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Daneric and Kenny agree:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_TwUS3GyHKsQ/S5Hl3wH9zaI/AAAAAAAAER8/mWjbbzgNhoU/s1600-h/spx.png
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_goypolxEFd4/S5G_I5tekJI/AAAAAAAAETE/0J-WEwvMYhw/s1600-h/SPX+30+min+Arith.png
One price basis is adjusted for dividends and one isn't?
Updated and enlarged version of chart below:
20, 0, & 80-day sma's of indices are not only falling, but the 20 has crossed the 40 and is about to cross the 80, looking very nice from a bear perspective:
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FAZ&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=15&id=p46777170994&a=191434204&listN…
Zee, in Feb 09, the red and blue lines were topping, not bottomng as they are now, although I of course agree that nothing is definite or sure-fire, believing as ever that stocks don't OBEY charts, stocks DRAW charts, the market can stay irrational…
Well, zee, my $CPCE vs S&P chart does not look like the bearishness is about to end, but more like it is just starting:
You can see from the charts and link that I just posted on the main blog that so far, this just looks to some of us like a consolidation to the other side of the channel so the next big plunge will fit inside the channel as we hop on the 3x bear ETF…
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Regulars please comment on this message to those we suspended.
To StockHotTips, CRWEFinance, Stock Pr, Alex Lens, and others we suspended:
Your messages had the effect of pushing long-term regular members off of the blog.
This site is meant mainly for individuals.
We tolerate canned and/or off-topic material only if it is not nearly so disruptive. We especially object to messages that are posted multiple times, most especially if from different aliases. Multiple long-term individual users want us to suspend you and remove your messages. We… Continue
Your messages had the effect of pushing long-term regular members off of the blog.
This site is meant mainly for individuals.
We tolerate canned and/or off-topic material only if it is not nearly so disruptive. We especially object to messages that are posted multiple times, most especially if from different aliases. Multiple long-term individual users want us to suspend you and remove your messages. We… Continue
Posted on December 17, 2009 at 6:20pm — 2 Comments
TROLLS, SPAMMERS, AND OTHER VERMIN ARE NOW TOAST
The software used on the main trading blog does not allow for banning, but we can AND WILL ban from Social any members who get out of line, including removing all messages they ever posted. By definition, Social is more tolerant than the main blog. Any member of Social can post charts and other images or initiate a blog item to which others can add comments. but only the ST team members can do that on the main trading blog. We have long allowed members who may operate their own financial sites (… Continue
Posted on December 12, 2009 at 7:13pm — 2 Comments
More Beargasmic Foreplay
Overnight and all day, the S&P futures appear to be continuing to build that double top we are lusting after.
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Posted on May 11, 2009 at 5:00am — 5 Comments
S&P levels to watch
Posted on April 20, 2009 at 12:30pm — 7 Comments
Link to IRS Form 4868 to get extension until 15 Oct
Link to IRS Form 4868 to get extension of filing deadline until 15 Oct:
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4868.pdf
You can fill it out on the computer, but you can’t save it. However, you can print it on the same color laser printer that I want to use for running off a stack of $100 bills to pay the @$$holes with, just as they print money to buy index futures and bail out incompetent dishonest slimeballs. If I weren't already sick with a bel… Continue
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4868.pdf
You can fill it out on the computer, but you can’t save it. However, you can print it on the same color laser printer that I want to use for running off a stack of $100 bills to pay the @$$holes with, just as they print money to buy index futures and bail out incompetent dishonest slimeballs. If I weren't already sick with a bel… Continue
Posted on April 15, 2009 at 5:18pm — 3 Comments
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- At 3:52pm on March 14, 2009,
learning_boy99 said… - Uner,
I need your assistance, if you don’t mind. I thought of your recent remark about not being able to trade more actively because of 3-day settlement rule (applies only to non-margin or IRA accounts). I went to the source for the explanation (http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/tplus3.htm) and I still don’t understand the reasoning for it. Can you help? Although I’m addressing this issue to you personally, you can create a new post, if you see it appropriate and want to answer. I always welcome your posts, regardless of this. Thanks for your time.
Here is the quote:
“This rule means that when you buy securities, the brokerage firm must receive your payment no later than three business days after the trade is executed. When you sell a security, you must deliver to your brokerage firm your securities certificate no later than three business days after the sale. How you hold your securities (either in physical certificates or in electronic accounts) can affect how quickly you are able to deliver them to your broker.”
Well, most of us use electronic accounts to trade, so “delivery” should be instant, if you already have cash there, right? The Buy is simple; they get money as soon as trade is executed not three days later. But now, if I want to Sell that security (at loss or gain), I have to wait 3 days for my money regardless? This is one sick setup. Why do I feel that somebody may be using my proceeds for their unknown purpose while I’m told to wait? Who is it, my broker or the SEC? Isn’t a commission and SEC fee on every Sale enough? I simply don’t understand this and the “protection” of the market reasoning below.
Read it and tell me if it makes sense to you:
“Unsettled trades pose risks to our financial markets, especially when market prices plunge and trading volumes soar. The longer the period from trade execution to settlement, the greater the risk that securities firms and investors hit by sizable losses would be unable to pay for their transactions.
For many years, our markets operated on a "T+5" settlement cycle. But, nearly a decade ago, the SEC reduced the settlement cycle from five business days to three business days, which in turn lessened the amount of money that needs to be collected at any one time and strengthened our financial markets for times of stress.”
OK, so if there is such a risk associated with longer settlement cycles, why have them at all. You either have real money to trade or not, like playing the Poker game. What am I missing?
- At 8:45pm on March 13, 2009,
woo said… - Thanks!
- At 9:19pm on February 18, 2009,
LACHAD said… - Hello. Where do you teach? I also graduated from the UofA (2003). Thanks for all the great charts.
Chad
- At 12:22pm on February 4, 2009,
TNbear said…
- Professor U:
your insights on blog today reveal truth about the known Unknown in trading markets and my earlier Q may seem like a lazy quick fix but the more i think i know the more i realize i don't know and should get advice on how to become a confident and profitable trader; so do others on this site get buy/sell signals from software platforms like TV shows or do they trade by shawdowing another MM by watching there trades, positions, timing, or are these guys the real deal and actually do these trades based on there own
ideas?
thanks from the land of Elvis? Tnbear-Is the Sky really falling?
- At 8:42pm on January 20, 2009,
learning_boy99 said…
- Hi Uner,
Thank you for the E-mini chart (in another thread) and explaining what happened on Sunday. Amazing.
I also found useful your tip on using Custom CandleGlance. Thanks again for sharing your knowlege.
- At 6:38pm on January 11, 2009,
TNbear said…
- Thanks Professor...heard the Razorbacks have a talented basketball squad this season...hope my Vols can get back to the big dance in March...our football season crashed like the markets in the 4th quarter...your kindness is appreciated...from the land of Elvis and Bar-B-Q, happy trading trails...
- At 2:01pm on January 11, 2009,
TNbear said…
- many thanks...which online broker's do the Stocktocker's prefer? With so many out there is there, are there risks of firms failing causing loss or delays in getting your funds back?
- At 3:18pm on December 23, 2008,
Tanya said… - Thanks for the info on regaining losses in ETFs. Very much appreciated.
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