When trading the main component is emotion. It is a bit
simplistic to say that you have to put your emotions away, so what
the big funds have done is that they have computers to do the buy
an sell, computers trade the mkt just as well as they play chess.
The can beat the best chess player just as they can beat the most
unemotional trader. There is only one way to beat emotions: play
the mkt as if you were not using money...or as they say
dance as if nobody is watching you. I am sure many of you
have a problem with the size of the position wich speaks of your
level of greed, wich is fine -you need a good share of greed to be
in the mkt- but then not because it allows your emotions -fear- to
take over and you feel as if you are dancing in a crowded room and
all eyes on you... very uncomfortable... why don't
down sizeyour position till you feel like
dancing as if nobody is watchingyou...You won't
make a zillion a month but you will be in control and that will
allow you to profit from trading and enjoy life.
When SRS was above 65.00 someone made a call, I do not remember
who it was but he called SRS 10.00 by the end of the present
rally... hats off to you whoever you are 'cause that is exactly
where SRS is headed to.
Bullau, you are quite right and what shows it best is today's
candle -very weak- that coupled by the DOW unable to close above
the 200EMA for a second day. Tomorrow's job reports will set the
tone for the rest of the session.
So far the Indices are very bully they managed to get there but
here is the question: Are
the funds and
investorsbuying into the hipe ? or is this a traders mkt ?...
Volume was suposed to pick up big time above the 200ESMA...has it
?
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 09:47 pm
The SPX has had a pattern over the past two years, it moves in
periods of an average 17 weeks, If this pattern will hold then we
should get to the low of the present cicle by options
expiration in June, You can measure it in a weekly chart going back
the entire Bear Mkt. Starting from the March lows and depending on
how you count the weeks we are now in the 13th week of the present
cycle... Interesting how the bear mkt has been very tidy.
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 11:44 am
Try CMC in the markets, it is a market maker and you trade CFDs
"contracts for diference" and SB "spread bet" maybe they can help
you I undrestand that they have offices in Canada
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 11:24 am
Ravun, that chart takes us back to the Vic Sperandeo
"...Wall Street master"page 56, and your post of the US$
is perfect, my question is : Can the bond vigilantes play a role at
all ?
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Posted by hornsant on 5th of Jun 2009 at 10:37 pm
When trading the main component is emotion. It is a bit simplistic to say that you have to put your emotions away, so what the big funds have done is that they have computers to do the buy an sell, computers trade the mkt just as well as they play chess. The can beat the best chess player just as they can beat the most unemotional trader. There is only one way to beat emotions: play the mkt as if you were not using money...or as they say dance as if nobody is watching you. I am sure many of you have a problem with the size of the position wich speaks of your level of greed, wich is fine -you need a good share of greed to be in the mkt- but then not because it allows your emotions -fear- to take over and you feel as if you are dancing in a crowded room and all eyes on you... very uncomfortable... why don't down sizeyour position till you feel like dancing as if nobody is watchingyou...You won't make a zillion a month but you will be in control and that will allow you to profit from trading and enjoy life.
SRS
Posted by hornsant on 5th of Jun 2009 at 06:07 pm
When SRS was above 65.00 someone made a call, I do not remember who it was but he called SRS 10.00 by the end of the present rally... hats off to you whoever you are 'cause that is exactly where SRS is headed to.
It is a good idea
Next time the mkt drops BIG all we need to ...
Posted by hornsant on 5th of Jun 2009 at 01:01 pm
It is a good idea but you have to find a broker that has them to short
No so fast delpietri, make yur
Next time the mkt drops BIG all we need to ...
Posted by hornsant on 5th of Jun 2009 at 12:37 pm
No so fast delpietri, make yur due d because the time dacay in the options of these darlings is far worse than holding them.
Holding leveraged ETFs, ETNs etc.
Looks likes a gap and crap day for the market ...
Posted by hornsant on 5th of Jun 2009 at 10:21 am
Holding leveraged ETFs, ETNs etc. is a bad idea. Internal decay is a killer.
mkt
Posted by hornsant on 5th of Jun 2009 at 09:29 am
Brace for the final pop.
The down trend line
$USD
Posted by hornsant on 3rd of Jun 2009 at 04:17 pm
The down trend line
Bullau, you are quite right
Looking over some long-term charts after hours and really struck ...
Posted by hornsant on 2nd of Jun 2009 at 05:10 pm
Bullau, you are quite right and what shows it best is today's candle -very weak- that coupled by the DOW unable to close above the 200EMA for a second day. Tomorrow's job reports will set the tone for the rest of the session.
RFMD
Posted by hornsant on 2nd of Jun 2009 at 10:18 am
Another one that is waiting for volume to BO
SCMR
Posted by hornsant on 2nd of Jun 2009 at 09:55 am
This is starting to trend, needs some volume.
UUP
Trade Ideas - see charts
Posted by hornsant on 1st of Jun 2009 at 06:04 pm
Matt UUP 60 min ch. is plying out just like you mentioned, nice call, lets see if the MACD crosses up tomorrow
General question
Posted by hornsant on 1st of Jun 2009 at 05:47 pm
So far the Indices are very bully they managed to get there but here is the question: Are the funds and investors buying into the hipe ? or is this a traders mkt ?... Volume was suposed to pick up big time above the 200ESMA...has it ?
MACDs tend to act poorly
FAZ Volume
Posted by hornsant on 1st of Jun 2009 at 05:10 pm
MACDs tend to act poorly in 3x and 2x funds, it is not reliable.
INDU
Posted by hornsant on 1st of Jun 2009 at 04:10 pm
Evarybody very focused on the SPX but the DOW barely managed to tag the 200 SMA and could not close above. So the DOW is lagging the trend.
csco
Posted by hornsant on 1st of Jun 2009 at 09:39 am
Is CSCO replacing GM ?
GM
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 11:35 pm
Does GM 's chapter 11 mean it will be removed from the DOW JONES ?, if so does anybody have an idea of wich tiker will take GM's place in the DOW ?.
Pattern
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 09:47 pm
The SPX has had a pattern over the past two years, it moves in periods of an average 17 weeks, If this pattern will hold then we should get to the low of the present cicle by options expiration in June, You can measure it in a weekly chart going back the entire Bear Mkt. Starting from the March lows and depending on how you count the weeks we are now in the 13th week of the present cycle... Interesting how the bear mkt has been very tidy.
Try CMC in the markets,
Question
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 11:44 am
Try CMC in the markets, it is a market maker and you trade CFDs "contracts for diference" and SB "spread bet" maybe they can help you I undrestand that they have offices in Canada
10 Year yield
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 11:39 am
A suden pop in the 10 year yield to around 5 ish should put everyone in the defensive, is what I call the check with reality. No mkt can stand it.
SPERANDEO
Dow 60 min
Posted by hornsant on 30th of May 2009 at 11:24 am
Ravun, that chart takes us back to the Vic Sperandeo "...Wall Street master"page 56, and your post of the US$ is perfect, my question is : Can the bond vigilantes play a role at all ?