Just over three hours... I can't wait. Got lots of ideas of what may happen.

27.50-.75 is key line and .447. .382 is here at 28.75, with another key line. This is the 'good stuff.' Big clue time.

That's all it took. Too obvious.

Okay, let's get to work on 41 and then 45 area.

It's too bad, too, as I look back on this, this area is so nice, wouldn't it be nice for the bears if it failed at the first key area? Maybe I'll dream about this jump being a 'retest', and then down it goes...

Okay, I'm 99.9999% sure it is headed up now. This is not an actual stat, just a point I am trying to make. Let's see if I end up looking stoo-pid.

This is based on one thing only. They just made it look like it was about to drop straight down, a real flush coming. They tend to do that right before they gun it up, in my experience.

There is a very small chance it is a genuine read, in that it really is about to get hammered. But the odds don't favor that most of the time, again, based on my own experience.

I just don't see it, but it sure acts like it could get toasted in here.

It's amazing how it can get bound in between two areas, and just play ping-pong until the decision is made.

Decision time, finally?

Ridiculous, pathetic market. 37 minutes of action, and then over six hours of nothing. Sure, it was a grind/ride until close, but what fun is that? Sure, if one was long he or she may have had around five more points potential riding for over six hours, but a pay rate of less than a point per hour is pretty pathetic. Lots of risk exposure, and very little gain. But, mostly just crazy boring.

They blow their whole wad in a half hour. Idiots. Just plain idiots. As you can tell, even though I am of the opinion that all this craziness still seems to follow the tenets of the methodology, it doesn't mean I don't get quite upset when they are just so stoo-pid all the time. Okay, see everyone Sunday night, where I expect, as usual, drum roll, please... a gap up. Long live the bull, and his partner in crime, the ram.