Stock Market Today : June 25th - 29th - Page 32

now .8  still dropping 

your a stock god and you didnt know how to check futures?  

I wish this kind of movement at these hours was the regular.. lol..?

standard aftereffect of a huge stop run like we just saw. The 1 min ES chart shows a gigantic volume candle on the steepest part of the spike, obvious move through 5 pts worth of stops, natural to give much back.

 

Good, good. Hope we don't gap up too much. Want to double one of my long positions before the weekend..and I don't want to average up!

i just want to see apple get to 582 so i can get the hell out of the market.

Who is holding SPY calls

you do realize that by morning the futures could be blood red and the market can gap down 1 percent

 

Thats loser talk

 

Lets be pro-everything

 

lol i had them overnight last night..cut losses this morning. i'm still long overnight but not SPY this time.

i want the market to go way up tomorrow but im just being realistic.. im very underwater on my apple bought at 580 its now 569 and afterhours it closed at 566!!  

 

It was 582 the other day so i will sell it at 582 and walk away from this manic depressive market.

Good to see Nate flooding errrrrr trolling the thread with his infinite wisdom.

So tomorrow when it hits 582 you're selling and then you're done for good?

MoAR

Debating trading non stop until 4:15 close tomorrow.. hmm...

Surge related to Rompuy comments:

 

Euro surges on EU Van Rompuy's comments
SINGAPORE, June 29 | Thu Jun 28, 2012 11:07pm EDT
(Reuters) - The euro surged on Friday after European Council President Herman Van Rompuy said the euro zone reaffirms its commitment to use its bailout funds flexibly and efficiently to stabilise markets.
 

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BRUSSELS--Euro zone leaders agreed Friday to a series of long-debated measures they hope will calm market pressure on Spain and Italy, including pledging to eventually allow direct recapitalization of euro-zone banks and opening access to the region's rescue funds to countries not in bailout programs.
After a summit meeting that dragged into the early morning hours Friday, the leaders also agreed that the region's permanent bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, will not have senior creditor status when it takes over the loans granted to Spain for its ailing banks. A senior European official said Spain will eventually be able to take the loans off its sovereign debt balance sheet.
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy said euro-zone banks will be able to directly access the region's permanent bailout mechanism once a single bank supervisor is established. He said the European Commission will soon make a proposal on this plan.
The decisions were immediately welcomed by Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, who, along with Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy, drove a hard bargain during the talks to secure immediate steps to help ease soaring borrowing costs in their countries.
Mr. Monti said the steps taken were very positive for the euro zone and should help to stabilize the region's economy.
Jean-Claude Juncker, head of the Eurogroup of finance ministers, told reporters that "considering the difficulty of the moment and of the discussions, we have managed to send markets a message that - I hope - will convince them."
Meanwhile, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said euro-zone leaders took good short-term decisions and that further work would be needed on long-term solutions.

 

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http://www.cnbc.com/id/48007513

Damn I was going to liqudate everything I had and go all in weekly 133 calls, but I had to go buy some milk.

 

No offense to the futures traders ..... but man I hate hate hate hate hate all this bullshit gapping caused by that market.  Takes trades right out of my hands the next morning.  

Why not open a Futures Account?

Then you can trade around the clock.