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Strategies & Market Trends : Longer-Term Market Trends

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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (2669)4/17/2014 9:13:54 PM
From: Fintas2 Recommendations

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The flam is a grumpy guy who banned another for putting up a possible 1836 and then when it goes under the FLAM aka GRUMPY puts up a possible 1780/1767.. TSK TSK Hmm apparently it's not bearish when the grump puts it up. PSSST it wasn't bearish when the objective post was put up. Just to those who didn't want to admit it could happen until it happened and then it's just some blah blah blah or this or that.

And then on any hint of a rally here comes the flam again with the largest upside ever.

Or what about a close at 1666 on this day. Ya know for a grumpy guy who likes to take shots you sure do lead with your right.

A good bull can be objective up and down. Not falling in love to ignore a CAT was rolling from the 115 to the 79 that was never going to happen or so too UPS or a POG that would never go under 1335 until of course it did or that JPM was a sell after 5 years to lock in the LTCG

That's not being a hating the market. That's being OBJECTIVE. Ya might want to try it.

CMON grumpy. you can do better than that.

POG 1174 is coming GRUMP. As is Dow 14800 and SPX 1620 THIS YEAR!!!

Your beginning to remind me of Y A TITTLE in his last year.

When those numbers are hit.. I'll post it for ya. SMILE

Fintas
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