[quote=chiknthief;6397598] I don't do EWP but I have a problem with this.

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The gap up was from $420 in early 2012 was due to an earnings report, right? It'll bounce off that, for sure. However, I think it can go lower. $325, $250, and $200 are long term targets for me. Even as low as $100! But maybe that's just crazy.

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Apple's taking a beating today. Down $61 right now.

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I'm looking at 118.

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SSYS Looks like a good time to short? Weekly

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Hmm.. Not sure now. 1H 1M

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Just a few pips shy. 88.6 now? 1H

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I think price could gravitate towards 90.18. 1H

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Maybe the angle could be moved down by a degree or two, and then it would be fine with me. Grapes, wine, all just vinegar with time.

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Sex robots exist. Primitive in a sense, and very expensive, but things will be perfected with time. I think the Japanese make them.

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I'd like to see some research reviewed by the scientific community if you're going to make a claim like that.

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Science is trying to do just that. url

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Ya know, even then, that's still very subjective. Do I use the lines going inwards to a point, yet haven't? Or do I take two lines that just simply will never touch ever?

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I just think there's a difference between just being an ass and being an ass with class.

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So, you let other traders pick crucial levels for you? Am I reading that right? If SR is objective, what is it? Is it a trend line from high-to-high? Is it a trend line at all?

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I find this to be quite relevant. I don't think a market maker would ignore the ask price, because they do both buying and selling. I would think when the spread is very high, they would be able to make some money. But I don't know for sure.

What price do the market makers see?

I'm thinking just a little under $20 for FB.

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Is it an objectively crucial level or subjectively? You talk of SR and fib, but aren't these things inherently subjective? What is a crucial level, anyhow?

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I don't get why I would be reading every post by specific members who are just beyond help. Is this what you do? If so, I'd advise not doing that. Especially if displeases you.

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