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post #121 of 883
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Originally Posted by Venom08 View Post


Well then buy some MSFT and AAPL puts b/c we're all guessing here. tongue.gif

 

Will do! We should always fade each others moves, at least 1/2 of us should be making money! lol

post #122 of 883

Will Merkel open her mouth before mkt open... hmmm wink.gif.

post #123 of 883
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Originally Posted by Bernanke77 View Post

long

 

same. long overnight.

post #124 of 883

short

post #125 of 883

long...let's bounce at least at open tongue.gif

post #126 of 883
Straddle so I really don't give a crap lol
As long as we move.
post #127 of 883
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Originally Posted by StockJock-e View Post

Im still not feeling it.. Im thinking short NQ below 2525, that means I need AAPL to go lower.

 

You short....? Good, me long, then....laughing.gif!

post #128 of 883

This had me choked up when I heard about it:

 

This young mother held her baby through a torndado last night in Florida. They found her in the woods, still holding and protecting her baby. The young mother had passedaway, the baby survived.

 

http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/video?clipId=7435635&topVideoCatNo=236673&autoStart=true

post #129 of 883

I may be wrong here but it looks like Moody's just cut credit ratings on 28 Spanish banks... one Bank by 4 notches.     I really don't see how this will help my WAG long rolleyes.gif

 

http://ca.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idCABRE85O1B120120625

post #130 of 883
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Originally Posted by OldFart View Post

This had me choked up when I heard about it:

 

This young mother held her baby through a torndado last night in Florida. They found her in the woods, still holding and protecting her baby. The young mother had passedaway, the baby survived.

 

http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/video?clipId=7435635&topVideoCatNo=236673&autoStart=true

Holy shit...that's right by me.

It was bad yesterday...It was storming all over the state.

That's crazy...R.I.P.

post #131 of 883
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Originally Posted by johndoejohndoes View Post

Holy shit...that's right by me.
It was bad yesterday...It was storming all over the state.
That's crazy...R.I.P.
Yeah, it got pretty crappy here (Tampa area).
Pretty sad for that family.
post #132 of 883

apple went down today because I am long. As soon as I sell it will rally to 600

post #133 of 883

We had such a nice controlled move down that really got boring after a while.  I'm looking for a bounce myself tomorrow into $132+ would be fine.  I don't know if the bounce will sustain though maybe getting shorts excited with that being enough of a pop to reposition..

 

 

Holding $131 JULY $SPY calls @ 2.60 

$GLD long from $152.90

 

Would love to dump these both 2mrw on a gap up.

 

$GS & $GOOG continue to look horrible and continue to be great shorts on any rallies up

post #134 of 883

eh today wasn't as bad as it could of been.

post #135 of 883

Anyone notice how the markets made an evolutionary step this last week?  Usually when the Fed hints at the possibility to step in over he last 8-9 months, the market moves up.  This time they went doooowwwwnnnn...pretty much saying bitch prove it to the Fed.  Almost a sadistic downturn just to cause the Fed to step in and pump more liquidity into the market.  IMO it could be in August that the Fed steps in at this rate.  Obviously if something more dramatic occurs then it could be earlier.  Hoping that when Obamacare gets trimmed or cut off it gives a boost to close some long positions.  Can't see how July will be any better though so I probably won't open anymore long positions.

 

BobK, you talked about trading trends last week, so I was wondering how you are fairing this last week since the short term strategy you talk to looks like it is more accurate as the trends often have been predictable throughout the trading day although whether the market opens UP or DOOOWWWNNNN is less so.  I got my junk beat in the last few days and not in a good way.

post #136 of 883
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Originally Posted by Nate01 

apple went down today because I am long. As soon as I sell it will rally to 600

 

now's your chance!!!! 

 

 

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post #137 of 883

don't forget to post here when you sell 

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Originally Posted by Nate01 View Post

apple went down today because I am long. As soon as I sell it will rally to 600

post #138 of 883
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Originally Posted by z00lander View Post
BobK, you talked about trading trends last week, so I was wondering how you are fairing this last week since the short term strategy you talk to looks like it is more accurate as the trends often have been predictable throughout the trading day although whether the market opens UP or DOOOWWWNNNN is less so.  I got my junk beat in the last few days and not in a good way.

 

I started this 2 weeks ago. First week was decent, last week was good but everything I made Mon/Wed was lost on Thur. My fault for getting stupid. This week is looking good so far. I shorted ZN on Mon morning and although I didn't hit the peak I let it run up and now it's dropping so I'm hoping for good profits. I post my actual trades here. www.hotstockmarket.com/t/208213/ichibombs-stuff/. Feel free to join us.

post #139 of 883
 
DJIA and S&P futures are flat in early indications.
 
In current trading, the European indexes are on a downward turn, with the CAC 40 falling most, by 2.50%.
 
In Asia, Hong Kong's Hang Seng closed up by 0.45%, while Japan's Nikkei was down by 0.81% at the end of trading.
 
In New York trading today, treasury prices at the long end of curve are up sending yields lower. The benchmark 10-year bond is down 6.0 basis points, yielding 1.63% and is currently trading 132.0 basis points lower than it was a year ago. The 2-year note is virtually unchanged, yielding 0.31%, while the 30-year long bond is down 6.0 basis points, yielding 2.69%. At the short end of the curve, 3-month T-bills are virtually unchanged and yield 0.09%.
 
Front month light sweet crude futures are down $0.24, or 0.30%, at $78.97 a barrel in after-hours Nymex electronic trading. Gold futures are down $4.10, or 0.26%, at $1,583.40 an ounce in after-hours electronic trading. Corn futures closed unchanged at $0.06 a bushel in the last trading session.
post #140 of 883
Russell showing weakness, lower than yesterday
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