Charlie says: "JUST BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT FOR REAL... WHY U WANNA HURT ME?"...
Charlie (& his GAP BAND) are also wondering about some other things... (pay attention sucka)...
"The bigger the headache the bigger the pill
The doctor the bill..."
"Jack & Jill went up the hill to have a little fun
Stupid Jill forgot her pill and now they have a son"
"I was young & foolish
didn't know what I was dong
Didn't know what I'd lost
Until you were gone..."
Get up EARLY folks (outta bed - that means)... Lest you be condemmed to the (Brian) Sack...
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 212 of 212 Newer› Newest»POMO 8.2 Billion for a $0.26 gain in the S&P. Money well spent {snark}
I gotta go too...
I've got some things to do tonight so I may or may not be by...
Sweet dreams of Chevy Volts to you all!
So, I got the 2 week trial subscription to Neowave since everyone's been singing GN's praises. I must confess...its gibberish to me. Is there a user guide of some sort? (Other than MEW?) In comparison to EWI, there isn't any text at the website. Handholding here would be welcome and appreciated!
so far this week I think POMO's have been in the area of ~20 billion or so, which bought a -25 S&P points roughly so far, maybe for now we'll chalk it up to the world famous
lag time
Jennifer,
I think the answer to your 4:09 is no, you either have to read the MEW book many times over in order to understand him, and it's a lot more complex than EWP but not too tough if you have that base, or you pay for him to tell you exactly what trades to make.
I think this is the way it should be with wave theory, just my opinion.
Then again, a good Mexican beer with fajitas...
Priceless..
Thanks, Ben. I guess McHappy won't be the only one getting MEW for Christmas this year.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Soda-pop-sales-tax-targeted-rb-3394111008.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=7&asset=&ccode=
Soda pop, sales tax targeted to cut deficit
"In an ambitious plan to slash the deficit and the fast-mounting national debt, the group also called for a new 6.5 percent national sales tax, as well as lower and simpler individual income and corporate tax rates."
..A VAT by any other name would smell as ....sweet"
Billy Shakespeare...
http://www.cnbc.com/id/40214649
Retired Americans are racking up credit-card debt like never before, be it for vacations or medical expenses, and a surprising number have no intention of paying it off before they die.
Nearly 40 percent of retired Americans said they’ve accumulated credit-card debt in their twilight years — and aren’t worried about paying it off in their lifetime, according to a survey released by CESI Debt Solutions
@Jennifer.
Might want to just consider the trading service where he gives you entry and exit points. Not sure how much it is? $30-50 for the S&P. I suppose you could try it for a month and see what kind % hits/misses there are there?
I find this sort of interesting:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelookout/20101117/sc_yblog_thelookout/if-the-science-guy-passes-out-and-nobody-tweets-it-did-it-happen
What's that say about people?
@ CV
Your application of Gann is interesting... mine is much simpler. Thanks for keeping the charts up, I enjoy them.
And I would certainly not discount that print either, inna the I's humble experience, those are the prints to watch, or at least consider, rather than write off as "bad tick", etc. The DXY charts are a good example of that.
The key with Gann is where you're starting from. The angle degree's stay the same. Alot of times lines can look right, but be from the wrong point. The true pivots, with the true angles, will always be evident, but for most, after the fact. Still very helpful.
Guys like MA (who isnt really Gann at all,), Jeff Cooper, Dan Ferrera... those cats have it going on a level I cant really fathom at this point. They are like the GN's of Gann.
For now I'm just trying to stay a few steps ahead of the crowd and bring money home each day. Not really concerned with the larger scheme so much, just keep it in mind. It comes in handy when we get those "no bid" moments...
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