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For better or worse, my algos have always stayed in the market through expected big new events (i.e. FOMC)

The algos detect hidden patterns that correlate to future price actions. I believe that more often than not, the price action prior to the expected news events may help to forecast the price action after the news hits.

I don't have to be right 100% of the time, just more often than not.

This type of crowd precognition is nothing new. They say tweets can ...

Stocks remained relatively flat yesterday in front of today's important FOMC policy statement. The Dow ended the day up 13-points, the S&P and Nasdaq were basically flat as well, but small caps had a nice day. After the bell however, more trouble on the earnings front put some pressure on stocks after hours.

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Stocks opened lower on Monday and saw some stiff losses throughout the morning. The bulls stepped up and there was some afternoon buying with a late spike higher as the Dow ended the day with a 27-point loss, erasing most of the nearly 150-point loss it had earlier.

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I will discuss things relating to GDX, NUGT, DUST, T/A, EXCEL, and/or Algo's, etc. A couple of times per week (at least).

This post is a basic introduction.

[B]What is GDX?[/B]

"Market Vectors® Gold Miners ETF (GDX®) seeks to replicate as closely as possible, before fees and expenses, the price and yield performance of the NYSE Arca Gold Miners Index (GDMNTR[SUP]2[/SUP]), which is intended ...

Stocks were mixed on Friday after a late rally erased most, if not all, of the the morning losses. The Dow gained 21-points while the S&P was flat, small caps were up strongly, but the Nasdaq was down on tech earnings. The dip buyers barely lasted an hour on Friday after the 100-point loss on Thursday and more weakness to start the day on Friday.

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