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

There's the new LOD. It's not technically a 3D, but it does have three pushes. It didn't get down into my area, though. But, I can't imagine they don't want to gun this.

Bloomberg has three bulls debating right now! Three bulls! What is the point of that? They are arguing over how high the market will finish this year.

Lakshman Achuthan, co-founder of the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI, the ones who 'officially' call the recessions), said he thinks the U.S. is now in recession. But just on Bloomberg I heard a 'top analyst' say the U.S. will not go into recession any time soon. Hmmmm.

New LOD. Jim and his ear to ear grins...

BTW, guess who the 'trustee' is for this PFG debacle? Yep. JPM. You gotta be F'in kidding me...

30.50! I'd say the area is hit. Now watch for a possible 'oversold' explosion.

Yeah, like that.

Big clue is is that 34.25 it, or not. This is a critical clue.

So, does it want 40 or 45 area now on this bounce?

37.50 was all it could do before the cash close, which then drew some selling. But I doubt it's done. I'd like it if it was, but I suspect this pullback will be used for the next leg up. The question for me is will that allow the downtrend to reassert itself, or are we headed back up?

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.