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December 11, 2008 at 5:40 PM #314890December 11, 2008 at 9:52 PM #314521mercedes7Participant
Wow, interesting developments today/tonight. I have to admit, got caught up in the idea that we might rally given the relative strength and the fact that all the (stupid) talking heads talking about a Obama rally/santa claus rally. At the same time, thought we would stall out between 890 and 950 on the spx. The clue was in the bond market. Almost pulled the trigger on SKF at 105 and hesitated. My bad. Still think, the auto industry will get something and the stupid market will rally. THAT will be the time to get in for a short even if it is just a short term trade. Wish I had gone with my gut! The difference about this “recession” is that it is GLOBAL. We are getting hit on all sides – no demand, domestic or foreign. Best to all.
December 11, 2008 at 9:52 PM #314878mercedes7ParticipantWow, interesting developments today/tonight. I have to admit, got caught up in the idea that we might rally given the relative strength and the fact that all the (stupid) talking heads talking about a Obama rally/santa claus rally. At the same time, thought we would stall out between 890 and 950 on the spx. The clue was in the bond market. Almost pulled the trigger on SKF at 105 and hesitated. My bad. Still think, the auto industry will get something and the stupid market will rally. THAT will be the time to get in for a short even if it is just a short term trade. Wish I had gone with my gut! The difference about this “recession” is that it is GLOBAL. We are getting hit on all sides – no demand, domestic or foreign. Best to all.
December 11, 2008 at 9:52 PM #314911mercedes7ParticipantWow, interesting developments today/tonight. I have to admit, got caught up in the idea that we might rally given the relative strength and the fact that all the (stupid) talking heads talking about a Obama rally/santa claus rally. At the same time, thought we would stall out between 890 and 950 on the spx. The clue was in the bond market. Almost pulled the trigger on SKF at 105 and hesitated. My bad. Still think, the auto industry will get something and the stupid market will rally. THAT will be the time to get in for a short even if it is just a short term trade. Wish I had gone with my gut! The difference about this “recession” is that it is GLOBAL. We are getting hit on all sides – no demand, domestic or foreign. Best to all.
December 11, 2008 at 9:52 PM #314934mercedes7ParticipantWow, interesting developments today/tonight. I have to admit, got caught up in the idea that we might rally given the relative strength and the fact that all the (stupid) talking heads talking about a Obama rally/santa claus rally. At the same time, thought we would stall out between 890 and 950 on the spx. The clue was in the bond market. Almost pulled the trigger on SKF at 105 and hesitated. My bad. Still think, the auto industry will get something and the stupid market will rally. THAT will be the time to get in for a short even if it is just a short term trade. Wish I had gone with my gut! The difference about this “recession” is that it is GLOBAL. We are getting hit on all sides – no demand, domestic or foreign. Best to all.
December 11, 2008 at 9:52 PM #315005mercedes7ParticipantWow, interesting developments today/tonight. I have to admit, got caught up in the idea that we might rally given the relative strength and the fact that all the (stupid) talking heads talking about a Obama rally/santa claus rally. At the same time, thought we would stall out between 890 and 950 on the spx. The clue was in the bond market. Almost pulled the trigger on SKF at 105 and hesitated. My bad. Still think, the auto industry will get something and the stupid market will rally. THAT will be the time to get in for a short even if it is just a short term trade. Wish I had gone with my gut! The difference about this “recession” is that it is GLOBAL. We are getting hit on all sides – no demand, domestic or foreign. Best to all.
December 11, 2008 at 10:13 PM #314536peterbParticipantI’m all out tomorrow. Looks to be a pull back to support levels.
December 11, 2008 at 10:13 PM #314893peterbParticipantI’m all out tomorrow. Looks to be a pull back to support levels.
December 11, 2008 at 10:13 PM #314926peterbParticipantI’m all out tomorrow. Looks to be a pull back to support levels.
December 11, 2008 at 10:13 PM #314949peterbParticipantI’m all out tomorrow. Looks to be a pull back to support levels.
December 11, 2008 at 10:13 PM #315020peterbParticipantI’m all out tomorrow. Looks to be a pull back to support levels.
December 11, 2008 at 10:19 PM #314541stockstradrParticipantYes, index futures dropping like a rock, last I saw was -4% for tomorrow’s open. Looks to be an ugly Friday
December 11, 2008 at 10:19 PM #314898stockstradrParticipantYes, index futures dropping like a rock, last I saw was -4% for tomorrow’s open. Looks to be an ugly Friday
December 11, 2008 at 10:19 PM #314931stockstradrParticipantYes, index futures dropping like a rock, last I saw was -4% for tomorrow’s open. Looks to be an ugly Friday
December 11, 2008 at 10:19 PM #314954stockstradrParticipantYes, index futures dropping like a rock, last I saw was -4% for tomorrow’s open. Looks to be an ugly Friday
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