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  • January 23, 2009 at 1:58 PM #334693
    sunny88
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    [quote=FormerSanDiegan]Now is a great time to be dollar cost averaging into the market. Many stocks are at P/E ratios not seen since Peter Lynch’s hey-day.

    However, I am definitely not amping up my stock allocation or going “all in” or even in large chunks. Too many things can still go wrong to do that.

    I don’t know if the stock market will pick up in 2009, 2010 or 2011, but I am betting that 10 years from now it will be largely higher than today.
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    I would be extremely careful with investing in stocks right now as a lot more bad news will be coming. Once people realize that the new administration will not be able to have a solution for a quick fix the stock market will take another dive. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Dow goes down another 1,000 points before recovering.

    January 28, 2009 at 7:09 PM #337816
    Anonymous
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    What do you traders think bringing back the “uptick rule” will do to the day to day activity in the market? Looks like there is consensus on this, just not sure of result.

    Ackerman Urges New SEC Chief to Restore Uptick Rule to Regulate Short Sales of Stocks

    Congressman also receives letter supporting reinstatement of the regulation from Christopher Cox, the former SEC Chair who rescinded the rule

    http://www.house.gov/apps/list/press/ny05_ackerman/PR_012709.html

    January 28, 2009 at 7:09 PM #338146
    Anonymous
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    What do you traders think bringing back the “uptick rule” will do to the day to day activity in the market? Looks like there is consensus on this, just not sure of result.

    Ackerman Urges New SEC Chief to Restore Uptick Rule to Regulate Short Sales of Stocks

    Congressman also receives letter supporting reinstatement of the regulation from Christopher Cox, the former SEC Chair who rescinded the rule

    http://www.house.gov/apps/list/press/ny05_ackerman/PR_012709.html

    January 28, 2009 at 7:09 PM #338239
    Anonymous
    Guest

    What do you traders think bringing back the “uptick rule” will do to the day to day activity in the market? Looks like there is consensus on this, just not sure of result.

    Ackerman Urges New SEC Chief to Restore Uptick Rule to Regulate Short Sales of Stocks

    Congressman also receives letter supporting reinstatement of the regulation from Christopher Cox, the former SEC Chair who rescinded the rule

    http://www.house.gov/apps/list/press/ny05_ackerman/PR_012709.html

    January 28, 2009 at 7:09 PM #338266
    Anonymous
    Guest

    What do you traders think bringing back the “uptick rule” will do to the day to day activity in the market? Looks like there is consensus on this, just not sure of result.

    Ackerman Urges New SEC Chief to Restore Uptick Rule to Regulate Short Sales of Stocks

    Congressman also receives letter supporting reinstatement of the regulation from Christopher Cox, the former SEC Chair who rescinded the rule

    http://www.house.gov/apps/list/press/ny05_ackerman/PR_012709.html

    January 28, 2009 at 7:09 PM #338358
    Anonymous
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    What do you traders think bringing back the “uptick rule” will do to the day to day activity in the market? Looks like there is consensus on this, just not sure of result.

    Ackerman Urges New SEC Chief to Restore Uptick Rule to Regulate Short Sales of Stocks

    Congressman also receives letter supporting reinstatement of the regulation from Christopher Cox, the former SEC Chair who rescinded the rule

    http://www.house.gov/apps/list/press/ny05_ackerman/PR_012709.html

    January 28, 2009 at 7:55 PM #337821
    peterb
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    The best we’ve gotten so far on this technical bounce has been 9000. From a low of 7400. The record bad news just keeps rolling in. I’m with Chris on this one. The worst is yet to come. The govt is gearing up to spend $3T. Amazing!! Lay-offs are coming in waves. The Dow at 8000 seems too high given the economic devistation at hand and increasing. Historically, credit contractions of this magnitude are very rare and devistating events. One year into a contraction of this level, seem way too early for a bottom.

    January 28, 2009 at 7:55 PM #338151
    peterb
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    The best we’ve gotten so far on this technical bounce has been 9000. From a low of 7400. The record bad news just keeps rolling in. I’m with Chris on this one. The worst is yet to come. The govt is gearing up to spend $3T. Amazing!! Lay-offs are coming in waves. The Dow at 8000 seems too high given the economic devistation at hand and increasing. Historically, credit contractions of this magnitude are very rare and devistating events. One year into a contraction of this level, seem way too early for a bottom.

    January 28, 2009 at 7:55 PM #338244
    peterb
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    The best we’ve gotten so far on this technical bounce has been 9000. From a low of 7400. The record bad news just keeps rolling in. I’m with Chris on this one. The worst is yet to come. The govt is gearing up to spend $3T. Amazing!! Lay-offs are coming in waves. The Dow at 8000 seems too high given the economic devistation at hand and increasing. Historically, credit contractions of this magnitude are very rare and devistating events. One year into a contraction of this level, seem way too early for a bottom.

    January 28, 2009 at 7:55 PM #338270
    peterb
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    The best we’ve gotten so far on this technical bounce has been 9000. From a low of 7400. The record bad news just keeps rolling in. I’m with Chris on this one. The worst is yet to come. The govt is gearing up to spend $3T. Amazing!! Lay-offs are coming in waves. The Dow at 8000 seems too high given the economic devistation at hand and increasing. Historically, credit contractions of this magnitude are very rare and devistating events. One year into a contraction of this level, seem way too early for a bottom.

    January 28, 2009 at 7:55 PM #338363
    peterb
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    The best we’ve gotten so far on this technical bounce has been 9000. From a low of 7400. The record bad news just keeps rolling in. I’m with Chris on this one. The worst is yet to come. The govt is gearing up to spend $3T. Amazing!! Lay-offs are coming in waves. The Dow at 8000 seems too high given the economic devistation at hand and increasing. Historically, credit contractions of this magnitude are very rare and devistating events. One year into a contraction of this level, seem way too early for a bottom.

    January 28, 2009 at 10:54 PM #337926
    poorsaver
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    Read this market ticker for the latest analysis of the market. Karl’s been pretty spot on.

    http://market-ticker.denninger.net/archives/751-Bad-United-States-Bank-FDICTreasury.html

    January 28, 2009 at 10:54 PM #338255
    poorsaver
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    Read this market ticker for the latest analysis of the market. Karl’s been pretty spot on.

    http://market-ticker.denninger.net/archives/751-Bad-United-States-Bank-FDICTreasury.html

    January 28, 2009 at 10:54 PM #338349
    poorsaver
    Participant

    Read this market ticker for the latest analysis of the market. Karl’s been pretty spot on.

    http://market-ticker.denninger.net/archives/751-Bad-United-States-Bank-FDICTreasury.html

    January 28, 2009 at 10:54 PM #338376
    poorsaver
    Participant

    Read this market ticker for the latest analysis of the market. Karl’s been pretty spot on.

    http://market-ticker.denninger.net/archives/751-Bad-United-States-Bank-FDICTreasury.html

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