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- sunpost replied Sep 5, 2009
@Shamus --theorem above found them in the recyle bin... url It looks like HiddenGap accidentally got caught in the post move when Cellar Door got suspended. Hope your Grandmother feels better. @HiddenGap - please keep posting. great stuff ...
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- sunpost replied Jul 13, 2009
lol. looks like they are spreading manure all over the green shoots. this is a good opportunity to get into the doomsday plan.
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- sunpost replied Jun 28, 2009
c'mon Mal. we all know the Illuminati are working overtime to get the news away from the crap&tax bill

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- sunpost replied May 29, 2009
wtg Shamus! Shamoose poops in your shoe

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- sunpost replied May 24, 2009
Reminds me of a story... Little Malcolm walks into school one day to find a substitute in place of his regular teacher. She says, "Hello class, I'm Mrs. Prussy. When you say my name class remember it has an "r" after the first letter." The entire ...
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- sunpost replied Mar 24, 2009
It looks like manipulation at its best. Historically, there have been some very strong rallys during a recession/depression. I will be watching the S&P 800-860 range.
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- sunpost replied Mar 23, 2009
Looks like Obama found the Plunge Protection Team
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- sunpost replied Mar 21, 2009
lol — Confirmation the media baloney.
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- sunpost replied Mar 21, 2009
FYI — Nice port thatwasme. Better Volume for the NT people... url
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- sunpost replied Mar 20, 2009
lol — from a candlestick view on XLF, it looks like dark cloud cover. if it closes down below the 5 day MA today it should help confirm the financial weakness. things might get a little nutty as the option players scramble.
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- sunpost replied Mar 20, 2009
How about FAZ — Malcolm, do you see any weakness in FAZ or are we clear to 200

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- sunpost replied Mar 20, 2009
lol — I was thinking the same thing
I do agree with malcolm that TG is very expensive, even for people that can afford it. But in the spirit of the thread, I appreciate thoughts from Lessformore on TG and learning VSA. I hope Lessformore ...Trade Using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
- sunpost replied Mar 19, 2009
wow, my dreams are too conservative, i was only shooting for 100 on faz
sleep? what's that Shamus? I had to catch up on some other work, so i have been taking it light with the trades this week.Trade Using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
- sunpost replied Mar 19, 2009
Hi jnktrader! While I don't use tradeguider and ask some foolish questions, this thread has been great for learning vsa. keep your eye on that malcolmb14 guy, he is pretty sharp
@malcolm Looks like you were right in the chat the other night about ...Trade Using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
- sunpost replied Mar 18, 2009
i am probably wrong, but i interpret it as the FED running out of ammo--hard to lower the rates, not that low rates would help. The news outlets will call it mustard seeds and we are saved. See page 102 in the book that i still need to read 18 times ...
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- sunpost replied Mar 18, 2009
Do you think the XLF chart would provide a better view of the financials? the 3X nature of FAZ might be misleading.
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- sunpost replied Mar 18, 2009
good point. it was not a day trade...but it still chaps me to manhandled by the smart money

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- sunpost replied Mar 18, 2009
bent over. — looks like the SM is having its way with me on the FAZ
I am guessing this 'good news' is what they are using as a long trap. I will keep adding on the dips.Trade Using VSA (Volume Spread Analysis)
- sunpost replied Mar 18, 2009
we have the FED coming up so it might get a little volatile...not that FAZ is not all the time

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