Once again BlackBerry (BBRY) proves the point that it’s a lot harder to make money against the trend than it is with it.  After the counter trend bounce signal the stock traded higher, but crashed before traders on Twitter had given up.  Another point to make is that in a live trade taking profit at the 50 and 200 day moving averages would have protected the profits even if you still held 1/3 of the position when it crashed.  That’s why we always remind you to make your own decisions on each trade and don’t use our signals blindly.  They are meant to be confirmation of what you already know or a starting point for your research. Twitter sentiment for Emerging Markets (EEM) has now closed its sell signal. All I can say is ouch…not every signal ends up being correct.