Reminds me of the old football coach leaving..."we hate to see you go...but we would love to watch you leave" lol
"Tuesday, November 20, 2007 A Note About Integrity A good trader's loyalty is not to the bull side or to the bear side, but to the data. Conducting analyses with an open mind and faithfully following one's independent judgment is a form of integrity--one demanded by shifting markets. In practice this means that I must remain true to the market data that I track each day, whether I like what the data are saying or not. Right now, at the moment I'm writing this, the data are not supporting the bull case. We're seeing an expansion in the number of stocks making new lows, not a contraction. We're seeing weak sectors get weaker, not attracting longer-term value-oriented buyers. Advance-decline lines are making new lows, not sustaining divergences." Brett Steenbarger
Ahhhh so you guaranteed a move higher with NO DOUBT, but you bailed yesterday after the market close... Lost faith in that guarantee prertty fast.. Doubts crept in almost immediately.. Do you hear that? That is the sound of you losing credibility...
I have the nearby Nasdaq futures closing yesterday at or around 2036 and premarket near 2014. Better consider packing your bags for your trip off of ET; the Force does not seem to be with you.