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December 8, 2008 at 7:21 PM #313568December 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM #313098stockstradrParticipant
Somehow, someway, I also have the instinct that this rally has *something* behind it that could push it above the 1,000 mark.
Thanks for educating me on the PPT! I had to go read up on what the hell that is, and feeling a bit foolish for not having known of its existence.
December 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM #313455stockstradrParticipantSomehow, someway, I also have the instinct that this rally has *something* behind it that could push it above the 1,000 mark.
Thanks for educating me on the PPT! I had to go read up on what the hell that is, and feeling a bit foolish for not having known of its existence.
December 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM #313486stockstradrParticipantSomehow, someway, I also have the instinct that this rally has *something* behind it that could push it above the 1,000 mark.
Thanks for educating me on the PPT! I had to go read up on what the hell that is, and feeling a bit foolish for not having known of its existence.
December 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM #313508stockstradrParticipantSomehow, someway, I also have the instinct that this rally has *something* behind it that could push it above the 1,000 mark.
Thanks for educating me on the PPT! I had to go read up on what the hell that is, and feeling a bit foolish for not having known of its existence.
December 8, 2008 at 7:34 PM #313577stockstradrParticipantSomehow, someway, I also have the instinct that this rally has *something* behind it that could push it above the 1,000 mark.
Thanks for educating me on the PPT! I had to go read up on what the hell that is, and feeling a bit foolish for not having known of its existence.
December 8, 2008 at 10:31 PM #313148mercedes7ParticipantNot so sure it can make it to 1000, but if it does, I’m shorting the hell out of it. This is all hype and emotion. Big Obama is not going to save the economy although I do believe that he will do whatever he can to slow the bleeding. It will plug holes, but we are in big trouble. Something tells me this rally is going to stall out soon – somewhere between where we are now and 950 on the S&P. Watch the bond market for clues. Thought yields would rise a lot more (as bond traders participate in the rally) – they didn’t.
If anyone takes a few minutes to think about Obamas proposals, they will realize it is going to take a lot of time to implement and a hell of a lot of money. We are in crisis mode right now and not thinking at all about the ramifications of the actions we are taking. Wait till all those bills start to come due…then what…how the hell are going to pay for all this? Keep the printing presses going.December 8, 2008 at 10:31 PM #313505mercedes7ParticipantNot so sure it can make it to 1000, but if it does, I’m shorting the hell out of it. This is all hype and emotion. Big Obama is not going to save the economy although I do believe that he will do whatever he can to slow the bleeding. It will plug holes, but we are in big trouble. Something tells me this rally is going to stall out soon – somewhere between where we are now and 950 on the S&P. Watch the bond market for clues. Thought yields would rise a lot more (as bond traders participate in the rally) – they didn’t.
If anyone takes a few minutes to think about Obamas proposals, they will realize it is going to take a lot of time to implement and a hell of a lot of money. We are in crisis mode right now and not thinking at all about the ramifications of the actions we are taking. Wait till all those bills start to come due…then what…how the hell are going to pay for all this? Keep the printing presses going.December 8, 2008 at 10:31 PM #313536mercedes7ParticipantNot so sure it can make it to 1000, but if it does, I’m shorting the hell out of it. This is all hype and emotion. Big Obama is not going to save the economy although I do believe that he will do whatever he can to slow the bleeding. It will plug holes, but we are in big trouble. Something tells me this rally is going to stall out soon – somewhere between where we are now and 950 on the S&P. Watch the bond market for clues. Thought yields would rise a lot more (as bond traders participate in the rally) – they didn’t.
If anyone takes a few minutes to think about Obamas proposals, they will realize it is going to take a lot of time to implement and a hell of a lot of money. We are in crisis mode right now and not thinking at all about the ramifications of the actions we are taking. Wait till all those bills start to come due…then what…how the hell are going to pay for all this? Keep the printing presses going.December 8, 2008 at 10:31 PM #313559mercedes7ParticipantNot so sure it can make it to 1000, but if it does, I’m shorting the hell out of it. This is all hype and emotion. Big Obama is not going to save the economy although I do believe that he will do whatever he can to slow the bleeding. It will plug holes, but we are in big trouble. Something tells me this rally is going to stall out soon – somewhere between where we are now and 950 on the S&P. Watch the bond market for clues. Thought yields would rise a lot more (as bond traders participate in the rally) – they didn’t.
If anyone takes a few minutes to think about Obamas proposals, they will realize it is going to take a lot of time to implement and a hell of a lot of money. We are in crisis mode right now and not thinking at all about the ramifications of the actions we are taking. Wait till all those bills start to come due…then what…how the hell are going to pay for all this? Keep the printing presses going.December 8, 2008 at 10:31 PM #313627mercedes7ParticipantNot so sure it can make it to 1000, but if it does, I’m shorting the hell out of it. This is all hype and emotion. Big Obama is not going to save the economy although I do believe that he will do whatever he can to slow the bleeding. It will plug holes, but we are in big trouble. Something tells me this rally is going to stall out soon – somewhere between where we are now and 950 on the S&P. Watch the bond market for clues. Thought yields would rise a lot more (as bond traders participate in the rally) – they didn’t.
If anyone takes a few minutes to think about Obamas proposals, they will realize it is going to take a lot of time to implement and a hell of a lot of money. We are in crisis mode right now and not thinking at all about the ramifications of the actions we are taking. Wait till all those bills start to come due…then what…how the hell are going to pay for all this? Keep the printing presses going.December 9, 2008 at 9:55 AM #313310Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantWhen you see large funds category of COT report heavily long during a decline you know it is the PPT that is a very abnormal pattern, they are normally the drivers of the trends, not opposite. You basically have to have bottomless pockets to do that, and only one group of people have that, the good ole US Government. They hide in accounts at the big houses like Goldman for example. Any other funds would have capitulated out like we are seeing in commodities right now, when faced with losses that big.
December 9, 2008 at 9:55 AM #313665Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantWhen you see large funds category of COT report heavily long during a decline you know it is the PPT that is a very abnormal pattern, they are normally the drivers of the trends, not opposite. You basically have to have bottomless pockets to do that, and only one group of people have that, the good ole US Government. They hide in accounts at the big houses like Goldman for example. Any other funds would have capitulated out like we are seeing in commodities right now, when faced with losses that big.
December 9, 2008 at 9:55 AM #313696Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantWhen you see large funds category of COT report heavily long during a decline you know it is the PPT that is a very abnormal pattern, they are normally the drivers of the trends, not opposite. You basically have to have bottomless pockets to do that, and only one group of people have that, the good ole US Government. They hide in accounts at the big houses like Goldman for example. Any other funds would have capitulated out like we are seeing in commodities right now, when faced with losses that big.
December 9, 2008 at 9:55 AM #313719Chris Scoreboard JohnstonParticipantWhen you see large funds category of COT report heavily long during a decline you know it is the PPT that is a very abnormal pattern, they are normally the drivers of the trends, not opposite. You basically have to have bottomless pockets to do that, and only one group of people have that, the good ole US Government. They hide in accounts at the big houses like Goldman for example. Any other funds would have capitulated out like we are seeing in commodities right now, when faced with losses that big.
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