PPT cometh !!

Discussion in 'Trading' started by sobemark, Nov 1, 2007.

  1. Not sure how much I buy the PPT .. who knows.

    But one thing is certain.

    Intense selling pressure at the open tells me there are aggressive fund managers who are shorting every single open fearlessly against their long stock portfolios.

    Then when the news doesn't worsen, remove the hedges. Look at the charts -- its a quantifiably low risk trade (especially if you are already long stock and options) amidst a crappy economic backdrop. We haven't had many trending days lately to threaten this strategy.

    Everyone agrees a trend is not going to return to this market at least until this payroll and bulk of earnings data is out of the way.
     
    #11     Nov 1, 2007
  2. empee

    empee

    Dont forget the ramp in the overnites on small size of contracts (futures)
     
    #12     Nov 1, 2007
  3. Low risk long entry here.

    A post fed rally will begin next week, or even tommorow.

    The 10 year note is still falling which is bullish

    http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=^TNX&t=6m

    A lot of those idiot pundits yesterday said that the note would rise following the cut. Not the case.
     
    #13     Nov 1, 2007
  4. Whoa, u've been a little off lately.

     
    #14     Nov 1, 2007
  5. haha ... i was about to jump out the window if this market rallied back today ... needs a good smack down IMHO
     
    #15     Nov 1, 2007
  6. Drat no EOD buying. Yup got a surprise 100 point drop.

    We'll go higher later

    the nasdaq for example, is still very strong

    hang on tight
     
    #16     Nov 1, 2007
  7. bh_prop

    bh_prop

    stock_trad3r:

    You missed the point of my earlier post entirely. I was suggesting that large gap downs which aren't filled in first hour often lead to more capitulative selling, which is exactly what happened today. You cited Friday Oct 19 as evidence to contrary. On that day we also closed right into the lows and proceeded to open lower the next session, which ultimately proved to be a fantastic buying opportunity.
     
    #17     Nov 1, 2007
  8. Maybe

    I just know that this is a great time 2 buy
     
    #18     Nov 1, 2007
  9. Outside of a fucking meteor hitting us, there is never a bad time to buy in your own words, we get it. Why don't you find a hobby? Since you are not a trader, how about learning to weave, or yoga?
     
    #19     Nov 1, 2007