I'm in agreement with you there. It could go up to 106.50, but I doubt if it makes it that high. I'd say that anywhere above 106 is a great shorting opportunity now.
This market just doesn't look ready to rally yet. It's still too weak. We need another flush out first, before it can rally.
If I stare at the SPY chart ,out of the corner of my eye, I swear I see an island bottom forming over the last several days. ( bullish) for some reason, I think this island bottom won't work.
LOL… I don't know how to trade that kind of insight.
you are correct, movie frames are full of staff one can't even come close to register while watching them in motion. Ubiquitous nowadays product placements are the most innocent and obvious of them. The rest are mind boggling and are either a masterpiece of a genius director, like Lynch, or a macabre of sinister forces.
I thought the one in 1987 was the first one. I forget sometimes how long the Illuminati have been playing this game. Of course they would have do one in 1929 too… duh!
Goldman Sachs was around back then too… go figure! I'm sure they had their role to play back then too, just like they do today.
And of course they delayed the new movie this time because?… drumroll please:
The timing was off! We have to crash the market when it benefits the political agenda of the current party the most… which is right before the November elections for the house and senate seats.
Duh… why didn't I think of that before? If I would have, I'd known that the market would rally from the March 2009 low into mid-summer of 2010.
it's even stranger than that, the rabbit hole goes deeper 🙂
This WallStreet movie will be the 3rd movie with this title. BTW, this #3 was ready to be released in 2009 but for some reason was postponed till this September. The #2 we all know came out right before the 1987 crash.
I don't think it will hold this time Z…
If we go down again into the close, the 1040 level should break.
Yeah….
I'm in agreement with you there. It could go up to 106.50, but I doubt if it makes it that high. I'd say that anywhere above 106 is a great shorting opportunity now.
This market just doesn't look ready to rally yet. It's still too weak. We need another flush out first, before it can rally.
If I stare at the SPY chart ,out of the corner of my eye, I swear I see an island bottom forming over the last several days. ( bullish)
for some reason, I think this island bottom won't work.
SPY 106.2 is probably the intraday high range today.
Yeah… I'm sure we are. Probably into the close today.
We're going back to 104.80, remember? 😉
This market looks sick guys… I'm beginning to think there isn't going to be any rally back up.
LOL… I don't know how to trade that kind of insight.
you are correct, movie frames are full of staff one can't even come close to register while watching them in motion. Ubiquitous nowadays product placements are the most innocent and obvious of them. The rest are mind boggling and are either a masterpiece of a genius director, like Lynch, or a macabre of sinister forces.
LOL…
I thought the one in 1987 was the first one. I forget sometimes how long the Illuminati have been playing this game. Of course they would have do one in 1929 too… duh!
Goldman Sachs was around back then too… go figure! I'm sure they had their role to play back then too, just like they do today.
And of course they delayed the new movie this time because?… drumroll please:
The timing was off! We have to crash the market when it benefits the political agenda of the current party the most… which is right before the November elections for the house and senate seats.
Duh… why didn't I think of that before? If I would have, I'd known that the market would rally from the March 2009 low into mid-summer of 2010.
LOL… At least I know now.
Hi Red,
it's even stranger than that, the rabbit hole goes deeper 🙂
This WallStreet movie will be the 3rd movie with this title. BTW, this #3 was ready to be released in 2009 but for some reason was postponed till this September.
The #2 we all know came out right before the 1987 crash.
And the #1 WallStreet? — 1929…