s&p just made intermediate term top @ 1326.7

Discussion in 'Trading' started by thorn, May 11, 2006.

Did the s&p top out @ 1326.7 ?

  1. Yes, I agree

    63 vote(s)
    58.9%
  2. No, it will go higher soon

    30 vote(s)
    28.0%
  3. not sure

    14 vote(s)
    13.1%
  1. thorn

    thorn

    Posted on 6/29 and still concrete:

     
    #281     Jul 25, 2006
  2. thorn

    thorn

    I see massive resistance at 1280.
     
    #282     Jul 26, 2006
  3. thorn

    thorn

    Thorn will make a "Joe Namath" type guarantee that the s&p will be unable to bust thru 1280. Get ready for another round of declines!
     
    #283     Jul 26, 2006
  4. I guess your not going to promise to leave ET if your wrong hey rubberbird. Those threads had huge ratings, do it again you can always come back as a new name:D
     
    #284     Jul 26, 2006
  5. thorn

    thorn

    I'll pledge to leave IF you and I make a FAIR bet and you pledge to leave if you lose.

    s&p @ 1272 right now...

    Bet could be I say the s&p hits 1240 before 1300. Rennick in?
     
    #285     Jul 27, 2006
  6. thorn

    thorn

    With a high of 1275.9 thursday morning, thorn knows where the massive resistance is!
     
    #286     Jul 27, 2006
  7. Why should I leave based on your bird calls, you leave if it hits 1300 first,, start up a new thread with that as the subject line. Think of the ratings Rubberbird, just like the old days, ahh the ratings. You'll be king again.
     
    #287     Jul 27, 2006
  8. thorn

    thorn

    You should leave b/c we will be making a gentlemans bet. Oh, i'm not dealing w/ a gentleman so you won't do it or honor it.
     
    #288     Jul 27, 2006
  9. This from the Rubberbird who PROMISED to leave for good and was back the next day as Thorn. Priceless, just priceless.

    Rennick out

    ps. That was Slam dunk from the free throw line:)
     
    #289     Jul 27, 2006
  10. thorn

    thorn

    Translation: even though i'm (rennick) on a "trading" message board, I refuse to make a tradeable call, refuse to make a real trade, and even refuse to make a gentlemans bet on a trade where no money is on the line.
     
    #290     Jul 27, 2006