Spx 1650 - No Pullbacks

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by chewbacca, May 12, 2007.

SPX 1650, Dow 15k - No Pullbacks

  1. yes

    19 vote(s)
    61.3%
  2. no

    10 vote(s)
    32.3%
  3. maybe so

    2 vote(s)
    6.5%

  1. nice bro


    good to see you making money $$
     
    #11     May 30, 2007
  2. thanks bro..........quick recap of the past 4 years:

    21 consequetive rate increases = bullish

    terror attacks = bullish

    $700 gold = bullish

    $80 oil = bullish

    subprime mortgage meltdown = bullish

    talk of trade war = bullish

    global warming = bullish

    threat of war in iran = bullish

    isreal vs. lebanon war = bullish

    hurricane katrina and rita = bullish

    democrats take over congress = bullish

    30% approval for bush = bullish

    largest deficits in history = bullish

    unending war on terror = bullish

    3k US soldiers dead in iraq = bullish

    600k Iraqi civilians dead = bullish

    north korea testing nuclear bomb = bullish

    osama on the loose = bullish

    fed says inflation is a concern = bullish

    greenspam says 33% chance of recession = bullish

    nobel winning economist says we're already in recession = bullish

    delphia bankruptcy = bullish

    impending gm, ford, and chrysler bankruptcy = bullish

    chinese maids choosing to trade rather than work = bullish

    darfur crisis = bullish

    depleted natural resources = bullish

    smog = bullish

    cancer = bullish

    aids = bullish

    traffic = bullish

    pesticides in food = bullish

    frankenfoods = bullish

    57 trillion in unfunded liabilities = bullish

    school shootings = bullish

    china triples tax on stock trading = bullish

    constitution torn to shreds = bullish

    wake up on the wrong side of the bed = bullish
     
    #12     May 30, 2007

  3. you left out :



    London bombings = bullish


    Madrid bombings = bullish
     
    #13     May 30, 2007
  4. the plaque = bullish

    world war 1 = bullish

    the great depression = bullish

    world war 2 = bullish

    holocaust = bullish

    assassinations = bullish

    natural disasters = bullish

    87 crash = bullish

    drugs = bullish

    disease = bullish

    brittany = bullish

    ben = bullish

    d = bullish

    . = bullish

    , = bullish




    :mad: = bullish

    :eek: = bullish

    :( = bullish

    :confused: = bullish
     
    #14     May 30, 2007

  5. yep.......sorry about that bro

    sorrow = bullish
     
    #15     May 30, 2007
  6. JCBLESS

    JCBLESS

    You get laid = Bullish

    You don't get laid = Bullish
     
    #16     May 30, 2007
  7. I would start trading both long and short up here. Rather than wait for the dip and then getting long.

    I would short the dip, using smaller size.
     
    #17     May 30, 2007
  8. i see a sea change in psychology coming......average americans got hurt bad by the 2000-2003 bear market........they probably sold the bottom and have stayed out of this bull out of fear.........but now that fear is gone.........its like if this country can endure as much as we have in the past 4 years and endure the biggest bear market in 70 years........and 4 years later back to all time highs............the fear is gone..........complacency has set in.........greed hasn't even set in yet like in china.......i don't think people can be scared into selling anymore.......all pullbacks will be bought........even if its a severe 10-30% pullback people will just hold now........especially knowing what a good hedge stocks are for inflation just like real estate..........very choppy secular bull market ahead just like since 2003 - but i think a lot more choppier going foward.......after 1650 SPX and 15000 DOW.
     
    #18     May 30, 2007
  9. Clinton gets a blow...

    VERY BULLISH.
     
    #19     May 30, 2007
  10. Digs

    Digs

    #20     May 30, 2007