Originally Posted by BroadwayJoe (Post 2837929)

And this moron has had his show on for years......


https://finance.yahoo.com/news/jim-c...222445608.html

Originally Posted by Rex Phinney (Post 2837966)

MCD hitting an all time high today.

I guess the Golden Arches is fine no matter what.

Who knew?

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage (Post 2838051)

Nothing but green bars on my chart since 4am this morning on S&P futures...what a strong up day...who knew?

It still hasn't stopped going up after the regular market close 30 minutes ago...lol

Originally Posted by Tape Reader (Post 2838074)

This is just the beginning of a big up market move.

My target line for the SPY on a weekly chart is currently at 441 and rising. (SPY now at 389.02.)

Originally Posted by Tape Reader (Post 2838074)

This is just the beginning of a big up market move.

My target line for the SPY on a weekly chart is currently at 441 and rising. (SPY now at 389.02.)

Originally Posted by Jeff P (Post 2838215)

Any concerns about the coming FED announcement next week?


-jp

Originally Posted by Tape Reader (Post 2838074)

This is just the beginning of a big up market move.

My target line for the SPY on a weekly chart is currently at 441 and rising. (SPY now at 389.02.)

Originally Posted by Tape Reader (Post 2838074)

This is just the beginning of a big up market move.

My target line for the SPY on a weekly chart is currently at 441 and rising. (SPY now at 389.02.)

Originally Posted by FakeNameChanged (Post 2838334)

I agree with your assessment. I have 'slightly' more uptimism with a tentative target of 460-463.

Originally Posted by BroadwayJoe (Post 2838336)

As I'm ecstatic over your predictions.....and wish it


I cant believe that your predicting up to a 18% jump

That's obliterating the trend line and making the S&P hitting around 4600


Fingers crossed but not expecting :(

Originally Posted by FakeNameChanged (Post 2838342)

Haha, expect the best, plan for the worst. I go with whatever trend I can see or predict. When I'm wrong, I go the other way. Never stick to what i thought last week or last month.

I commented on $TWTR last week, that Jenny Harrington, CEO of Gilman-Hill Asset Mgtmt. has stuck with $META from $320 all the way down to $99. She did trim some at $260, but continues to hold. That's what almost every Financial services company does to their clients. They practice zero risk management and are incapable of going with a trend that is rolling over their predictions. Typical of a fundamental asset manager, who scoffs at technical analysis.

Jenny is on @CNBC just about every week. She's in the majority of most of what I hear on these shows. Sorry for the rant.