> Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> else:

> ++++++++++
>   Standard
> R3 9.98667
> R2 9.72333
> R1 9.55667
> PP 9.29333
> S1 9.12667
> S2 8.86333
> S3 8.69667
> Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> ++++++++++

> All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> end of their meeting tomorrow.

> The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> accelerate?

> I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> on our new price levels.

> On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> will end.

> But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> this hour in the morning.

> Have a GREAT day.

> Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> are keeping this forum.

> Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> else:

> ++++++++++
>   Standard
> R3 9.98667
> R2 9.72333
> R1 9.55667
> PP 9.29333
> S1 9.12667
> S2 8.86333
> S3 8.69667
> Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> ++++++++++

> All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> end of their meeting tomorrow.

> The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> accelerate?

> I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> on our new price levels.

> On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> will end.

> But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> this hour in the morning.

> Have a GREAT day.

> Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> are keeping this forum.

> A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > else:

> > ++++++++++
> >   Standard
> > R3 9.98667
> > R2 9.72333
> > R1 9.55667
> > PP 9.29333
> > S1 9.12667
> > S2 8.86333
> > S3 8.69667
> > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > ++++++++++

> > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > accelerate?

> > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > on our new price levels.

> > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > will end.

> > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > this hour in the morning.

> > Have a GREAT day.

> > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> mini wall at 9.56
> R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> 9.54 days high
> & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> BUT who the heck knows... its close
> IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> TT
> et al

> Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> Morning MY friends

> I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> that
> made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> least
> the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> during that slaughter

> LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> but that's what it was.
> weeks ago,

> some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> BUT where from here?

> BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> protecting my children
> 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> months
> or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Think Tank & All~

> > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > else:

> > > ++++++++++
> > >   Standard
> > > R3 9.98667
> > > R2 9.72333
> > > R1 9.55667
> > > PP 9.29333
> > > S1 9.12667
> > > S2 8.86333
> > > S3 8.69667
> > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > ++++++++++

> > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > accelerate?

> > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > on our new price levels.

> > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > will end.

> > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > this hour in the morning.

> > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

> > - Show quoted text -

> On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > w,

> > mini wall at 9.56
> > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > 9.54 days high
> > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > TT
> > et al

> > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > Morning MY friends

> > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > that
> > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > least
> > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > during that slaughter

> > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > but that's what it was.
> > weeks ago,

> > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > BUT where from here?

> > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > protecting my children
> > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > months
> > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Think Tank & All~

> > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > else:

> > > > ++++++++++
> > > >   Standard
> > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > ++++++++++

> > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > accelerate?

> > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > will end.

> > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

> > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > w,

> > mini wall at 9.56
> > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > 9.54 days high
> > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > TT
> > et al

> > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > Morning MY friends

> > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > that
> > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > least
> > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > during that slaughter

> > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > but that's what it was.
> > weeks ago,

> > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > BUT where from here?

> > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > protecting my children
> > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > months
> > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Think Tank & All~

> > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > else:

> > > > ++++++++++
> > > >   Standard
> > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > ++++++++++

> > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > accelerate?

> > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > will end.

> > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

> > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -

> - Show quoted text -

> mini wall at 9.56
> R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> 9.54 days high
> & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> BUT who the heck knows... its close
> IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> TT
> et al

> Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> Morning MY friends

> I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> that
> made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> least
> the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> during that slaughter

> LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> but that's what it was.
> weeks ago,

> some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> BUT where from here?

> BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> protecting my children
> 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> months
> or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Think Tank & All~

> > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > else:

> > > ++++++++++
> > >   Standard
> > > R3 9.98667
> > > R2 9.72333
> > > R1 9.55667
> > > PP 9.29333
> > > S1 9.12667
> > > S2 8.86333
> > > S3 8.69667
> > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > ++++++++++

> > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > accelerate?

> > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > on our new price levels.

> > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > will end.

> > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > this hour in the morning.

> > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

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> - Show quoted text -

> Is everyone anticipating a decline today?  Am I alone in what I
> expect?

> On Dec 16, 6:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > w,

> > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > 9.54 days high
> > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > TT
> > > et al

> > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > Morning MY friends

> > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > that
> > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > least
> > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > during that slaughter

> > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > but that's what it was.
> > > weeks ago,

> > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > BUT where from here?

> > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > protecting my children
> > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > months
> > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > else:

> > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > >   Standard
> > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > will end.

> > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

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> - Show quoted text -

> Is everyone anticipating a decline today?  Am I alone in what I
> expect?

> On Dec 16, 6:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > w,

> > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > 9.54 days high
> > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > TT
> > > et al

> > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > Morning MY friends

> > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > that
> > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > least
> > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > during that slaughter

> > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > but that's what it was.
> > > weeks ago,

> > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > BUT where from here?

> > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > protecting my children
> > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > months
> > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > else:

> > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > >   Standard
> > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > will end.

> > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

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> - Show quoted text -

> Having as much trouble following your thinking now as I often did when
> you appeared to be just "hyping" imaginary F advances.

> I believe that you have repeatedly stated your expectation that F
> will, in short order, reach $12.00.

> That is a little more than a 25% advance from current price.

> I certainly don't mind your "taking off your pretty white shoes and
> pom-poms".  Nor do I object to your decision to not encourage the
> "retail customer" to do one thing or another.

> Rather, I am simply confused.

> Do you no longer expect F to continue on to $10, $11 and $12?

> If you do fundamentally still believe in the quality of the F
> products, leadership, and position, why all the consternation?

> Just because we finally got a relatively small advance towards what
> you have expected, why turn so negative?  Or at least, so uncertain?

> On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > w,

> > mini wall at 9.56
> > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > 9.54 days high
> > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > TT
> > et al

> > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > Morning MY friends

> > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > that
> > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > least
> > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > during that slaughter

> > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > but that's what it was.
> > weeks ago,

> > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > BUT where from here?

> > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > protecting my children
> > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > months
> > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Think Tank & All~

> > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > else:

> > > > ++++++++++
> > > >   Standard
> > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > ++++++++++

> > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > accelerate?

> > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > will end.

> > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

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> - Show quoted text -

> Is everyone anticipating a decline today?  Am I alone in what I
> expect?

> On Dec 16, 6:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > w,

> > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > 9.54 days high
> > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > TT
> > > et al

> > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > Morning MY friends

> > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > that
> > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > least
> > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > during that slaughter

> > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > but that's what it was.
> > > weeks ago,

> > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > BUT where from here?

> > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > protecting my children
> > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > months
> > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > else:

> > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > >   Standard
> > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > will end.

> > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

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> > - Show quoted text -

> On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > w,

> > mini wall at 9.56
> > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > 9.54 days high
> > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > TT
> > et al

> > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > Morning MY friends

> > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > that
> > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > least
> > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > during that slaughter

> > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > but that's what it was.
> > weeks ago,

> > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > BUT where from here?

> > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > protecting my children
> > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > months
> > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Think Tank & All~

> > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > else:

> > > > ++++++++++
> > > >   Standard
> > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > ++++++++++

> > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > accelerate?

> > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > will end.

> > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
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> What did you just say?

> On Dec 16, 7:25 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > edin,

> > Having as much trouble following your thinking now as I often did when
> > you appeared to be just "hyping" imaginary F advances.

> > I believe that you have repeatedly stated your expectation that F
> > will, in short order, reach $12.00.

> > That is a little more than a 25% advance from current price.

> > I certainly don't mind your "taking off your pretty white shoes and
> > pom-poms".  Nor do I object to your decision to not encourage the
> > "retail customer" to do one thing or another.

> > Rather, I am simply confused.

> > Do you no longer expect F to continue on to $10, $11 and $12?

> > If you do fundamentally still believe in the quality of the F
> > products, leadership, and position, why all the consternation?

> > Just because we finally got a relatively small advance towards what
> > you have expected, why turn so negative?  Or at least, so uncertain?

> > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > w,

> > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > 9.54 days high
> > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > TT
> > > et al

> > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > Morning MY friends

> > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > that
> > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > least
> > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > during that slaughter

> > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > but that's what it was.
> > > weeks ago,

> > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > BUT where from here?

> > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > protecting my children
> > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > months
> > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > else:

> > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > >   Standard
> > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > will end.

> > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
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> Ok lay it on the line.... "stuper Blue cape 3s"
> prediction for Mr. W

> hey to tech guys
> Where azzzwhip Mike Paulenoff
> he said AFTER a slide, again after the fact
> 8.70s retest, going to 8.41

> && ITS UP $1.00 since
> & NO Mike Paulenoff double talk to help us
> or assist  wall street thugs STEALING shares on the cheap.
> Is he going to wait a little long with Chart tech talk , double talk,
> pretending
> after the fact he made the upside call.
> h
> m
> m

> mike paulenoff
> is like Dick Bove lately  discussing financials, c & bac wfc
> & moron Rick Santelli -a Bond guy who WRONG all year long ... on
> markets upside.
> and all the arm cjhair economists on TV .... that scared most small
> investors... into HUGE loses
> && then say ... take profits your a dumb retail investor.

> Im just VENTING happy this morning.

> On Dec 16, 8:09 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Think Tank & All~

> > Is everyone anticipating a decline today?  Am I alone in what I
> > expect?

> > On Dec 16, 6:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > w,

> > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > TT
> > > > et al

> > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > that
> > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > least
> > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > during that slaughter

> > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > weeks ago,

> > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > protecting my children
> > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > months
> > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > else:

> > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
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> The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > w,

> > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > 9.54 days high
> > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > TT
> > > et al

> > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > Morning MY friends

> > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > that
> > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > least
> > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > during that slaughter

> > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > but that's what it was.
> > > weeks ago,

> > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > BUT where from here?

> > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > protecting my children
> > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > months
> > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > else:

> > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > >   Standard
> > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > will end.

> > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

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> On Dec 16, 8:39 am, Gotluck <rsgotl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Good Morning Think Tank,

> > The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> > sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> > flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> > triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> > November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> > straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> > 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> > pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> > know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> > past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> > ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> > and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> > the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> > this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> > have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> > My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> > least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> > make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> > dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> > chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> > seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> > tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> > On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > w,

> > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > TT
> > > > et al

> > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > that
> > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > least
> > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > during that slaughter

> > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > weeks ago,

> > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > protecting my children
> > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > months
> > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > else:

> > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

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> The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > w,

> > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > 9.54 days high
> > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > TT
> > > et al

> > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > Morning MY friends

> > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > that
> > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > least
> > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > during that slaughter

> > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > but that's what it was.
> > > weeks ago,

> > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > BUT where from here?

> > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > protecting my children
> > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > months
> > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > else:

> > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > >   Standard
> > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > will end.

> > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
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> With a half hour left before the opening of the regular-hour markets,
> the last trade for F was at $9.45 with 97K shares traded.  Looks like
> we might open at the 52-week high set yesterday.

> A collection of thoughts and reactions follow:

> Gotluck~
> MANY thanks for the chart work.
> Your call fits my "gut"!  The mid-$9.70s just "feels" right to me.  I
> do, however, doubt a subsequent pull-back to the $9.1xs.  Could
> definitely see on back to about where we are now, but doubt that it
> would go much deeper.  Partly because of the timing of the Dec sales
> release.  Too close.

> deanJames~
> I agree pretty completely with you call for the day.

> All~
> I expect a real donney-brooke today.  I do NOT think that the bears
> are going to disappear.  Still unsure of why they are fighting so
> intensely, but I only expect it to be more intense today.  Hope I am
> wrong.
> Given the above, it think it could really go either way today.
> But given Gotluck's chart and my base instincts, I am going to predict
> that today is the day of the next leg of the move.

> Therefore, my prediction for you, edin:

> Open:  $9.40  (I think it could easily open at the 52-week high, but I
> expect another "Suppressor" move just before the opening, so....)
> Dip:  $9.35  (Could get much uglier, but ....)
> High:  R2 ($9.72)   (Maybe it won't be today, but....)
> Close:  R1 (9.56)   (Quite comfortable with this one.  Could be much
> higher.  And if the battle goes the wrong way....?)

> Interested in your thoughts!  Please share.

> On Dec 16, 7:39 am, Gotluck <rsgotl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Good Morning Think Tank,

> > The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> > sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> > flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> > triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> > November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> > straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> > 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> > pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> > know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> > past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> > ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> > and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> > the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> > this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> > have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> > My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> > least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> > make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> > dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> > chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> > seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> > tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> > On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > w,

> > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > TT
> > > > et al

> > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > that
> > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > least
> > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > during that slaughter

> > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > weeks ago,

> > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > protecting my children
> > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > months
> > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > else:

> > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues

> With a half hour left before the opening of the regular-hour markets,
> the last trade for F was at $9.45 with 97K shares traded.  Looks like
> we might open at the 52-week high set yesterday.

> A collection of thoughts and reactions follow:

> Gotluck~
> MANY thanks for the chart work.
> Your call fits my "gut"!  The mid-$9.70s just "feels" right to me.  I
> do, however, doubt a subsequent pull-back to the $9.1xs.  Could
> definitely see on back to about where we are now, but doubt that it
> would go much deeper.  Partly because of the timing of the Dec sales
> release.  Too close.

> deanJames~
> I agree pretty completely with you call for the day.

> All~
> I expect a real donney-brooke today.  I do NOT think that the bears
> are going to disappear.  Still unsure of why they are fighting so
> intensely, but I only expect it to be more intense today.  Hope I am
> wrong.
> Given the above, it think it could really go either way today.
> But given Gotluck's chart and my base instincts, I am going to predict
> that today is the day of the next leg of the move.

> Therefore, my prediction for you, edin:

> Open:  $9.40  (I think it could easily open at the 52-week high, but I
> expect another "Suppressor" move just before the opening, so....)
> Dip:  $9.35  (Could get much uglier, but ....)
> High:  R2 ($9.72)   (Maybe it won't be today, but....)
> Close:  R1 (9.56)   (Quite comfortable with this one.  Could be much
> higher.  And if the battle goes the wrong way....?)

> Interested in your thoughts!  Please share.

> On Dec 16, 7:39 am, Gotluck <rsgotl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Good Morning Think Tank,

> > The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> > sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> > flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> > triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> > November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> > straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> > 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> > pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> > know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> > past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> > ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> > and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> > the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> > this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> > have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> > My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> > least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> > make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> > dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> > chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> > seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> > tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> > On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > w,

> > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > TT
> > > > et al

> > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > that
> > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > least
> > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > during that slaughter

> > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > weeks ago,

> > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > protecting my children
> > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > months
> > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > else:

> > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
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> On Dec 16, 9:15 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Think Tank & All~

> > With a half hour left before the opening of the regular-hour markets,
> > the last trade for F was at $9.45 with 97K shares traded.  Looks like
> > we might open at the 52-week high set yesterday.

> > A collection of thoughts and reactions follow:

> > Gotluck~
> > MANY thanks for the chart work.
> > Your call fits my "gut"!  The mid-$9.70s just "feels" right to me.  I
> > do, however, doubt a subsequent pull-back to the $9.1xs.  Could
> > definitely see on back to about where we are now, but doubt that it
> > would go much deeper.  Partly because of the timing of the Dec sales
> > release.  Too close.

> > deanJames~
> > I agree pretty completely with you call for the day.

> > All~
> > I expect a real donney-brooke today.  I do NOT think that the bears
> > are going to disappear.  Still unsure of why they are fighting so
> > intensely, but I only expect it to be more intense today.  Hope I am
> > wrong.
> > Given the above, it think it could really go either way today.
> > But given Gotluck's chart and my base instincts, I am going to predict
> > that today is the day of the next leg of the move.

> > Therefore, my prediction for you, edin:

> > Open:  $9.40  (I think it could easily open at the 52-week high, but I
> > expect another "Suppressor" move just before the opening, so....)
> > Dip:  $9.35  (Could get much uglier, but ....)
> > High:  R2 ($9.72)   (Maybe it won't be today, but....)
> > Close:  R1 (9.56)   (Quite comfortable with this one.  Could be much
> > higher.  And if the battle goes the wrong way....?)

> > Interested in your thoughts!  Please share.

> > On Dec 16, 7:39 am, Gotluck <rsgotl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Good Morning Think Tank,

> > > The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> > > sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> > > flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> > > triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> > > November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> > > straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> > > 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> > > pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> > > know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> > > past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> > > ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> > > and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> > > the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> > > this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> > > have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> > > My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> > > least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> > > make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> > > dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> > > chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> > > seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> > > tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> > > On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > > w,

> > > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > > TT
> > > > > et al

> > > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > > that
> > > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > > least
> > > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > > during that slaughter

> > > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > > weeks ago,

> > > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > > protecting my children
> > > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > > months
> > > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > > else:

> > > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

> > > > > > - Show quoted text --

> On Dec 16, 9:15 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Think Tank & All~

> > With a half hour left before the opening of the regular-hour markets,
> > the last trade for F was at $9.45 with 97K shares traded.  Looks like
> > we might open at the 52-week high set yesterday.

> > A collection of thoughts and reactions follow:

> > Gotluck~
> > MANY thanks for the chart work.
> > Your call fits my "gut"!  The mid-$9.70s just "feels" right to me.  I
> > do, however, doubt a subsequent pull-back to the $9.1xs.  Could
> > definitely see on back to about where we are now, but doubt that it
> > would go much deeper.  Partly because of the timing of the Dec sales
> > release.  Too close.

> > deanJames~
> > I agree pretty completely with you call for the day.

> > All~
> > I expect a real donney-brooke today.  I do NOT think that the bears
> > are going to disappear.  Still unsure of why they are fighting so
> > intensely, but I only expect it to be more intense today.  Hope I am
> > wrong.
> > Given the above, it think it could really go either way today.
> > But given Gotluck's chart and my base instincts, I am going to predict
> > that today is the day of the next leg of the move.

> > Therefore, my prediction for you, edin:

> > Open:  $9.40  (I think it could easily open at the 52-week high, but I
> > expect another "Suppressor" move just before the opening, so....)
> > Dip:  $9.35  (Could get much uglier, but ....)
> > High:  R2 ($9.72)   (Maybe it won't be today, but....)
> > Close:  R1 (9.56)   (Quite comfortable with this one.  Could be much
> > higher.  And if the battle goes the wrong way....?)

> > Interested in your thoughts!  Please share.

> > On Dec 16, 7:39 am, Gotluck <rsgotl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Good Morning Think Tank,

> > > The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> > > sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> > > flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> > > triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> > > November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> > > straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> > > 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> > > pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> > > know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> > > past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> > > ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> > > and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> > > the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> > > this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> > > have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> > > My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> > > least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> > > make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> > > dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> > > chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> > > seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> > > tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> > > On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > > w,

> > > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > > TT
> > > > > et al

> > > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > > that
> > > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > > least
> > > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > > during that slaughter

> > > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > > weeks ago,

> > > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > > protecting my children
> > > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > > months
> > > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > > else:

> > > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > > > might she dip (any reload opportunities)?  Just how HIGH will this pup
> > > > > > > reach today?  And where, oh where, will she close.

> > > > > > > Last word ~ no additional trades as of now.  Trading range at this
> > > > > > > moment shows as $9.39 - $9.44.  Queues still thin, as is customary at
> > > > > > > this hour in the morning.

> > > > > > > Have a GREAT day.

> > > > > > > Thanks for reporting all SPAM as soon as it show.  LOVE how clean YOU
> > > > > > > are keeping this forum.- Hide quoted text -

> > > > > > - Show quoted

> On Dec 16, 9:28 am, boomerbust <ken27...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > Open 9.28 dip 9.20 hi 9.36 close 9.28

> > On Dec 16, 9:15 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Think Tank & All~

> > > With a half hour left before the opening of the regular-hour markets,
> > > the last trade for F was at $9.45 with 97K shares traded.  Looks like
> > > we might open at the 52-week high set yesterday.

> > > A collection of thoughts and reactions follow:

> > > Gotluck~
> > > MANY thanks for the chart work.
> > > Your call fits my "gut"!  The mid-$9.70s just "feels" right to me.  I
> > > do, however, doubt a subsequent pull-back to the $9.1xs.  Could
> > > definitely see on back to about where we are now, but doubt that it
> > > would go much deeper.  Partly because of the timing of the Dec sales
> > > release.  Too close.

> > > deanJames~
> > > I agree pretty completely with you call for the day.

> > > All~
> > > I expect a real donney-brooke today.  I do NOT think that the bears
> > > are going to disappear.  Still unsure of why they are fighting so
> > > intensely, but I only expect it to be more intense today.  Hope I am
> > > wrong.
> > > Given the above, it think it could really go either way today.
> > > But given Gotluck's chart and my base instincts, I am going to predict
> > > that today is the day of the next leg of the move.

> > > Therefore, my prediction for you, edin:

> > > Open:  $9.40  (I think it could easily open at the 52-week high, but I
> > > expect another "Suppressor" move just before the opening, so....)
> > > Dip:  $9.35  (Could get much uglier, but ....)
> > > High:  R2 ($9.72)   (Maybe it won't be today, but....)
> > > Close:  R1 (9.56)   (Quite comfortable with this one.  Could be much
> > > higher.  And if the battle goes the wrong way....?)

> > > Interested in your thoughts!  Please share.

> > > On Dec 16, 7:39 am, Gotluck <rsgotl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Good Morning Think Tank,

> > > > The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> > > > sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> > > > flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> > > > triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> > > > November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> > > > straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> > > > 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> > > > pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> > > > know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> > > > past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> > > > ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> > > > and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> > > > the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> > > > this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> > > > have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> > > > My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> > > > least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> > > > make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> > > > dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> > > > chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> > > > seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> > > > tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> > > > On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > > > w,

> > > > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > > > TT
> > > > > > et al

> > > > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > > > that
> > > > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > > > least
> > > > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > > > during that slaughter

> > > > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > > > weeks ago,

> > > > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > > > protecting my children
> > > > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > > > months
> > > > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > > > else:

> > > > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will
> > > > > > > > bring.  In particular, where will F open regular trading?  How low
> > > > > > > > might she dip (any reload

> On Dec 16, 9:28 am, boomerbust <ken27...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> > Open 9.28 dip 9.20 hi 9.36 close 9.28

> > On Dec 16, 9:15 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > Think Tank & All~

> > > With a half hour left before the opening of the regular-hour markets,
> > > the last trade for F was at $9.45 with 97K shares traded.  Looks like
> > > we might open at the 52-week high set yesterday.

> > > A collection of thoughts and reactions follow:

> > > Gotluck~
> > > MANY thanks for the chart work.
> > > Your call fits my "gut"!  The mid-$9.70s just "feels" right to me.  I
> > > do, however, doubt a subsequent pull-back to the $9.1xs.  Could
> > > definitely see on back to about where we are now, but doubt that it
> > > would go much deeper.  Partly because of the timing of the Dec sales
> > > release.  Too close.

> > > deanJames~
> > > I agree pretty completely with you call for the day.

> > > All~
> > > I expect a real donney-brooke today.  I do NOT think that the bears
> > > are going to disappear.  Still unsure of why they are fighting so
> > > intensely, but I only expect it to be more intense today.  Hope I am
> > > wrong.
> > > Given the above, it think it could really go either way today.
> > > But given Gotluck's chart and my base instincts, I am going to predict
> > > that today is the day of the next leg of the move.

> > > Therefore, my prediction for you, edin:

> > > Open:  $9.40  (I think it could easily open at the 52-week high, but I
> > > expect another "Suppressor" move just before the opening, so....)
> > > Dip:  $9.35  (Could get much uglier, but ....)
> > > High:  R2 ($9.72)   (Maybe it won't be today, but....)
> > > Close:  R1 (9.56)   (Quite comfortable with this one.  Could be much
> > > higher.  And if the battle goes the wrong way....?)

> > > Interested in your thoughts!  Please share.

> > > On Dec 16, 7:39 am, Gotluck <rsgotl...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Good Morning Think Tank,

> > > > The chart says we are breaking out on an ascending bull flag. The
> > > > sketch for this looks like a flag pole with an ascending triangle
> > > > flag. The base of the pole begins at the launch point prior to the
> > > > triangular consolidation...the flag. In my estimation this resides at
> > > > November 5th at roughly 7.50. The pole begins here and is drawn
> > > > straight up to the point of break out - the top of the flag - I'd say
> > > > 9.xx. The technical target is derived by doubling the height of the
> > > > pole. By this chicanery the technical target looks like 10.60 but we
> > > > know better than that. If you look at the way Ford has behaved in the
> > > > past, that what charts do, you'll see several breakouts on similar set
> > > > ups. Ford always falls short of the technical target in the near term
> > > > and has on every occasion since March begun a new flag before reaching
> > > > the prior target. This is just the way you folks make it move. Bearing
> > > > this in mind I would call a target in the vicinity of 9.7x and hope to
> > > > have "schnitzed" a few cents below that.
> > > > My thoughts for the day is if we don't get a long candle Ford will at
> > > > least hold the line trading in a relatively narrow range today. If we
> > > > make the 9.7x target I'd expect to see another consolidation there
> > > > dipping back to who knows what....but I'm eyeballing 9.10 +/-. I'll
> > > > chime in when I can but with all the color choices my co-workers have
> > > > seized the Christmas spirit, layering me with Christmas colored duct
> > > > tape...and a few ornaments. Have a great day all, ...I'm strapping in.

> > > > On Dec 16, 7:58 am, Charlie Foreigner <cajolum...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > I think F will have a bit of a pullback today trading between 9.20 &
> > > > > 9.30 but my crystall ball is all messed up. Was way off yesterday.

> > > > > On Dec 16, 6:53 am, edin <milpr...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > > > w,

> > > > > > mini wall at 9.56
> > > > > > R3 is near Torontos topline # $9.82
> > > > > > S1 dip near OLD high also reachable

> > > > > > being conservative Id say morning Gap til near 11am
> > > > > > 9.54 days high
> > > > > > & day trade range 9.30s til 9.54

> > > > > > BUT who the heck knows... its close
> > > > > > IF volume pushes near 100M many things can happen

> > > > > > TT
> > > > > > et al

> > > > > > Im feeling a little like John Mccain ... this am
> > > > > > Morning MY friends

> > > > > > I was hopeful Gotluck would have given an acceptance speech
> > > > > > to close out yesterdays thread.... thanking all the little people
> > > > > > that
> > > > > > made yesterday possible, his agent etc, wife family & last but not
> > > > > > least
> > > > > > the squealing Pig SHORTS ...
> > > > > > during that slaughter

> > > > > > LETS be truthful, MY Friends that was a "medium- hard" Short Squeeze.

> > > > > > Not a bad or good thing ... no qualifying it further,
> > > > > > but that's what it was.
> > > > > > weeks ago,

> > > > > > some said our new trade range was 8.25 to 9.42
> > > > > > T icom, said "8.50 to 9.82"

> > > > > > BUT where from here?

> > > > > > BLUNTLY I would prefer, not cheerleading to high 9s right now.
> > > > > > Im taking my pretty "white shoes, and pom poms off"
> > > > > > I would prefer not hype F at these levels,
> > > > > > which could result in a New Long position by "retail investor"
> > > > > > but its one where he/she buys for topline Short seller.

> > > > > > Net short position was unchanged at 135M on 11-30 vs 11-15
> > > > > > right now Im unsure and am neutral Long with F common, no Call options
> > > > > > 1) Should it surge one last time ... I may do shortterm Put position
> > > > > > protecting my children
> > > > > > 2) @ a dip I also may buy back a large position of Calls out couple of
> > > > > > months
> > > > > > or may just stay neutral rethinking the plan

> > > > > > out thinking, the Walls street thugs

> > > > > > BLUE Rush circa 2010 coming

> > > > > > On Dec 16, 7:43 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > Think Tank & All~

> > > > > > > A quick up date at 7:41 eastern~

> > > > > > > Four newer trades so far: two at $9.43 and two at $9.44.

> > > > > > > Range now $9:43-$9.44.

> > > > > > > Queues are filling, but a still thin on the buy side.

> > > > > > > On Dec 16, 6:16 am, wijram <wij...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > > > > Great Mornin' Ta Ya, Think Tank & All,

> > > > > > > > Well, on the mornin' after the FIRST day of this run, or should I say,
> > > > > > > > on the mornin' of the SECOND day of this run, let's get to work.
> > > > > > > > There is still a LONG way to go with this pup.

> > > > > > > > (But yesterday was FUN, wasn't it?)

> > > > > > > > 'Tis lookin like today MIGHT be even more FUN.

> > > > > > > > The major markets in Asia were mixed overnight.  The Nikkei was UP .
> > > > > > > > 93%, but Hong Kong was down .93% and Shanghai was down .59%

> > > > > > > > Europe on the other hand, is universally up.  London is UP .21%, Paris
> > > > > > > > is UP .88% and Frankfort is UP 1.12%.

> > > > > > > > Oil, too, is UP ~ $.77 ($1.12%) to $71.48.

> > > > > > > > The DJIA futures are 38 Pts. and the S&P futures are UP 5.90 Pts.

> > > > > > > > The Pivot Point numbers for F for today are fun to look at, if nothing
> > > > > > > > else:

> > > > > > > > ++++++++++
> > > > > > > >   Standard
> > > > > > > > R3 9.98667
> > > > > > > > R2 9.72333
> > > > > > > > R1 9.55667
> > > > > > > > PP 9.29333
> > > > > > > > S1 9.12667
> > > > > > > > S2 8.86333
> > > > > > > > S3 8.69667
> > > > > > > > Observation: BULLISH with a closing price between pivot point and R1.
> > > > > > > > ++++++++++

> > > > > > > > All kinds of news this morning.  The Fed is meeting and is expected to
> > > > > > > > hold interest rates steady, but nothing should be announced until the
> > > > > > > > end of their meeting tomorrow.

> > > > > > > > The EU has finally dropped their case against Microsoft.  etc.
> > > > > > > > Generally positive, but nothing earth shaking.

> > > > > > > > Geely is in the press as having stressed that they intend to win the
> > > > > > > > contest to buy Volvo.  Now wouldn't an agreement before the end of the
> > > > > > > > year.....   Ah, forget it.  Ain't gonna go that fast.  Is it?

> > > > > > > > Apparently, there was a little excitement in the after-hours market
> > > > > > > > last night, with F momentarily hitting $9.19.  No explanation.  Didn't
> > > > > > > > stick.  Ended the session at $9.39, I believe.

> > > > > > > > That is where the first two trades in the directed-trades market just
> > > > > > > > were entered ($9.39) at 8:04 and 8:07 am.  Not a bad start to the day.

> > > > > > > > The big question is what today will hold.  Was the $9.19 event a
> > > > > > > > harbinger of things to come.  Will the bears strike back today with a
> > > > > > > > vengence or will today see the run continue and perhaps even
> > > > > > > > accelerate?

> > > > > > > > I am, frankly, not anticipating a day that does not see a MAJOR attack
> > > > > > > > on our new price levels.

> > > > > > > > On the other hand, I am even more opptimistic about the way the day
> > > > > > > > will end.

> > > > > > > > But the question at this hour is what do YOU think the day will