Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Moyo's Article: 800 Support To Hold On The S&P

This is an excellent piece!

I really have to give it to Moyo.

His determination to make each posting informative and educational makes me feel a little guilty for not doing the same with my blog.

That said, I'm most definitely going to continue writing whatever that comes to mind while I still can. That's what novices are entitled to doing. Hur hur...

I'm linking to Moyo's posting coz I share his sentiments. I'm on a head-on collision with some of the best traders of our time (some are on my blogroll), and as frustrating as it can get, I can't help but feel differently from them about how events are going to unfold.

I've been a bear ever since I first knew anything about trading. I have no idea what a bull market is like. I always find Dr Brett's non-psychology postings a struggle to read - all his NYSE lows highs, his charts and almost all the indicators he uses are Greek to me - the only thing that I can read is his tendency to benchmark against a bull market. And it is through that that I get a vague idea of the characteristics of bull markets. And although what I'm seeing today is nothing like that image in my mind, something tells me that I'm a bear that should really start to fatten up and get ready to hibernate.

Which probably explains my moodiness for the past few weeks!

I can no longer ask the market to PLUNGE.

That word has an uplifting effect on me.

I get it - I'm evil.

4 comments:

Moyo Mamora said...

thanks for the link....let it be known that I called the bottom (I hope i'm right)

:-)

Jules said...

No way, Moyo. I'm calling it...TODAY!!

LOL!!!!

Actually, do you really think you can beat CNBC to it? Those guys call the bottom EVERYDAY! Surely they will be right one day, provided that day comes before the end of the world.

:-)

spreadtrader said...

Just trade the charts, 800 broke, so easy trade on the short side, why fight it! The line of least resistance - I do agree a big rally is brewing though.

Keep up the good blog

al

Jules said...

Thank you, SpreadTrader!

Not looking forward to a big rally...sustainable reversals are usually unspectacular...