I am not trying to make you feel bad at all. Nor was I commenting on your opinion on Red's work. Eventhough it is really none of my business, I just felt a bit concerned when it looked to me like someone is happily dancing through a minefield. If you know what you are doing, then disregard everything I said and forgive my intruding.
SC, where did this come from? I just appreciate Red providing free information, and liked his chart, think he is a caring person. I made a VERY stupid move by blowing 20K on an option trade. I appreciate your concern but I am already aware of my folly and don't really want someone to make me feel worse. I have a 6 figure account and I realize that a loss like that is inexcusable and I don't plan on trading options again before seriously understanding them. However, the way I see it, as a trader (or investor I suppose), you have to pick your time frame. I don't claim to be a day trader, I have too many obligations to focus on the day to day technicals nor do I think I would be any good at it- that is why I read blogs like Red's and others so I can accumulate and dissect the information and form my own conclusions about trends. I am so grateful that there are people like Red out there. While there are convincing bullish arguments, I feel that the bearish ones are more convincing, so i have stuck to my plan and will continue to do so until we reach new highs. NO ONE can predict the future and trading (or investing) involves serious RISK if you are taking a long term approach. I am willing to continue to take that risk and have my mental stops in place.
Do I agree with Red's non market theories? – perhaps not although I don't doubt that there is some manipulation of the markets going on. But, I don't care, his arguments are interesting and fun to read.
Again, I appreciate your concern but I have learned my lesson.
Red, those guys in that camerlot project whatever, are not 'insiders'. They are fringe elements of the society with delusion. They are not 'in' on anything. They are on the outside looking in. They can't hack it in their own field or profession.
There is no modern day Ninja. There are no 10,000 ninja assasins. And Japan does not have $5 trillion foreign reserve. Japan does not even like immigrants let along letting a whitey become Finance minister. It is all insane babbling of a mental patient.
A lot of Hollywood movies were written from information given to them by “insiders” in various parts of society. Steven Spielberg once quoted that he didn't make fiction movies. Hollywood has been given many scripts that were based on true events.
Yes, this is going a little off topic for this blog, so I won't go to far into it. I'll try to keep it related to corruption in the system, and such… I think we can all agree that “corruption” is real.
No. I just read his bio. His bio tells me there is no need to waste time on what he has to say. The whole crew missed their true calling in life. They should be writing fictions and scripts for Hollywood and make millions!!!
I was debating if I should say this or not. But I have decided to err on the side of caution. Look, Monica, you just blew 10k on an option trade. If you are working with a 7 figure portfolio, then ignore what I have to say. I once blew a 6 figure portfolio shrugging off 10k loss here, 15 k loss here, fighting the market. It was easy to just shrug it off thinking that the next big win would recoup everything. But before long, it added up. Unless such loss is only 1-2% of your portfolio, it is going to kill your portfolio over time. If a particular trading method keeps producing the same undesirable result, do not keep throwing money at it hoping the outcome will be different. Hoping and wishing, is not a valid trading strategy.
I am speaking from experience, hoping that others do not have to go through the same learning process. So take it for what it is worth. My email is DCSmartCoin a t G mail. Anyone struggling with similar problem is welcome to drop me a note. I will be more than happy to share some of my past experience.
You must have watched the video… yeah, that's a little strange, I agree. The audio talks about the banksters some, and that's the only one you really need to listen too.
The video is not about the market, per-say… and I don't think any of the dire dark things he mention in it are going to come true.
The whole point in sharing the audio is to keep people aware that this market is controlled, and that it really boils down to about 6 big banks, and a few hundred people that are destroying America.
Greed and power… that's what these people want, and it's why we have the financial crisis that we currently have.
Ninja. 10,000 assasins. Him becoming Finance Minister of Japan. Japan's $5trillion foreign reserves…. wtf.. Delusion
Red, you have a better chance in becoming the next Rod Steward than any of those becoming true.
None of my business. But you need to pull back from the edge. You are falling over the deep end big time. This is not going to end well. It is one thing to dabble in conspiracy theories about PPT and Goldman Sach etc. But when you start believing in things that are simply NOT true, it is called delusional. It is a medical condition.
I am not trying to make you feel bad at all. Nor was I commenting on your opinion on Red's work. Eventhough it is really none of my business, I just felt a bit concerned when it looked to me like someone is happily dancing through a minefield. If you know what you are doing, then disregard everything I said and forgive my intruding.
SC, where did this come from? I just appreciate Red providing free information, and liked his chart, think he is a caring person. I made a VERY stupid move by blowing 20K on an option trade. I appreciate your concern but I am already aware of my folly and don't really want someone to make me feel worse. I have a 6 figure account and I realize that a loss like that is inexcusable and I don't plan on trading options again before seriously understanding them. However, the way I see it, as a trader (or investor I suppose), you have to pick your time frame. I don't claim to be a day trader, I have too many obligations to focus on the day to day technicals nor do I think I would be any good at it- that is why I read blogs like Red's and others so I can accumulate and dissect the information and form my own conclusions about trends. I am so grateful that there are people like Red out there. While there are convincing bullish arguments, I feel that the bearish ones are more convincing, so i have stuck to my plan and will continue to do so until we reach new highs. NO ONE can predict the future and trading (or investing) involves serious RISK if you are taking a long term approach. I am willing to continue to take that risk and have my mental stops in place.
Do I agree with Red's non market theories? – perhaps not although I don't doubt that there is some manipulation of the markets going on. But, I don't care, his arguments are interesting and fun to read.
Again, I appreciate your concern but I have learned my lesson.
Red, those guys in that camerlot project whatever, are not 'insiders'. They are fringe elements of the society with delusion. They are not 'in' on anything. They are on the outside looking in. They can't hack it in their own field or profession.
There is no modern day Ninja. There are no 10,000 ninja assasins. And Japan does not have $5 trillion foreign reserve. Japan does not even like immigrants let along letting a whitey become Finance minister. It is all insane babbling of a mental patient.
Why are you even listening to that bunch?
A lot of Hollywood movies were written from information given to them by “insiders” in various parts of society. Steven Spielberg once quoted that he didn't make fiction movies. Hollywood has been given many scripts that were based on true events.
Yes, this is going a little off topic for this blog, so I won't go to far into it. I'll try to keep it related to corruption in the system, and such… I think we can all agree that “corruption” is real.
No. I just read his bio. His bio tells me there is no need to waste time on what he has to say. The whole crew missed their true calling in life. They should be writing fictions and scripts for Hollywood and make millions!!!
I was debating if I should say this or not. But I have decided to err on the side of caution. Look, Monica, you just blew 10k on an option trade. If you are working with a 7 figure portfolio, then ignore what I have to say. I once blew a 6 figure portfolio shrugging off 10k loss here, 15 k loss here, fighting the market. It was easy to just shrug it off thinking that the next big win would recoup everything. But before long, it added up. Unless such loss is only 1-2% of your portfolio, it is going to kill your portfolio over time. If a particular trading method keeps producing the same undesirable result, do not keep throwing money at it hoping the outcome will be different. Hoping and wishing, is not a valid trading strategy.
I am speaking from experience, hoping that others do not have to go through the same learning process. So take it for what it is worth. My email is DCSmartCoin a t G mail. Anyone struggling with similar problem is welcome to drop me a note. I will be more than happy to share some of my past experience.
You must have watched the video… yeah, that's a little strange, I agree. The audio talks about the banksters some, and that's the only one you really need to listen too.
The video is not about the market, per-say… and I don't think any of the dire dark things he mention in it are going to come true.
The whole point in sharing the audio is to keep people aware that this market is controlled, and that it really boils down to about 6 big banks, and a few hundred people that are destroying America.
Greed and power… that's what these people want, and it's why we have the financial crisis that we currently have.
Benjamin Fulford needs some serious medication.
http://www.projectcamelot.org/benjamin_fulford….
Ninja. 10,000 assasins. Him becoming Finance Minister of Japan. Japan's $5trillion foreign reserves…. wtf.. Delusion
Red, you have a better chance in becoming the next Rod Steward than any of those becoming true.
None of my business. But you need to pull back from the edge. You are falling over the deep end big time. This is not going to end well. It is one thing to dabble in conspiracy theories about PPT and Goldman Sach etc. But when you start believing in things that are simply NOT true, it is called delusional. It is a medical condition.
Nothing wrong with being called “dear”. It's been a long time though!
You're welcome Monica Dear… I just love saying “dear” when talking to a woman. 🙂