Actually, I was already pretty fully loaded on the March 26 (#reply-17247864), but frankly, I had expected a strong post April first rally, and it took me till April 3rd (#reply-17282470) and an exchange with Larry and others about the "blown call") to realize it was not the real McCoy, and reentered around April 10th (I believe at 1733 or so). Unfortunately, I expected 1930 to be the top, and we reached only half way to 1830, I did not "capitulate" until 1757 was breached on the 22nd, I believe. So if Larry needs to "keep the score", he needs to add another failed buy at 3/26 and a whipsaw sell on 4/3, before the failed buy at 4/10. What can I say, the market is at fault, it refused to deliver on the "liquidity driven" drive to 1930 (vbg), and thus the turnips failed for about a month (March 20 or so to April 22) being out of synch with the market. That happens more often than I like it to happen, but it peeves me when they get me in for declines, I don't mind when they keep me out and the market continues its advance (like In November, when I already had a full year of profits under my belt in just two months).
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