No regrets...there is always another trade on the way, up or down...not that you arse bandits would know....
happnening for years now.... we go down on high volume... volume drops out.... market rises slowly overlapping, corrective bear flag fashion... then just keeps going and the bear flag breaks to the upside... we go back to hod on 1/3 the volume we went down.. day after day.. year after year...
Talk talk talk... you are too afraid to show your face in here on the way down so nobody believes you have the balls to buy
So, I suppose what you are saying is that there is zero risk in oil, just like there is zero risk in S&P 500? So, what have we got left, metals and bonds? Is that where the risk dissipated to?
I'm sorry for not fighting the tape. Higher oil means more demand, shows economy is in good shape = companies are making good cash = 18+ quarters of higher SP500 profits = higher highs in equity indexes = awesome $$$ Sorry if this is too complicated.
<i>"Sorry if this is too complicated."</i> Crude at $250 bbl, HO at $10 gal and gasoline at $20 gal are therefore ultra-mega-bullish?