S&P has topped for 2006

Discussion in 'Trading' started by thorn, Nov 1, 2006.

Has the s&p topped for 2006 ?

  1. Yes it has

    46 vote(s)
    26.1%
  2. No, it will go higher than 1390 in 2006

    83 vote(s)
    47.2%
  3. I don't know / go away Thorn

    47 vote(s)
    26.7%
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    #291     Nov 17, 2006
  2. Nattdog

    Nattdog

    Why are people angry if someones call is not spot on? haha, this is trading folks.

    It is not just that after the factness "I BOT and SOLD here folks, that is picking a top and bottom!!" but how u are trading the idea, minimizing the damage when wrong, getting out when u can, adding when u can, staying aggressive. Sometimes, one gets hurt and is happy to get out minimizing the damage.

    It is interesting to see people curse the stye, "picking tops and bottoms" well, what properties does one find if tests are done on the characteristic of the SP market? And the, minimize risk with that stop placement..." Ouch, I feel the pain in that statement, It hurts to me more than getting slammed -30 points in the SP.

    Most traders I have known who know how to make real money also have been wailed on on more than a few occasions.. Traders without gamble in them bleed.
     
    #292     Nov 17, 2006
  3. When is the next prediction coming out? :D
     
    #293     Nov 22, 2006


  4. How about now?

    S&P 1428

    no rhyme nor reason
     
    #294     Nov 22, 2006
  5. jan168

    jan168

    Apex82:
    I could not make of the two number on your quote.
    ( 78.6 and 1.2764),
    try to figure them out for last couple days..
    :confused:
     
    #295     Nov 22, 2006
  6. I bet thorn would be far more likely to share his valuable opinions with us, if not for all the bashers who persistently de-motivate talented traders from making public calls here.
     
    #296     Nov 22, 2006



  7. Till the next Thorn call, buy all the dips. There's nothing like a rally based on rampant inflation and endless wars. 1480 here we come! :D
     
    #297     Nov 22, 2006
  8. Didnt rubberbird (thorn) get the cheescake last year? Da bird was da word:D

    Best guess 1302 (take an outlier-looks better if your right:p )
     
    #298     Nov 22, 2006
  9. this is daily chart hmm...looks overextended if looked upon weekly chart....but anything can happen.

    Plus I read this article in WSJ that there is alot of bears still in the markets. Hmmmm......Thats odd.
    And by the bears, I mean institutions which are bearish on the markets since that bottom in the summer
     
    #299     Nov 22, 2006

  10. Exactly the point. The market has been grinding up steadily with mucho bearishness sentiment amongst real traders. There are lots of bears like thorn scratching their heads trying to figure out what to do next.

    Guess what happens when these bears all start figuring out that they're missing the last major rally of their lifetimes?! yep, a massive parabolic blow off top!:D
     
    #300     Nov 22, 2006