BOOM!!!! Feds leave rates the same

[temeculaguy]

O.K. Chris, you are probably right about the liklihood for the whole year but the odds of a cut on tuesday was between 7% and 12% depending on which day you looked at it, my point was that the op mentioned all the speculation pointing toward a cut that didn’t come. What will happen infuture meetings, that’s harder to tell until the data comes out that precedes the meeting. I agree with you that they will usually wait to pull that lever until they have to because there are only so many bullets in that gun, and what’s the famous line about having limited ammo, wait till you see the whites of their eyes.

[kewp]

Have the fundamentals changed at all in 8 months? Nope. I can’t explain this, except to say that it appears tech is kicking back lately and creating yet another bubble.

Lots of folks, myself included, think we are in the midsts of a Web 2.0 bubble. Should end the same as the last one.

In the interim, there is money to made buying/selling on the way up and shorting on the way down.

[kewp]

Have the fundamentals changed at all in 8 months? Nope. I can’t explain this, except to say that it appears tech is kicking back lately and creating yet another bubble.

Lots of folks, myself included, think we are in the midsts of a Web 2.0 bubble. Should end the same as the last one.

In the interim, there is money to made buying/selling on the way up and shorting on the way down.

[kewp]

Have the fundamentals changed at all in 8 months? Nope. I can’t explain this, except to say that it appears tech is kicking back lately and creating yet another bubble.

Lots of folks, myself included, think we are in the midsts of a Web 2.0 bubble. Should end the same as the last one.

In the interim, there is money to made buying/selling on the way up and shorting on the way down.

[HereWeGo]

LOL. Assuming you call the direction correctly, of course. Perhaps straddles or the like are the best approach at this time.

Is the Fed’s cred dead? That’s always the danger with the “Don’t worry, be happy” message.

[HereWeGo]

LOL. Assuming you call the direction correctly, of course. Perhaps straddles or the like are the best approach at this time.

Is the Fed’s cred dead? That’s always the danger with the “Don’t worry, be happy” message.

[HereWeGo]

LOL. Assuming you call the direction correctly, of course. Perhaps straddles or the like are the best approach at this time.

Is the Fed’s cred dead? That’s always the danger with the “Don’t worry, be happy” message.

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