Okay, I'll start it off. I can't say I'm really excited, like I usually do. Maybe that's just me, personally, and maybe it's these 2.75 point for four or five hour deals. I suspect, as I mentioned on Friday with that 'odd' late session pop, that this is going to gap up and do a 'gap and go'. This is substantiated by the 'news' that war is now put way off by the details that were hammered out over the weekend. They now have until like mid-2014 for the final compliance and inspections. Too funny, from an imminent strike to delayed almost a year. I wonder how they are going to get their needed war regardless... So, this 'should' be a large gap up, taking out the all-time high I would suspect tonight or no later than tomorrow. If it doesn't do that, that would be a clue to me.

BTW, India tested a missile today capable of carrying a nuke, with a range of about 3,000 miles, which puts Beijing and Europe in range. All this while Pakistan is adding nukes to its stockpile at a rapid pace, ready for 'tactical nuclear weapons strikes'. I'm sure the warmongers will find/start their war soon somewhere anyway. But, what to do about that gas pipeline issue with Syria... What to do... What a messed up world...

They really should sell this off here...

I didn't see your charts, rat, when I made that last post. That's pretty much why it should come in a bit. But it probably won't...

1.75 point range for about 2.5 hours. This is just nuts. This is what it is going to be like when the machine go away. No funny-munny to play with, and there is nobody left...

Just sell into the close a little, you oinker. Sweep them stops. Do something.

nope

Originally posted by jimkane

I didn't see your charts, rat, when I made that last post. That's pretty much why it should come in a bit. But it probably won't...

C'mon, sell, you pig. Sweep the stops. Something. Anything. Move. Please.

3.25 point range for about 5 hours. Let's see if they burst into the after-cash. I'm pretty fed up (pun intended?).

I am only posting this so those that are not overly mathematical can see what an exponential problem can look like. It also nicely points out how TPTB are trying to deal with exponential problems with linear solutions (not that they are actually trying to solve anything, all they are trying to do is stay in power as long as they can and liquidate us as fully as possible). It's, in a sense, a similar concept to trying to solve complex issues with simple solutions. Anyway, I don't follow this guy, I don't buy any of his services, and I disagree with pretty much all he says for 'solutions' towards the end of the article (since the collapse will, I believe, be worldwide). But, understanding how this exponential problem will 'collapse' very fast, mathematically, is easier with the party analogy in this article. Read it just for that. If you are highly mathematical, you can skip this one.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-09-17/what-time-would-you-leave-party

Okay, they got the upside stops (and the downsloping TL) into the futures close. All is well.

Okay, 'the public' is finally 'all in'. We are soooooooo close.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-09-20/btfath-here-2nd-largest-equity-inflows-2000-bubble-popped