Champing at the bit. Can't wait for tomorrow. Wish I had a little bigger following with more participation...

Cup and handle breaks to the upside.

Is that finally it for now? I want to go get a sandwich. I haven't moved since 5:30 AM...

This does appear as though it wants to go non-stop until the close. Up maybe 40 or even 50 off the LOD?

Russell seems to be outperforming, it's up over 25 points off the low, with an index value less than 6/10 the size.

Finally? I doubt it. But it's cool, being long side bias since right off the LOD. It's just crazy, though, and not healthy for the market. But, who cares, I guess, live today, cry tomorrow, as they say.

Time for another leg up.

there's a possibility here...there is a lot right where it stopped....if you believe that they are very good at pushing price to extremes and/ or inflection points around 'news' like ecb and the jobs report, they were running out of time to get price up here

Yes, rat, I was considering how they pushed right to this extreme, even pushed a little over it by my ES work, and tomorrow is the big jobs report. But, I am seriously considering the possibility that a huge, non-stop blow-off to 2000 is underway. I am not really thinking 2000 ends the bull, it is seeming more and more like 3400 is under way (unless an 'event' stops it, such as some hugely over-leveraged fund or bank that gets on the wrong side of something and implodes). There is simply no reason for the continual looting, oops, I mean ramping, not to continue.

Just got notice that a mail account I have is having another price increase. The last one was 50%. This one is 33%, but the two are a 100% increase from where it was (for example, 100 --> 150 --> 200 is a 50% increase followed by a 33% increase, but it's a 100% increase from the starting point, in total). Nah, there's no inflation. In fact we need more inflation. I need those prices to increase faster for me. Nah, our savings aren't being stolen. Not at all. Long live QE!

One thing that could unravel the world is that going from ZIRP to NIRP could undo the money markets, which are essential for the shadow banking system, which is where a huge percentage of credit comes from. Without that, massive deflation should occur. Not to mention it totally, utterly changes the entire financial landscape, to no longer have a money market. And not gradually, basically instantly. Just one of many ways the whole system could implode from the 'tinkering' they are doing.

Very funny and apropos comment from over at Slope of Hope:

"Please stop using the term "bears". There are no bears. Only bulls and people who used to have money. Comprende?"

Source: http://slopeofhope.com/2014/06/jump-in-the-drink.html#c1760911