shorts, for some reason. We will know more if this is the case in the coming days.
May 30, 2009 at 12:25 AM #407890paranoidParticipantAll major index are near major resistance (200MA, 38.2% FIB etc). With the recent rout in Treasuries, if the market turns town from here, it will be the next big leg down. So it is extremely critic to break out above the resistance so that the market psychology is changed to a definitive Bull which will squeeze all the shorts and bring in huge amount of sideline money. Futures are now above 200MA. S&P500 is expected to break 200MA next monday. So if PPT indeed exists, this is the best time it can intervene with relatively small amount of money.
Another possibility is that a major play (like a hedge fund) was forced to close its significant shorts, for some reason. We will know more if this is the case in the coming days.
May 30, 2009 at 12:25 AM #407405paranoidParticipantAll major index are near major resistance (200MA, 38.2% FIB etc). With the recent rout in Treasuries, if the market turns town from here, it will be the next big leg down. So it is extremely critic to break out above the resistance so that the market psychology is changed to a definitive Bull which will squeeze all the shorts and bring in huge amount of sideline money. Futures are now above 200MA. S&P500 is expected to break 200MA next monday. So if PPT indeed exists, this is the best time it can intervene with relatively small amount of money.
Another possibility is that a major play (like a hedge fund) was forced to close its significant shorts, for some reason. We will know more if this is the case in the coming days.
May 31, 2009 at 12:32 AM #407977ucodegenParticipantI suspect the ‘support’ we are seeing is the closing of short positions. The ‘Wall Streeters’ like their summer breaks (not all take them though) and most of them don’t like open positions when they are on a break (particularly margined and short positions). I suspect that after June, we may get volatile because many of the ‘players’ will have left for the summer, so overall volume will be weak and it will be easy for the remaining players to move the market.
That said, it may also depend upon how well the ‘Wall Street’ players did during the year.. on whether many do take the summer break…. in the Hamptons…
May 31, 2009 at 12:32 AM #407736ucodegenParticipantI suspect the ‘support’ we are seeing is the closing of short positions. The ‘Wall Streeters’ like their summer breaks (not all take them though) and most of them don’t like open positions when they are on a break (particularly margined and short positions). I suspect that after June, we may get volatile because many of the ‘players’ will have left for the summer, so overall volume will be weak and it will be easy for the remaining players to move the market.
That said, it may also depend upon how well the ‘Wall Street’ players did during the year.. on whether many do take the summer break…. in the Hamptons…
May 31, 2009 at 12:32 AM #408220ucodegenParticipantI suspect the ‘support’ we are seeing is the closing of short positions. The ‘Wall Streeters’ like their summer breaks (not all take them though) and most of them don’t like open positions when they are on a break (particularly margined and short positions). I suspect that after June, we may get volatile because many of the ‘players’ will have left for the summer, so overall volume will be weak and it will be easy for the remaining players to move the market.
That said, it may also depend upon how well the ‘Wall Street’ players did during the year.. on whether many do take the summer break…. in the Hamptons…
May 31, 2009 at 12:32 AM #408282ucodegenParticipantI suspect the ‘support’ we are seeing is the closing of short positions. The ‘Wall Streeters’ like their summer breaks (not all take them though) and most of them don’t like open positions when they are on a break (particularly margined and short positions). I suspect that after June, we may get volatile because many of the ‘players’ will have left for the summer, so overall volume will be weak and it will be easy for the remaining players to move the market.
That said, it may also depend upon how well the ‘Wall Street’ players did during the year.. on whether many do take the summer break…. in the Hamptons…
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