S&P 500 very close to intermediate term top

Discussion in 'Trading' started by ghostzapper, May 14, 2007.

S&P 500 is very close to topping 5/15/07

  1. Yes I agree

    99 vote(s)
    55.0%
  2. No I don't agree

    49 vote(s)
    27.2%
  3. Not sure

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    17.8%
  1. acepowerdrive

    acepowerdrive Guest

    big mistake by pros,,,,,this market is rigged....and you don't short til support is broken and trend is down down down...

    short intraday but for swing trading the uptrend is hitting resistance but downtrend isn't have any signal yet...support needs to be broken with massive selling orders unloading for days.

    it was consolidating for next push up.

    today or this week was the last push up...elliot wave this is second resistance


    technically this market should have sold off this week on profit taking already but it's rigged and somebody just buying at the top of the trends and holds up the bid every day at end of day i presume it's the market maker with lots of cash. and it isn't even short covering. somebody just buys it like why buy it here.


     
    #461     Aug 13, 2009
  2. With interest rates at zero good luck shorting. Even when the fed does raise rates it will be priced in.

    The charts aren't showing any distribution- a hallmark bearish sign.

    So keep buying
     
    #462     Aug 13, 2009
  3. Wow, I can't believe it, we are gonna heading lower from here.:D

    Just messing with you. lol
     
    #463     Aug 13, 2009
  4. Bro JPM's required bonds (as a hedge to their int rate swaps)is > than the total domestic market. (Read: JPM is basically a hand of god--the fed) It doesn't take all that much capital to move the markets, the funds/futures contracts are just recycled. This is all orderly. They have crushed volatility.

    I agree with Prechter that the next leg down will be the longest and most damaging. There is a massive short position against the 10yr note and likewise in precious metals and if the massive [unlimited] position is ever liquidated there will be serious blood. We are nowhere near historically cheap valuation levels.

    Libor-Ois spread is back to early 2008 levels, so, the credit markets are seemingly heeled thanks to gov't backstops. This engineered collapse is only in the 3-4 inning. The gov't rewrote the rules and are shoving socialism down our throats whether we like it or not. You really have to read between the lines and just trade in day-tight compartments.
     
    #464     Aug 13, 2009
  5. Anyone notice the similarities in these posts?

    Only problem, the first 2 quotes are from page #2 and page #3 of this thread when the S&P was over 1500.
     
    #466     Aug 13, 2009
  6. maybe but after a 50% retracement of the move, it is now in positioin to resume the trend.
     
    #467     Nov 23, 2009