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jimkane
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Darn, I was watching the ES, it opened and dropped right to a line I was watching, to the tick, and started up. I got a buy trigger. I decided not to post on this. My motivation wanes from time to time, as I get so little interaction on all my posts. Now the ES is up almost 20 off the low, much more than I expected by now. It's really getting ramped hard. Oh, well, I wish I had posted it as it was happening. I used a really cool line technique to get my line. I had it on there shortly after Friday morning got started.
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Great trade, as usual. I think you have the highest winning percentage of any trader I've known. Given your very high reward/risk, that is really saying something. Curious how after the drop right to your target silver pretty much made the entire move right back, up and over that upper //.
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And gold hits 1918 (rounded). I wonder how long until 2000? The most interesting thing to me is that I hear two words, on TV and in blogs, over and over and over with respect to gold. Those two words are: 'bubble' and 'unsustainable'. From that I take only one thing: gold is likely going a lot higher. Just my two cents.
It is way overdue for a very steep correction, but that will change nothing. The only thing I think that can take gold down in any meaningful way is a forced 'margin call' hedge fund deleveraging. That won't change the trend, I don't think, only how deep the correction is, when it comes. And if there is a deleveraging, the S&P should go down commensurate with that. And that means a monster drop. Just my two cents.
It is way overdue for a very steep correction, but that will change nothing. The only thing I think that can take gold down in any meaningful way is a forced 'margin call' hedge fund deleveraging. That won't change the trend, I don't think, only how deep the correction is, when it comes. And if there is a deleveraging, the S&P should go down commensurate with that. And that means a monster drop. Just my two cents.
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jim-since last monday i have had one of the most extraordinary runs.... by focusing on the .886 on gap on 5 at geo... hit it 4 more times today and made money in all trades...i have no illusions.. just as i fell from the sky and am in bad shape... i will fall off my high horse and get my butt kicked trading...so just let me enjoy myself...
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nothing i did to day has not been shown here endlessly......i marked my charts up last night... all my charts... laid out the possibilities,,,, and as the open neared....saw i better have my index orders sitting in the market...
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Trivia question. When was the last time the SPY didn't have a gap open that wasn't closed within 5 minutes? In other words, a day when you couldn't be looking for an .886 gap on 5 potential trade? Don't answer this by looking at your charts, anyone can do that. Post your 'guess'. Then after a few guesses someone can post an answer.
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Careful in here at this .447, which is also a bearish ABCD on say a 180-min chart. I don't like the placement/layout for this to do much, but it may well react significantly on the intraday.
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Okay, not trying to be overly critical, just making sure I understand what you are saying.
Originally posted by MarcinO
Of course I meant KZ. I'm sorry if I confused anybody.
I'm quite bussy at work nowadays and I can hardly post charts, which resulted in an obvious mistake.
Originally posted by jimkane
Marcin, do you mean KZ?
Originally posted by MarcinO
Gold stucked a bit in the GZ reacting off upper //




