weatherweenie's account talk

My mistake - but now you'll miss the next 300 point day - there is $45 billion short in the S&P stocks. The red is ready to run. I'm going to get a new pair of converse sneekers that are faster - I'll need them to stay in front of this mega train ride.
 
I'm glad for your gains - all we needed on the SPX breadth MCO, which has a bottoms above bottoms control pattern, was a move above the + 25 level - we certainly got that today and we are now in the clear.
 
IF INTC and YHOO report good earnings, and IF the econ data is good tomorrow, I think the small caps will jump.

IF I'm wrong, there's nothing wrong with a grown man sucking his thumb. :D
 
I watched Michelle and Rebecca on CNBC this morning and they were popping out all over being so excited. It's hard to pay attention with all that firmness.
 
IF INTC and YHOO report good earnings, and IF the econ data is good tomorrow, I think the small caps will jump.

IF I'm wrong, there's nothing wrong with a grown man sucking his thumb. :D

Well, now that I have my thumb out of my mouth, momentarily, I am leaning towards sticking it out 50-50 in the C and S funds.

Had to be cute, stubborn, greedy and not follow Ebb to the F fund today. Live and learn.

Ebbtracker has green lights on all funds for Thursday. Rather than risk getting whipsawed by a +FV or rally in the dollar, I'll just hang out where I'm at.
 
Don't need to beat me over the head, followed ebb to the F last week made $$, while avoiding the downdraft. Didn't follow ebb to the F this week, and got burned. Soooooooo, F it for Monday!
 
sp500 hovering around 1530, which mlk_man mentioned as possible support.

Can the dollar keep going lower? If not, it's going to go against the I fund.

Looking for a bounce tomorrow. So, it's off to the C fund.
 
Lemme try this patting myself on the back thing. I posted the following in 12%'s account talk on 7/20, if only I followed my own intuition :

I wouldn't be surprised if we go lower Monday and possibly Tuesday before getting some relief.

The market was priced for perfection, and so far the earnings reports haven't delivered.
 
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