didn't sell in the red, fred. read the headline, selling "rallies". Had a great day, making FREE $$$$ in the SP500!!!!! NO RISK!!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
How about stepping out a little in your confidence? Instead of waiting for the market to go up before posing. I will. I am short ES from today and holding into next week at minimum. Q2 is through, and the motive for goosing is done for now. Next week will witness some notable long liquidation AND a good a$$ pounding to the dipsters. I also predict that you will not post your crap on buying dips unless we get a close in the black, cause we all know you'll be there buying the bottom! Collecting that free $$$$$$$!!!!!!!! Right, Ace?
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That last post seemed a little intellectual for this thread so... congratz bros to all da dipsterz and popsterz ima loadin up on putz and buyin them dipz = 100% risk free $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
It will be fun raiding your ballooned value portfolio! I have an index for your picks! we will start to track it. tell us when you get out BEFORE the fact.
This is a good illustration of why buy and hold strategy doesn't work. Took 25 years to get back to high water-mark!! Sell on extended strength and buy on extended weakness.