Idan’s on a trip right now and is away from the states, but he’ll be back october 6th. That said, he’s keeping us updated about the short term, and very long term prospects of the market:
Video Update ~ Discussing The Great Depression’s Resemblance to 2007-2020
– September 27, 2009Posted in: Intraday Commentary, Videos
Disjointed. No original thoughts, all re-hash from other commentators
Thanks Idan.
Flagler: I’ve yet to see a post from yourself –with either charts/or a view of the market… If you want to be a critic, prepare to be criticized.
Also, I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but virtually all daily technical analysis commentary blog offers absolutely no new information on an intraday basis. IMO, drawing charts intraday is a waste of time.. the market changes over weeks.. not over days.. That is why I update my charts once a month and that’s it. I stick to my views for the whole month. Much less time consuming, and much more rewarding.
Flagler who are you?
..Exactly
…So what’s your contribution?
To Idan:
Nice video Idan, and thanks for checking in!
Idan,
Thanks for the update and your global ideas (18 months vs. 6 months, etc.).
Idan,
Thanks for the update. I hope Dow will fall to 3000 sooner then 2015.
LMFAO hahahahahahahahahahahahhaha
loll this was the funniest thing I’ve read all week.
Thanks.
Thanks Idan,
I think you exagerate to the upside what people will call this long nightmare ahead. When something is drawn out, it becomes more painful not less.
Nice to have a face to go along with the words. Now I can picture you talking when I listen to your daily commentary.
Hey Jeff.. you might be right. .maybe when something is drawn it out becomes more painful for us traders. But for an investor.. when he sees 50% shoved at his face in 5 months , instead of just 10% every month, it’s much worse.
If you trade resistance and support on a daytrading basis, sometimes Idan’s intraday comments can be helpful zee. That being said where do you see us going zee?
Idan does a great job no doubt about it.
What I meant about intraday charts was more on posts of minutia–as in– a head and shoulders pattern on a 1 minute timescale.
I posted a blog post today… check that. My views won’t be concrete until the end of september.. It really depends how hard we sell off from now until early october to determine if the trend is reversed or if we are just in a correction.
Zee – where can we check your blogpost ?
Futures opening relateively strong. +22 points on the Dow futures, +2.75 on the S&P. But everybody here should know to take these with a grain of salt, especially on a Sunday evening session. I’ve seen us open futures -86 points and then open regular trading +86 and vice versa.
My instinct is telling me we are going side way this week, bears tugging against window dressing crew, projected S&P range between 1055~1030.