for a while now. The two red lines.

I'm closing my shorts here but more substantial downside is not out of the question IMHO

Looks to me like textbook EW waves are fornicating themselves into oblivion. ok, i exaggerate a little.

Prechter is patting himself silly today about all his great bearish calls.

lots of gaps in the spy!

 Why would the system prevent you from posting wherever you like?

Matt, Steve whata you think, a little bounce off a wave 5 and down we go some more? Impulsive?

I didn't mean this blog, just the media which is usually all over AAPL. Altough it was odd that there where no posts here noting the break since it has been so well covered here. cause its Friday maybe

Looks like it's coming up for some air now as is the market (or vice-versa)...

I find it odd that no one (especially CNBC) has noted AAPL headed for a swim in the deep end

that's like complaining to Bernanke that he is printing too much money!

all too bullish man, i'm going short!

and tomw1, you are slipping into the chasing mode IMHO

thank you for implementing it

Could be I'm not seeing the forest for the trees.

I would like to see the newsletter as it has been as a default. You open it and you scroll to the chart of interest and turn on the audio for that particular chart. Then you might skip three charts down and turn on the audio for that particular chart. I do that now by poking at the audio bar but its hit or miss.

hope I'm splaining myself correctly

I reitarate

As an alternative to or in conjuction with the left side index, if I may suggest a button on each chart to start and stop the relevant audio. One could then skip or page trough charts and press the button when audio is required for that particular chart

no man, to me it looks like a bear flag or a channel that has a little to go and then break down. All indicators overbought.

let's say I've sold a shit load of my junior miners today...