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January 23, 2008 at 3:21 PM #141749January 23, 2008 at 3:25 PM #141428kev374Participant
+300pts? Never expected that!! Even when all the economic news is miserable the optimism of the market fueled by Wall St. greed amazes me. Guess these traders are still in denial.
January 23, 2008 at 3:25 PM #141653kev374Participant+300pts? Never expected that!! Even when all the economic news is miserable the optimism of the market fueled by Wall St. greed amazes me. Guess these traders are still in denial.
January 23, 2008 at 3:25 PM #141666kev374Participant+300pts? Never expected that!! Even when all the economic news is miserable the optimism of the market fueled by Wall St. greed amazes me. Guess these traders are still in denial.
January 23, 2008 at 3:25 PM #141692kev374Participant+300pts? Never expected that!! Even when all the economic news is miserable the optimism of the market fueled by Wall St. greed amazes me. Guess these traders are still in denial.
January 23, 2008 at 3:25 PM #141754kev374Participant+300pts? Never expected that!! Even when all the economic news is miserable the optimism of the market fueled by Wall St. greed amazes me. Guess these traders are still in denial.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141502LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141507LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141726LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141731LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141743LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141748LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141768LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141773LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
January 23, 2008 at 5:15 PM #141829LA_RenterParticipant“Guess these traders are still in denial”
IMO I think what we saw today is a classic bear market rally. It’s rare to see a market move to the downside like that without a break. I played the SSO today, got in at 62.50 then it went down to about 61.15 and I thought uh oh I’m screwed. I had appts this afternoon and was relieved to see that trade work when I got home. I think this rally has some legs left to it and then back down we go. I am planning to take proceeds from the SSO trade and put back into SDS and ride that thing down. We will be in a process of hitting and testing new lows for a while here. The bond insurance bailout news is big IMO but it only means that we might avoid a total systemic meltdown, and hey I’ll tell ya I’m all for avoiding a total systemic meltdown. The unwinding process is still going to be long and painful and the world markets are truly signaling a significant slow down.
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