Will the S&P hit 1000 or 700 first?

Discussion in 'Trading' started by B. Rowshan, Nov 24, 2008.

Which will the S&P hit first: 1000 or 700 ?

  1. 1000

    78 vote(s)
    27.2%
  2. 700

    167 vote(s)
    58.2%
  3. ban this guy! he MUST be selling something

    43 vote(s)
    15.0%
  1. 700.84? Is it too late to vote? I'm going with 700.
     
    #161     Mar 2, 2009
  2. tardes

    tardes

    He has been right many times, but unfortunately Mr Art Cashin political inclinations and the fact Mr Obama is the first of his kind to hold the presidential office. Made him believe in the tooth fairy.

    It was Mr Art Cashin that started the Obama Rally rumor and almost every professional followed his advice. From January onwards every guy that came to CNBC kept repeating the same mantra.
     
    #162     Mar 2, 2009
  3. .....and down we go all the way to the 700.00 BUST! :eek: :D
     
    #163     Mar 2, 2009
  4. Where are all the next NET LONG HOLDERS (bag holders)?
     
    #164     Mar 2, 2009
  5. There are none at this point......no real support at the close today! :eek:

    Every newly created delta NET Long Holders zone was defeated today, and there was no significant levels of resting LONG inventory at the close. :) This is what I call "suspended in animation" support! :D
     
    #165     Mar 2, 2009
  6. Thanks for the kind words.

    My 2 best calls ever on ET are as follows:

    1) I called the 2007 S&P top AHEAD of time:

    http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=94442&perpage=6&pagenumber=4

    I am ghostzapper in this thread. If you read the thread you will understand my mindset, and the mindset that enabled me to ride the S&P down to 700 today.

    2) I started a thread in September 2008, with the S&P @ 1250, asking whether the S&P would hit 1000 or 1500 first. I emphatically stated in my 1st post on the thread that it would hit 1000 first, and ALOT sooner than people think. I was proven correct in only 1 month! Unfortunately, the thread was deleted, don't ask me why.

    Yes, I watch WWE wrestling, and enjoy playing the villain on ET. But if you were smart enough to follow my aliases and the calls that went with them, you know that my record of making great calls is outstanding. These type of calls are part of my overall strategy that has enabled me to have 15 consecutive double digit profitable years in the stock market (audited). I have also been fortunate enough to have made over +100% in the last year alone.

    The S&P will see 500 in 2009.
     
    #166     Mar 2, 2009
  7. I hope not, for everybody's sake, but we're in uncharted territory now. Anything could happen.

    Good trading to you.
     
    #167     Mar 2, 2009
  8. Great call Bob. Just as good as money in the bank.
     
    #168     Mar 2, 2009
  9. Thanks amigo!

    If there are any wwe fans out there--here's a new rowshan prediction:

    1 of my favorite villains chris jericho has been beating up on the older hall of fame wrestlers. Tonight, i expect him to come out and rant (he's great at it), but this time, he'll be greeted by a hall of famer who can actually fight back..stone cold steve austin. And boom, you have a nice wrestlemania match..jericho vs. austin.

    No, I have no affiliation with the wwe, and this is a pure guess..a guess from a guy who is pretty good at figuring these things out.
     
    #169     Mar 2, 2009
  10. OK, I guess I should stick with market predictions.

    Still think stone cold will pop up to represent the "old-timers" vs. jericho, we'll see.
     
    #170     Mar 2, 2009