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Strategies & Market Trends : Buy and Sell Signals, and Other Market Perspectives -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: SGJ who wrote (109084)	7/31/2018 8:43:34 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	3 Recommendations Recommended By GoodGord Seismo Vendit™ Respond to of 218451

Thanks, I appreciate the discussion, but it's not my job nor anyone's to make a judgement call on anyone else's market comments... if someone doesn't care to see another poster's comments then put them on ignore, that's what the ignore function is for... Personally, I'm very glad that people can express their bearishness or bullishness, constantly or otherwise, and over time they illustrate their value or lack of value with their inability to discern market action... Sure, some people are always bearish and some are always bullish, who am I to question them, it's none of my business and no one should tell them not to express their particular point of view... why should anyone be censored because their market view is different than someone else's??? I want more diversity in market perspectives, not less, wide diversity offers food for thought... on the other hand, if everyone thought and said the same thing, then why not just make it a policy that if you don't agree with the agenda then you get censored... that would be ludicrous and ridiculous... GZ

To: SGJ who wrote (109084)	7/31/2018 9:32:39 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	1 Recommendation Recommended By Machaon Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218451

I just got word that the FED hasn't yet reduced its balance sheet although it was scheduled for today... They're going to do it tonight in the evening and overnight markets... that's kind of sneaky... Let's see if it has any effect on the overnight markets... they'll reduce their balance sheet by $23 billion overnight although that makes no sense at all, the overnight market is so thin... GZ