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October 15, 2008 at 1:05 PM #287981October 15, 2008 at 3:59 PM #287683stockstradrParticipant
I generally have deep contempt for all forms of technical analysis that attempt to forecast trends in the financial markets.
But Elliott Wave Theory is an exception.
For example, when one if its respected practitioners such as Robert Prechter speaks or writes, I pay attention.
However, I keep in mind that the best of the best such as Prechter have made some really bad predictions since 1995.
October 15, 2008 at 3:59 PM #287984stockstradrParticipantI generally have deep contempt for all forms of technical analysis that attempt to forecast trends in the financial markets.
But Elliott Wave Theory is an exception.
For example, when one if its respected practitioners such as Robert Prechter speaks or writes, I pay attention.
However, I keep in mind that the best of the best such as Prechter have made some really bad predictions since 1995.
October 15, 2008 at 3:59 PM #288000stockstradrParticipantI generally have deep contempt for all forms of technical analysis that attempt to forecast trends in the financial markets.
But Elliott Wave Theory is an exception.
For example, when one if its respected practitioners such as Robert Prechter speaks or writes, I pay attention.
However, I keep in mind that the best of the best such as Prechter have made some really bad predictions since 1995.
October 15, 2008 at 3:59 PM #288027stockstradrParticipantI generally have deep contempt for all forms of technical analysis that attempt to forecast trends in the financial markets.
But Elliott Wave Theory is an exception.
For example, when one if its respected practitioners such as Robert Prechter speaks or writes, I pay attention.
However, I keep in mind that the best of the best such as Prechter have made some really bad predictions since 1995.
October 15, 2008 at 3:59 PM #288031stockstradrParticipantI generally have deep contempt for all forms of technical analysis that attempt to forecast trends in the financial markets.
But Elliott Wave Theory is an exception.
For example, when one if its respected practitioners such as Robert Prechter speaks or writes, I pay attention.
However, I keep in mind that the best of the best such as Prechter have made some really bad predictions since 1995.
October 15, 2008 at 4:27 PM #287703ArrayaParticipantWith the Dow Jones safely tucked in back down below 9000, and European exchanges losing 7% on average, the positive overall global effect of an unprecedented transfer of public funds to the private sector, to the tune of some $4.5 trillion, has lasted about a day and a half.
October 15, 2008 at 4:27 PM #288004ArrayaParticipantWith the Dow Jones safely tucked in back down below 9000, and European exchanges losing 7% on average, the positive overall global effect of an unprecedented transfer of public funds to the private sector, to the tune of some $4.5 trillion, has lasted about a day and a half.
October 15, 2008 at 4:27 PM #288020ArrayaParticipantWith the Dow Jones safely tucked in back down below 9000, and European exchanges losing 7% on average, the positive overall global effect of an unprecedented transfer of public funds to the private sector, to the tune of some $4.5 trillion, has lasted about a day and a half.
October 15, 2008 at 4:27 PM #288047ArrayaParticipantWith the Dow Jones safely tucked in back down below 9000, and European exchanges losing 7% on average, the positive overall global effect of an unprecedented transfer of public funds to the private sector, to the tune of some $4.5 trillion, has lasted about a day and a half.
October 15, 2008 at 4:27 PM #288051ArrayaParticipantWith the Dow Jones safely tucked in back down below 9000, and European exchanges losing 7% on average, the positive overall global effect of an unprecedented transfer of public funds to the private sector, to the tune of some $4.5 trillion, has lasted about a day and a half.
October 15, 2008 at 4:31 PM #287713peterbParticipantPrechter has cried wolf a few times in the last decade. But in the last few years EW has been right on target. So gotta give them props. They called it today when everyone else was saying “choppy weather”.
But Stevie Wonder coulda seen this macro picture comming. If we’re blaming this melt-down on prime imploding, then hang on to your hats as Alt A and prime/jumbo prime start to cave next year. Man, this may be the bear of all time. Wish I had the balls to really short it hard!!October 15, 2008 at 4:31 PM #288014peterbParticipantPrechter has cried wolf a few times in the last decade. But in the last few years EW has been right on target. So gotta give them props. They called it today when everyone else was saying “choppy weather”.
But Stevie Wonder coulda seen this macro picture comming. If we’re blaming this melt-down on prime imploding, then hang on to your hats as Alt A and prime/jumbo prime start to cave next year. Man, this may be the bear of all time. Wish I had the balls to really short it hard!!October 15, 2008 at 4:31 PM #288029peterbParticipantPrechter has cried wolf a few times in the last decade. But in the last few years EW has been right on target. So gotta give them props. They called it today when everyone else was saying “choppy weather”.
But Stevie Wonder coulda seen this macro picture comming. If we’re blaming this melt-down on prime imploding, then hang on to your hats as Alt A and prime/jumbo prime start to cave next year. Man, this may be the bear of all time. Wish I had the balls to really short it hard!!October 15, 2008 at 4:31 PM #288057peterbParticipantPrechter has cried wolf a few times in the last decade. But in the last few years EW has been right on target. So gotta give them props. They called it today when everyone else was saying “choppy weather”.
But Stevie Wonder coulda seen this macro picture comming. If we’re blaming this melt-down on prime imploding, then hang on to your hats as Alt A and prime/jumbo prime start to cave next year. Man, this may be the bear of all time. Wish I had the balls to really short it hard!! -
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