surfers $$ journal

Discussion in 'Journals' started by marketsurfer, Apr 16, 2006.

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  1. The toughest Shorts are the Best Shorts ...

    NASDAQ
     
    #201     May 10, 2006
  2. S&P
     
    #202     May 10, 2006
  3. DOW
     
    #203     May 10, 2006
  4. The black line is a 50sma and the blue line is a 200sma if you can't make out the gif.

    Hey, maybe it is different .. or maybe this baby is just getting ready to roll over like Flipper.

    On a related note, has anyone reading this thread ever done any long-term studies on the intermarket relationship between the three indicies (on a daily baisis)?

    Is this the pattern:

    NASDAQ - Leads
    S&P - Follows
    DOW - Brings up the rear?


    Best Regards,

    Jimmy
     
    #204     May 10, 2006
  5. Oh, the science! Oh, the humanity!

    Surfer, let us be clear. You said in an earlier post that your average short entry price was 11,555. The market has reached as high as 11,702 as at the time of this post. Therefore, your loss went as high as 147 points per contract. It may or may not go higher. (My own "science" is not quite as predictive as yours, so I can't say.) I hope, for your sake, that there is some reversion so that you can extricate yourself without too much damage. However, let us resolve to conclude that if you manage to escape with your ass intact that it will be more a gift from God (since you are a theist) than your particular brand of "science."
     
    #205     May 10, 2006

  6. yes, i am a theist, but don't believe god has a role in free markets therefore petioning god over a position after the entry is meaningless. but thank you for your well wishes, none the less.

    surfer
     
    #206     May 10, 2006
  7. I used the expression "gift from God" as a euphemism for luck. But you knew that. So, stated differently, let us conclude at this point that if you manage to escape relatively unscathed, then it will be more a matter of luck than your particular brand of science. Would that be a fair assessment?
     
    #207     May 10, 2006

  8. yes and no.

    i have scaled into the trade and am still within my risk parameters but its pushing the envelope currently. when it happens ( the drop ) is luck within the time frame chosen--that it will happen--- is science to a point.

    surfer
     
    #208     May 10, 2006


  9. i picture colonel kurtz in apocalypse now.

    is that a good vision of you, thunderdog?

    surfer :D :D
     
    #209     May 10, 2006
  10. For some reason that quote makes me think of Newman on Seinfeld. Not sure why.
     
    #210     May 10, 2006
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