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#1 S.I.M.O.N.

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 11:50 AM

always know when to go hibernate, the dumb ones are always out and about during hunting season. The retarded ones actually go up to the hunters and ask for directions. :lol: Rally into WWW underway, da_boyz need their payday so time to find a good cave and go hibernate till the 12th.
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#2 dcengr

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 11:58 AM

Mid April is about where I think so too.. BUT, don't be surprised if sentiment takes a big bullish leap forward. I was a bit surprised how fast sentiment turned bearish with the drop. People are getting whipsawed back and forth, and no one's staying stubbornly bullish or bearish that I can see at this juncture. Hence even tho I see it floating higher into mid month, if sentiment spikes up, I wouldn't put a decent decline out of the woods.. ECPC is heading back towards .5 soon... its already at .6, and been that way for last few days.
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Posted 03 April 2007 - 12:02 PM

and no one's staying stubbornly bullish or bearish that I can see at this juncture.


I have been friggin' stubbornly bullish since the last week and still remain so.

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#4 dcengr

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 12:08 PM

and no one's staying stubbornly bullish or bearish that I can see at this juncture.


I have been friggin' stubbornly bullish since the last week and still remain so.


I classify "stubbornly" when they remain bearish/bullish even tho prices are moving against them.. you were not under much pressure (i think a few points?).

But I don't look at your opinion, I look at polls. If the polls are moving opposite direction with price, I call that stubbornly xxx. So far, sentiment is moving along with price just fine. If I see people stay bearish with this rise and remain so as it floats higher, I would call that stubborn.
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#5 skott

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 12:29 PM

tomorrow is a turn date give or take 3 days

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 12:44 PM

and no one's staying stubbornly bullish or bearish that I can see at this juncture.


I have been friggin' stubbornly bullish since the last week and still remain so.



But I don't look at your opinion, I look at polls.


Since you used the word "No one", i had to respond.

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#7 beta

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 12:47 PM

tomorrow is a turn date give or take 3 days



I think we are close to the end of this move (up), maybe another 3-5 SPX points.

Out of all longs today (CHN, TSL).

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#8 ed rader

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 02:34 PM

and no one's staying stubbornly bullish or bearish that I can see at this juncture.


I have been friggin' stubbornly bullish since the last week and still remain so.



are you still long from then?

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#9 NAV

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 02:37 PM

and no one's staying stubbornly bullish or bearish that I can see at this juncture.


I have been friggin' stubbornly bullish since the last week and still remain so.



are you still long from then?

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I posted in real-time today morning that i closed the trade for 3.5% profit. Will go long again tommorow on any pullback.

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#10 ed rader

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Posted 03 April 2007 - 03:06 PM

and no one's staying stubbornly bullish or bearish that I can see at this juncture.


I have been friggin' stubbornly bullish since the last week and still remain so.



are you still long from then?

ed rader


I posted in real-time today morning that i closed the trade for 3.5% profit. Will go long again tommorow on any pullback.



maybe our definitions of stubbornly bullish differ. if i were stubbornly bullish in a bull market i'd be looooooooong B) .

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