Forum: Collective2 Suggestions, Feedback, Questions
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| Subject: | Crossing the Rubicon |
| Posted by: | Don Mead ( C2 Score: 998 ) |
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| When: | 6/21/12 (11:32) | |
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| | From today's comments at http://SevenSentinels.com at 11:30 AM:
11:30... With six of eight HTT's on sell mode, we watch the remaining two as they approach sell mode. One of those two is shown below, showing what we mean when we say that it is "inflecting towards sell mode". We patiently wait for a signal... the point at which markets have crossed the Rubicon and are not likely to look back for days or even weeks. Then and only then can we trade short for active accounts with the wind at our backs - and feel confident in being out of all longs for position accounts: |
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