Just starting it off. I wonder if they'll keep doing late day rapid-sells, or was that just a holiday week anomaly?

It popped while I was posting that.

This has so many 'layers'. 91.75-92.25 is not really an area, but there is some stuff in there it has to overcome.

O'Scummer just mentioned some seniors whose prescriptions were covered, and another person who only had to pay her $25 co-pay. I found out, after they sent me my cancellation letter, that my only choice for a new plan, that prescriptions, which used to be covered, are now towards my deductible. And those nice $25 co-pay office visits? For my primary they are now at the coinsurance rate, and for all other doctors at coinsurance and deductible. Given that I think a normal billing rate for my primary is $400, and for a specialist a visit can easily be $1,000-$1,500 if he does anything, well, that doesn't sound like a great plan for me, or for the struggling poor. And my plan is a relatively good one, the top of the line for this area.

Watch here very carefully.

Okay, O'Scummer is done. Let's see if that matters to the market.

This thing needs to be very careful in here, or the bears may reassert.

As soon as O'Scummer stopped...

Now watch the typical pullback spot, and we see.

Okay, 1-min ABCD in KZ. Now we see.

I just heard on Bubblevision that among analysts EBAY has 37 buy recommendations, and 0 sells recommendations. Sounds balanced. Sounds right. Sentiment sounds ex-aaaaaaaact-ly right.

And it closes one tick from the HOD!!!