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[A-ha]

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Edited by xD&Cox, 31 January 2007 - 07:51 AM.

[eminimee]

I've got ES inside a triangle so voted for "no trend" unless it breaks one way or another out of it.......HOWEVER...if we move over to bonds...I'm long ZB March at 109^13 from yesterday with half position and want to buy another half at 109^04 if given the op....stop is presently at and will keep it there if/when I get the other half @ 108^26. I think ZB does scorch to the upside this afternoon and hope to hell I don't get whipped out of long.

[A-ha]

I am also bullish on bonds

[maineman]

FWIW, Asteroids do not drop . They are named, orbiting celestial bodies. So really, Asteroid should apply to your second choice. Drop, perhaps, like a college date the morning after, could be a better metaphor? Or drop like a hot potato? Or drop like a bungee jumper on the first leg of the journey? mm

[2cents]

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With the chances of a rate cut reduced to "0" and earnings heading south, I would expect a sharp sell off.

[spielchekr]

FWIW, Asteroids do not drop . They are named, orbiting celestial bodies. So really, Asteroid should apply to your second choice.



Drop, perhaps, like a college date the morning after, could be a better metaphor?

Or drop like a hot potato?
Or drop like a bungee jumper on the first leg of the journey?





mm

Or "drop like a pile driver, which might look like a rocket ship to some at first glance".

[arbman]

Drop like a piano... ... from the Empire States Building! Fed's message is pretty clear already: Out of the $32B in temporary repos as of today, $22B of it will be expiring tomorrow... No permenant repo in January since Dec 20th. - kisa

[pdx5]

Slow grind up (no option for this category, xD) My target of 1450 is now so close I can see the white in its eye....

[Rogerdodger]

Asteroids do not drop.

Yes they do, I've seen 'em do it. Just like a rifle bullet.
Has something to do with momentum, gravity and friction.

Edited by Rogerdodger, 31 January 2007 - 12:16 PM.