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. ummm, that was sarcasm by me, amigo.
     
    #241     Jul 20, 2005
  2. so is this considered

    "blowing up thru 1225" yet??
     
    #242     Jul 20, 2005
  3. ...and mine isnt ?.......:(

    (diary note; must practise pithy come-backs)

    hehe
     
    #243     Jul 20, 2005
  4. Negative.
    This is only where we got (approx) on last weeks high aka double top.
     
    #244     Jul 20, 2005
  5. I don’t care to be a hater but you seem very stubborn. I was bias to the short side too. I think economy sucks. I see a lot of people without jobs, high home prices, outrageous debt but rich people are doing fine. Rich people are the players in the markets and have nothing to do with there money. I know nothing and hope you make money but does not seem likely.
     
    #245     Jul 20, 2005
  6. The background can also be the platform for a bull market. Try not to get too ensconsed in the fundamental view. The sam background existed in 1974 and the Dow took off in earnest in 1982 when mutual funds had their biggest withdrawals (since the 1925 inception). The difference is the prevailing psychology which is extreely positive. In 1974 most people thought the world was gonna end.
     
    #246     Jul 20, 2005
  7. Stubborn? Nooooo, he is flexible and adaptive to the situation;
    but only in his mind, because when he's 10 points winning it's a great trade, and when he's 10 points wrong it's "approx" where the resistance is. That's what he meant with flexibility.

    I took so much stuff that is saw us jumping up 10 points from the low of today. Yeah, great stuff!!!
     
    #247     Jul 20, 2005
  8. scotty is dead.
    and so is the mkt.
    r.i.p scotty.
     
    #248     Jul 20, 2005
  9. interesting. bottom line, I only care about my bottom line. Nothing else. And for the last 10 years, every one of them has a "+" sign before the % return (and they're all in double digits). Can you say the same thing?
     
    #249     Jul 20, 2005
  10. Excellent quote. The fundamentals are for business school professors, and they cannot trade. A stock has never moved short term off of its fundamentals. Don't get too caught up in 'em.
     
    #250     Jul 20, 2005