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Originally Posted by Sundeeez
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Looks like it shoulda filled?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sundeeez
Red...sure hope you have this feeling more often...
JS
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Originally Posted by Redcloud
It is a good, quick, and effective read....Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoons
Well, the drama continues and I will not waste a lot of time on this. It appears I am being accused of telling people how to gain access to another site by "gaming the system". I have never stated such a thing nor participated in any such activity. BJM's comments are libel and slander. Period...end of discussion. Since he runs a website without any "contact us section" I can only assume that he will see this here. BJM / DM you are lying and should stop. Sorry for the interruption to members here.
Spencer why even bring it up. People aren't dumb we made our choice. Your a good guy. Keep up the good work and don't get distracted.
@siriusly_invested
Were you the one who said you used thinkorswim? What part of that program do you find the most value in? Any tricks I should know about? I just downloaded it today and started poking around.
Where are you being accused? Publicly? I have seen nothing of the sort.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spencer Osborne
Even if I did see something like that, I wouldn't care but, again, I didn't. You bringing it up again seems dumb. If his site can be gamed, that is his fault. Move on.
Sue him privately, don't bother us with the nonsense.
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Originally Posted by denco1
Where do you think the heaviest support is? I'm looking for a worst case scenario bottom. How low can the P/E go?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Child
Hey Charles, yes it was I who confessed to using TOS. If i were to highlight the value to me it would be strictly their charting assets. i have not used any of their trading tools but I surely am delighted in the charting tools made available there. Compared to other charting tools I've used, TOS is much more granular in its display capability. While to me it was a difficult learning curve (which I have yet to complete), I feel confident in my ability now to accurately draw charts and apply a broad variety of analytical tools to it. Not sure how else to respond, so I hope this helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiriusBuzz
PS. While I truly believe TOS is the superior charting tool, I must confess that the capabilities found at Freestockcharts.com come in a very close second (with exception that it does not capture Pink Sheet symbols.).
My opinion is that anyone who confesses on his own web site that "he is back from his nervous breakdown" deserves no honorable mention, and certainly no platform on this forum for further distraction.Quote:
Originally Posted by clueless
I am certainly no expert CLueless but I am looking at the gaps to possibly fill at 422 ish and if things get hairier, at 380 ish. Anything under that would really suck big. Though, if you look at the chart, the latest big run really took off from the 350-360 area.Quote:
Originally Posted by clueless
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I have on good authority that "MyControl" is being run in a very small limited public beta right now and it will likely be re-branded MySMX.
I dont have access yet but, I'm working on it. Anyone with web access should login and see if they are part of the beta.
Got it. Check out the new player here; http://siriusbuzz.com/siriusxm-mycon...a-now-live.php
You are makin me laugh, thank you!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by denco1
Glad your around Wolf, miss your comments and guidance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolf Child
Looks REALLY sweet. Hope Wall Street likes it as much as I think I will.Quote:
Originally Posted by SiriusBuzz
Bass, if you see this note, I am advising that I have posed a question to you over at Market Watch. Just curious if you have looked at or have an opinion on the direction of AAPL in the near future.
Do two "clueless" observation/opinions equal a positive indication? Probably not, but if I may elaborate a bit on the chart of end of day yesterday, here is what I see.Quote:
Originally Posted by denco1
First of all there was a Death Cross drawn back in the first week of December (price point then was a shade under $600). If anyone has been as excited as I have been when dealing with a Golden Cross, then the Death Cross ought to scare the heck out of them. Death Cross being when the 50dma descends across the 200dma. Sure enough,while the downslide had already begun, it was certainly accelorated a couple days later, with seemingly no end in sight as of close of business yesterday.
There may be one developing positive sign however, that is if you have read "Stikky Stock Charts" and you subscribe to their theory of price rebounding off of the upper and lower trendlines after the third touch has occurred. From that scenario, it could be that we have seen the bottom at the lower trend line yesterday with it touched and began an apparent upward shift off of $439.88.
I suppose we watch carefully on Monday to see if that rebound will be confirmed, and if so, then perhaps we can be hopeful the recovery has begun. Personally, I think I will hold my trigger until at least the sp has gained momentum to carry into that gap which appears at 468 to 480 or so. If it makes it that far (IMHO) without falling back to the lower trend line, then I think I'll feel confident in buying at that gap and beginning the ride upward. Now, how does that sound as my attempt to sound just as clueless as the next guy. Everyone deserves an educated guess............... that's mine for now.
Great analysis SLY. I hope that the worst is over but those gaps lower look to be quite tempting to the MM....errr shorts.....errr insiders.....errrr street. Thanks for the chart!! Lets see what happens Monday.Quote:
Originally Posted by siriusly_invested
Thats the big question. I have no idea if Wall Street gives a shit. They have never seemed to in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by radejs