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

Bounce coming, I think.

When I read that repost from Sunday I am actually blown away myself at how I do that... Not bragging (at all), just musing. Wow.

I'm watching 37.50-39.50 on this bounce, if they can do any more with it.

I'm hoping it just sells down from here to the next area below, but if it really gets moving up, then I have 41.25-42.25, which is the most key area. I hope I never see it.

There's the new LOD!

Is that the last push and now they can get that bounce working? I know 'they' want it to be.

And you know I want to hit that area. It has the possibility to do a 3D right into the area...

It looks tired. It may have some more, but it sure looks done. I know I want 'perfection', but I sure would love to see it go from one area to the next, all that movement, in one shot. It would be so cool. But, nevertheless, I'm happy with just this.

Tony Dwyer is on Bloomberg, he's calling for 1575 in the S&P by year end. He's so pessimistic...

Okay, they may pick it up here in this mini GZ to form an inverted H&S bottom, but I may have my shot at a new LOD, too...

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.