Yeah, but it's also “Turn-around Tuesday” too… so this might be all the downside we get? Let's see how the close goes first. It's possible to move back to the 105.50 spy level and backtest the downward sloping trendline that we broke out of on Friday.
Last day of the month is usually a down day. I was thinking about going long on CSCO, just now…but if tomorrow is favored to be a down day, what's the point?
Interesting article. I also am not sure I understand it very well.
However it does not seem to explain the simple fact that the money that is printed out of thin air by the FED and is earning interest from the taxpayers id not having the effect of devaluing assets and specifically dollars in the long term.
If anyone was going to go long OSG ( super tankers), this might change your mind.
http://market.zstock7.com/?p=5454
Maybe that print is just a late fill, as it's about the same level as the open.
http://reddragonleo.com/wp-content/uploads/2010…
FP of 106.90 spy just appeared.
Yeah, but it's also “Turn-around Tuesday” too… so this might be all the downside we get? Let's see how the close goes first. It's possible to move back to the 105.50 spy level and backtest the downward sloping trendline that we broke out of on Friday.
My overnight charts, say we got to breakout or breakdown, next 2 or 3 days.
Last day of the month is usually a down day.
I was thinking about going long on CSCO, just now…but if tomorrow is favored to be a down day, what's the point?
Interesting article. I also am not sure I understand it very well.
However it does not seem to explain the simple fact that the money that is printed out of thin air by the FED and is earning interest from the taxpayers id not having the effect of devaluing assets and specifically dollars in the long term.
What do you mean? Mine seems ok?
Anyone's TOS acting up today