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Strategies & Market Trends : January Effect 2003 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: RockyBalboa who wrote (211)	3/13/2003 12:15:03 PM
From: Londo	Respond to of 666

I don't know. But the rule book says that if you have a winner, you must press your gains, so I'm trying to get another TBond future short at 114 14/32. Also, I'm trying to get another S&P long at 814. All of these will be liquidated Friday one way or another. There's just too much geopolitical bull-crap that can go on the weekend, so I'm happy to sit out on the sidelines Friday to Sunday while I read a GOOD BOOK.

To: RockyBalboa who wrote (211)	3/13/2003 2:30:17 PM
From: Londo	Respond to of 666

My orders never got hit (the S&P got as low as 816, the T-bonds got as high as 114 11/16), oh well. At least I'm participating in today's rally (albeit at a lower leverage ratio than I originally anticipated). Oil futures also dropped by 2 bucks today. This is all pointing towards that famous "post-war rally" that was going to happen after the war. I guess the post-war rally just started today. There's still some upside left in the S&P and downside in the T-Bond, so I plan to study very carefully today and make some precise entries over the next 12 hours of trading - there's going to be a lot of shakeouts of the long and short positions, respectively. I see very volatile trading coming ahead.