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coolhand's Account Talk
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Minnow
Well-known member
Yep... looks like BPCOMPQ will be the only sentinel still on a buy.
... or, then again, 4 o'clock charlie could hit his mark.
OT: Did you see a 29 year-old Goldman exec got the chief enforcement job at the SEC? I'll bet he's a young maverick that's gonna clean things up, eh?
Yep... looks like BPCOMPQ will be the only sentinel still on a buy.
... or, then again, 4 o'clock charlie could hit his mark.
OT: Did you see a 29 year-old Goldman exec got the chief enforcement job at the SEC? I'll bet he's a young maverick that's gonna clean things up, eh?
I wonder if he is all paid up on his taxes!?
coolhand
Well-known member
Yep... looks like BPCOMPQ will be the only sentinel still on a buy.
Depends on how we close.
... or, then again, 4 o'clock charlie could hit his mark.
Think that may be in progress.
GS and SEC. Talk about an insider. How much more overt can we get?
coolhand
Well-known member
Didn't this happen about a month ago too? Normally, I'd be more concerned (and not that you don't have my radar up), but I'm wondering if IBD has been having trouble with this market like other systems.
Birchtree
Well-known member
We may get a 10% or better correction if we can't get past the 61.8% fib level of 1222 - perhaps sometime in December. That would be cool. But I think we will exceed this key retracement level and rally into March 2010. Then I'll lay down on the tracks. History has shown that November has been the best performing month for the SPX, on average, since the early 1950's. We are fortunately in the early stages of a multi-year up move.
coolhand
Well-known member
coolhand
Well-known member
I hope that's true, but it's tough to buy into a positive long term economic outlook (2-3 years) with unemployment continuing to show significant weakness and federal debt levels exploding.
turbo23dog
Member
I'm waiting for it, but I gotta say that I'm not too crazy about having to go to the blogs to read your (anyone's) important posts. Seems it would be a lot more efficient if I could just read your comments here.
Is the blogosphere on TSP Talk dead anyway? Seems like only a few are making regular entries there.
Is the blogosphere on TSP Talk dead anyway? Seems like only a few are making regular entries there.
coolhand
Well-known member
I post on most days except perhaps weekends. But I don't understand why you think going to a blog is more difficult than an account thread? They're listed right at the top of the MB in chronological order. That's a whole lot easier than wading through the account threads, and even that's not a big deal.
Your NFL team isn't losing today is it?
Or just click on "My Blog" in Coolhand's signature, and Boom! - you'll be taken right to his latest blog post.
coolhand
Well-known member
I always forget about that one myself. :embarrest:
coolhand
Well-known member
Warriors have many dimensions. Here's another one.
http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/gebhardt.asp
http://www.snopes.com/photos/military/gebhardt.asp
turbo23dog
Member
Ouch. That article is pretty painful in unobvious ways that some might not connect with...
coolhand
Well-known member
I had expected to see weakness bleed over into Monday, but such was not the case. As I'd mentioned in my blog, OPEX has a tendency to distort the true market action. Dollar must be taking another beating today, I fund is up big, and C and S are playing catch up. Looks to be another great day in the stock market. Sentiment took a big hit in some pockets. Bulls retreated, which is probably why we're moving higher again.
