Stock Market Intraday Chat: Apr 23rd - 27th - Page 8

This 10%-15% correction was all that was needed for those who were too afraid to go long AAPL at +$600 could go in now. I am assuming the new targets coming out tomorrow will be $1,000,000. lol

Warren Buffet said it best, greedy when other are fearful! AAPL Longs had everyone against them, but will come out with a nice profit tomorrow! And given how last quarter went, it will slowly melt up as China begins to unlock and more countries are carrying the products.

The October quarter will be a tough one given last year's situation with people waiting for the newest iPhone. Until then, it's an AAPL bull market. Although given macroeconomic headwinds, may hedge with some market shorts.

bigbear, nowwhat makes an accurate prediction on every index there is known to man.

He obviously trades these correctly every time and is rolling in 5000 count sheets with benjamin embroidered pillows. 
I don't think he needs the education 

Can you edit out the charts next time brother! you're killing man. 

Originally Posted by BobK 
Might be heading back up to 1373?

Nice call. 3s converted to 7s. Price stops on 7s, not usually on 3s. 

By the time price hits 7, all intraday shorts from 00 are stopped out. 

Study the rule of 3s from the MrTopStep group for /ES trading. 

nowwhat, no one cares about what happened in the past an hour after it's happened. we know what happened in the past. stop telling us what has happened. the past is irrelevant.

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Originally Posted by tones 

nowwhat, no one cares about what happened in the past an hour after it's happened. we know what happened in the past. stop telling us what has happened. the past is irrelevant.

Dude, he's made me millions of doll hairs with those charts. If you're not following them you ain't winning.

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Originally Posted by bigbear83 

 

 

nowwhat- i'm not sure if you have gotten the chance to browse thru the education section here, but i gotta tell ya there are some really awesome threads in there

 

i know you can do it!  you really need to add some indicators, trend lines, studies, and more commentary on your charts if you're going to put them in here... just trying to help out. if you need assitance with any of this just ask. we're all here to help. good luck with it!

In my opinion, Candlesticks are in essence BS :

Personally I much prefer Bar Charts, lol :

Now just watch for the LOATHING that THIS view stirs up here !

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look at the topping action on the monthly for the NDX..  

Originally Posted by nowwhat 

In my opinion, Candlesticks are in essence BS :

 

Personally I much prefer Bar Charts, lol :

Now just watch for the LOATHING that THIS view stirs up here !

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If you think candlesticks are bs than you should also

think bars are bs as well because they give the same exact information as candlesticks.

So it really doesn't matter which one you use.

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Originally Posted by nowwhat 

 

 

In my opinion, Candlesticks are in essence BS :

 

 

Personally I much prefer Bar Charts, lol :

Now just watch for the LOATHING that THIS view stirs up here !

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This sentence will be for sure in my Top3 of "The dumbest things I once read at HSM."

F you aapl. You're gonna drag the whole market up with you and put me out of my short spread on spy tomorrow morning.

I knew better than to short spy (effectively aapl as far as my stop is concerned tomorrow).

Buying program set after the market close yesterday?

Once we broke into the new cycle starting at 1363, We had quite a pattern develop. Makes me think it was a buying program.

Here's some details about the days price action:

-Measuring the price after the close; once its broke into the 1363 and above "auction": price deviated back to 1362-64 (5) times.

-Measuring time in between each return: we get (3) consecutive 3.5 hour gaps in between each deviation until Tuesday morning. 

-Since Tuesday A.M., The price deviated back to 1362-64 (2) times, first time was 6 hours later, next touch was 5.5 hours later.

-3 consecutive "swing" highs were all 2 points apart. (1367-1369-1371)

I'll name this: "Pre Apple Earnings Program"

$AAPL up like $50 bucks after hours!

Recently I've been looking over the amazing wealth of data that Nanex has compiled from years of real-time stock quote data from all the exchanges, and analyzed for HFT and algo patterns... some of it is pretty scary.  Like intentional flooding of quote data to introduce delays.  

http://www.nanex.net/FlashCrash/OngoingResearch.html

This one is interesting, showing the increase in activity of HFT/algo's from 2007 to 2012:

http://www.nanex.net/aqck/2804.HTML

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Originally Posted by mpr 

Buying program set after the market close yesterday?

 

Once we broke into the new cycle starting at 1363, We had quite a pattern develop. Makes me think it was a buying program.

 

Here's some details about the days price action:

 

-Measuring the price after the close; once its broke into the 1363 and above "auction": price deviated back to 1362-64 (5) times.

-Measuring time in between each return: we get (3) consecutive 3.5 hour gaps in between each deviation until Tuesday morning. 

-Since Tuesday A.M., The price deviated back to 1362-64 (2) times, first time was 6 hours later, next touch was 5.5 hours later.

-3 consecutive "swing" highs were all 2 points apart. (1367-1369-1371)

 

I'll name this: "Pre Apple Earnings Program"

 

the computers are out to take all our money

stop reposting his charts!

If you quote him, please take them out 

That goes for my charts as well! 

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Originally Posted by Nate01 

 

 

lol what?

How exactly are candlesticks BS?  

Candlesticks give you more information then a simple line or bar chart. And i dont know wtf that second picture is supposed to be.

 

Serously man wtf you should stop posting those weird charts no one needs to see a 10 year old chart for some stock i dont care about.

 

 

 

 

Yes, they give you more information than a line chart, but they give the same information as a bar chart (all the elements of high, low, open, and close are there in both candlestick charts and bar charts).