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MarcinO
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The Euro is pretty likely going to hit 1.1320 tomorrow at London open. This level might be not enough to stop it, and in that case 1.1240-50 should be next.

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jimkane
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29-34 would be nice for today. Hmmm, where have I heard something like that before? Oh, yeah, Friday at this time. Didn't happen then, almost surely won't happen now.
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jimkane
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I was jesting when I said it won't happen today. It may not, but it is set up for a blast here as good as any setup I've seen for a blast.
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jimkane
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Hmmm, a little short trigger there. That's interesting.
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jimkane
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I'm too tired/wore out for an into the close 'Give it to me, baby'.
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jimkane
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29-34. Yawn.
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jimkane
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IBM earnings out any second. Let me guess, they will be awful, and the stock and the futures will soar.
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jimkane
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Big swooooosh down in IBM in the aftermarket. I'm guessing this is a big buying opportunity, and it, and the market, will be up big tomorrow. It's the only sensible thing.
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jimkane
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The ES got two ticks from the overnight high (which was a new high for the entire move), but did not hit the upper areas, just like on Friday. I think it will most likely hit them shortly, or in the overnight.
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jimkane
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"IBM Reports Terrible Q3 Results: Worst Revenue Since 2002; Slashes Guidance... Moments ago IBM reported what can be defined simply as abysmal results."

I wonder how much the market will be up tomorrow? Futures are up now, one tick from the high of the entire move since the Sept low.


Source: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-10-19/ibm-reports-terrible-q3-results-worst-revenue-2002-slashes-guidance
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jimkane
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BTW, there was just a guy on Bubblevision saying the Fed is too restrictive right now. Hmmm, a slew of QE's for trillions and trillions, and ZIRP for 87 months in a row, and they are too restrictive? Not sure I agree with that one.
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jimkane
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I'd love to hear move about that. That thing is trading say 27 now, but at its peak was 489,600. I'd say it's down a little. What is it leveraged to, like 100 to 1, when you convert from VIX futures to SPX?


Originally posted by rat89

I'm experimenting with using the spx/ spy triggers to trade uvxy, based on work that roofer did a while back. The damn thing will knock your socks off if you're wrong. It's an animal.