Dow Hits Below 6,600: I Am Vidicated!!

Discussion in 'Chit Chat' started by landman, Mar 5, 2009.

  1. Ok, I'll bite.. I predicted Dow 5600-6000 area of support few months ago.. U can look for these posts, as I won't waste time referencing them...now if that area doesn't hold, which my work shows it will, 4500 is the next level!!!

    Enjoy the ride..
     
    #11     Mar 6, 2009
  2. dsq

    dsq

    2weeks ago i felt the market was gonna breakdown and we were gonna see the volatility of sep-dec period.It was a prediction.But worthless unless i put money into which i didnt.Who cares about predictions unless you got skin in the game?Predictions are like broken clocks-they are right twice a day and wrong the rest of the time.Kinda useless.There are plenty of twits like rft,stock3,spanish89 that yap about predicitons but have no skin in the game and never post a screenshot of their hypothetical trades...
     
    #12     Mar 6, 2009
  3. Markets go up and down, so what you complete f**king moron. Go suck on your mama's titties again if you are so desperate for attention. On the other hand you could be a secret billionaire. Are you, asshole? LOL.:D
     
    #13     Mar 6, 2009
  4. The bear market is over for a couple weeks so get with the program and get long tomorrow at the low of day and thank me later :)
     
    #14     Mar 6, 2009
  5. Lucrum

    Lucrum

    Whoo hoo!

    A vindickated predicktion, you gotta love it.

    What is "vidicated" anyway.

    OD on viagra maybe?



    :)
     
    #15     Mar 6, 2009
  6. EPrado

    EPrado

    Man, ever since you got canned from the trading firm you worked for years ago you sure very anti-trader? Let it go man. You weren't a success trading. You failed. No big deal. Trading isn't for everyone.

    For the record your old firm had a record year trading last year. Apparently you don't understand that even though the Dow is getting smoked that there are tons of opportunities to trade.


    For someone who never made it as a trader and think trading is "over" you sure do talk a lot about the markets.
     
    #16     Mar 9, 2009