Elliott Wave and Index Trends with POKERSAM

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Strategies & Market Trends
Elliott Wave and Index Trends with POKERSAM

An SI Board Since January 2019

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
473	52	9	SPX

Emcee: POKERSAM	Type: Moderated

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The emphases will be on short term to long term Index trends.
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*Political Conservatism. Discussion of this topic should be held to a minimum.
*We are in a Bear Market. This may change, this is not a perma bear or perma bull board.
*Elliott Wave is the preferred system of TA. All others may be discussed, however.
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You are free to disagree with the moderator on these three issues but
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473	Very interesting you see it with a different model on a different time frame, Pe	scoot1212	-	4 hours ago
472	Absolutely agree. Difference is that I'm looking at monthlies whereas you	pedro_deleon	1	yesterday
471	Based upon my technical models, we are currently in a similar place as we were i	scoot1212	-	yesterday
470	U R welcome Sam... Unfortunately for the Bulls, Moi continues to make chart com	Ms. Baby Boomer	-	yesterday
469	You are so right. Thank you, Ms.	POKERSAM	1	yesterday
468	The Market is closed Monday for the President's Day Holiday... Although, th	Ms. Baby Boomer	1	yesterday
467	It is toast at the close. This sets up a collapse for Monday morning.	POKERSAM	2	yesterday
466	With further developments in the wave structure there is a way to count this wit	POKERSAM	-	yesterday
465	I think we are putting a running flat (iv). That seems to be the only explanat	POKERSAM	1	yesterday
464	Pokersam, did we just see the last little 5 waves up this morning? Looks suspici	scoot1212	1	yesterday
463	I think that is hilarious. lol	POKERSAM	1	yesterday
462	And you are out of here. [graphic]	POKERSAM	1	yesterday
461	Your hilarious!	CurtisK	3	yesterday
460	Agreed. They could keep taking it higher 15% a year if they desired. Jon	Robohogs	-	yesterday
459	The Fed and their Banker Gangsters, World Wide, can push this market has high as	The-Democrat	-	yesterday
458	I have been cute trying to small short off and on - just mauled every f’ing time	Robohogs	5	yesterday
457	The Squeeze Metrics data has been showing what appears to be a lot of dark pool	Jack of All Trades	-	yesterday
456	Kinda both tbh. Down 15-20 at low. 20 pt vertical rally from there so far. A twi	Robohogs	-	yesterday
455	The last few months the turn down has started on Thur. or Friday. Yes, it is ve	POKERSAM	1	Thursday
454	I've got a mini crash alert going for tomorrow. I have a triple divergence o	scoot1212	-	Thursday
453	We may have topped, tomorrow should be interesting... I would be surprised by a	Jack of All Trades	-	Thursday
452	Maybe, but I don't think so. We could collapse tomorrow.	POKERSAM	-	Thursday
451	Bearish count handle 277?	Jack of All Trades	-	Thursday
450	That works fine for the bullish count but sucks for the bearish.	POKERSAM	-	Thursday
449	I have a bunch of fib exts that keep lining up with SPY 279 across multiple time	Jack of All Trades	-	Thursday

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