A better way to look at it was the range of each session. In each session the "Ball" nailed the call allowing a true trader to score easy wins. Rennick Sperandio out
rendick--i'll make this short and sweet. I've never, EVER paid for any type of advisory service. If I did make "intraday" calls it was only to mock you. Only losers make "intraday" calls. I've made all my $$ in the market having a game plan BEFORE the trading day and sticking to it.
The morning ball called for a flat market. The ball call was made when the Dow was up 101 points. The Dow is now up 117. Ball Call = WRONG (using Rennick's logic from yesterday. I would have said yesterday afternoon's call was wrong and this morning's call was correct, still resulting in 4 winners and 6 losers). Ball Scorecard 4 Winners 6 Losers
The afternoon ball called for a weak market. The ball call was made when the Dow was up 118 points. The Dow is now up 200. Ball Call = WRONG Ball Scorecard 4 Winners 7 Losers
The morning call was spot on, it ended 16 points from where it started in a tight range. The noon call was a miss, however it was a FOMC Tuesday, and only someone with a gambling problem trades in front of a Fed policy decision. The tally is 5 winners 6 losers. Rack it up beansie. Rennick out