@ReformedBroker@awealthofcs Pain should be the best motivator for most traders to change their opinions, but ego is too often involved. Bitterness colors their analysis. Miles' Law: “Where you stand depends on where you sit.”
@MacroCharts A good trader, if on board the Titanic, when they announced "Women&children in the lifeboats first" should have sought out the ship's doctor for a sex change. We ain't goin' down with no ship ...
@scheplick What was worse was the black humor betw locals (& it wasn't whispered) e.g. of one local we all knew it was his wife's money. When we knew he was down 10 ticks b4 he could blink, trader across from him yells "Geez, what's your WIFE going to say NOW??" Hang in there, Scheplick!!
@rcharlie1@SamanthaLaDuc "The Art of the NON-Deal" Bluster, MORE bluster, even MORE BLUSTER, cry wolf !!, eventually settle for not so much, sell the deal to the sycophants/cultists over & over & over again.
@AdamMancini4 quite possible that at the fake out rally, that you are so good looking for, the weak sisters (RUT, SOX, etc) sit at the border like Sooners waiting for the land rush to begin
@SamanthaLaDuc Tweeted Sept 18: some neg aspects: 1) GDX relatively weaker than GLD; 2) SLV relatively weaker than GLD; GLD relatively weaker than SPX. These have all been recent near/short term developments on the metals corrective phase. All relative strength factors that may limit GLD bounce