S&P 500 looking very toppy

Discussion in 'Trading' started by rubberbird, Jun 20, 2005.

Is the S&P 500 about out of gas?

  1. Yes, rubberbird is usually correct

    67 vote(s)
    33.3%
  2. No, there's more upside ahead

    46 vote(s)
    22.9%
  3. I don't know/ I don't care/ the bird is an idiot

    88 vote(s)
    43.8%
  1. Mvic

    Mvic

    Rove now found to have been lieing all along. What a surprise, the architect of Bush'es Presidency a bald faced liar! Not a culture of life (not after all the death they are responsible for) but a culture of lies from the far right. No thank you to THOSE values.
     
    #121     Jul 11, 2005
  2. Pabst

    Pabst

    In the 2003 tax year, 41% of wage earners had NO Federal income tax liability.
     
    #122     Jul 11, 2005
  3. Mvic

    Mvic

    Bring on the Flat Tax 0 deductions. You make a $ you pay the same % everyone else does.
     
    #123     Jul 11, 2005
  4. Can anyone on these boards hold to the topic of the thread. This is getting stupid.
     
    #124     Jul 11, 2005
  5. die VIX!!!


    thank you Greenie
     
    #125     Jul 11, 2005
  6. That's is what i said on june, 29. We are up 16 points and two weeks later.
    The "academical" posters at ET talk about randomness of the market, they say you can only predict on short terms ( 30 minutes), they say trends don't exist, they say you cannot predict the futur moves.....

    Well perhaps they are right, but i prefer trading with systems that make money instead of doing theoretical gymnastics about what, according to the books, might be possible and what might be not.

    And don't say i did post it on hindsight. I was probably very lucky.
     
    #126     Jul 11, 2005
  7. I don't see this. Could you show me a chart and tell me what you're looking at. Thank you.
     
    #127     Jul 11, 2005
  8. doublea

    doublea

    If you look at the 10 year notes chart, you'll see that the notes started their move up in the 3rd week of March. A month after that the stock market started its move up. By your analysis the stock market should have been down during the time when the bonds were up. It did not happen.

    I'll still short this rally with a stop at 1226 to 1230 depending on your risk tolerance.
     
    #128     Jul 11, 2005
  9. Where is John to explain what he's referring to with this 10 year note?? I look at the chart, but maybe my TA doesn't work so well on notes vs. stocks.
     
    #129     Jul 12, 2005
  10. Hey...1225 is an intermediate term top! The bird lives!

    where's the guy who's "very bullish"...sorry, not today!!
     
    #130     Jul 13, 2005