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jimkane
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I'm ready, prepped, and prepared for my two and a half days of solid up now. Let's see if I get it. You all know I'd prefer down, but I can't see anything but 'up'. Now we see.
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jimkane
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And yes, I'm not married to 'up' at all, I can and will switch on a dime the second I sense any weakness.
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jimkane
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Well, they pleased me greatly, much to my surprise. I was totally off on the read that they'd stick with the bullish bias for the first part of the week. On the other hand, many have gotten long in here, and it might start up from this point after this big (wonderful) shake out. You never know.
Originally posted by jimkane
I'm ready, prepped, and prepared for my two and a half days of solid up now. Let's see if I get it. You all know I'd prefer down, but I can't see anything but 'up'. Now we see.
Originally posted by jimkane
And yes, I'm not married to 'up' at all, I can and will switch on a dime the second I sense any weakness.
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roofer
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TLT update from previous... after taking half off on thursday morning as shown, the close on thursday left me with the same quandry we often get using the tools of this forum... price had thrust down, then done an abcd to line.. classic sell signal.. but given that our longer term charts suggest a larger low in bonds, the bullish scenario would have price completing abcd with equal legs with abcd as middle leg... so i marked an equal leg and placed stop twenty cents below... so far so good .. but time will tell...









