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To: Razorbak who wrote (2278)3/22/2001 6:29:46 PM
From: The Ox  Respond to of 23153
 
futuresource.com

I was looking at the above monthly crude chart. It would seem that we are near a critical point with respect to crude futures. A continuation of the downtrend would seem the most likely scenario based on the chart, into a lower trading range of about 18 to 28, instead of the current 26-36 range. However, one would assume that OPEC and other producing countries can see the same pattern forming.

As to the OSX, I think we saw a very positive response from the market today. I agree with those who have said that money may head into some of the fallen stocks from the patch when/if the rebound rally starts. I still think there is plenty of support for the OSX in the low teens and today's retrace from this mornings selloff maybe indicating the same theme.

EDIT: here's the weekly chart for reference
futuresource.com

PS> Roger that, Razor..... Should've just kept my fingers quiet and my thoughts/disgust to myself.



To: Razorbak who wrote (2278)3/22/2001 10:31:57 PM
From: Razorbak  Respond to of 23153
 
The Long and Short of It

Well, I closed out the day today with two open short positions: QQQ and CEPH. Any other short picks out there for tomorrow? Gotta love this volatility if you're a trader.

Best of luck to everyone tomorrow.

Razor