The pace and magnitude of flows into equity funds is flashing a contrarian sell signal says...

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caupachow Comments (197)
 
Like leading cattle to a slaughter.
22 Feb, 11:32 AM Reply Like

bankingqueen Comments (116)
 
Must be close to a top.
22 Feb, 11:44 AM Reply Like

bbro Comments (7891)
 
Or the usual 5 to 7% correction which occurs 2 to 4 times a year in
a bull market....
22 Feb, 11:47 AM Reply Like

Minutemen Comments (279)
 
Yeah, I'm looking for a nice March correction in line with the congressional budget madness.
22 Feb, 11:50 AM Reply Like

ccschons Comments (189)
 
What do you call what happened this week?
22 Feb, 11:59 AM Reply Like

Minutemen Comments (279)
 
A minor blip.
22 Feb, 12:03 PM Reply Like

sophos2 Comments (97)
 
haha this 2% drop feeled like a major crash to many :P
22 Feb, 12:34 PM Reply Like

Minutemen Comments (279)
 
Yeah, I'm sure. Unfortunately the positions I'm looking to get into didn't drop enough. Seems like everything is overbought, so I'm looking for more than 2% correction. I'm willing to wait to get in a good price though.
22 Feb, 01:10 PM Reply Like

frosty Comments (623)
 
All the people above and elsewhare calling for a correction is a bullish signal.
22 Feb, 01:47 PM Reply Like

Minutemen Comments (279)
 
@frosty: All bull markets have corrections. March is certain to bring uncertainty to the markets. ;-)
22 Feb, 01:54 PM Reply Like

enigmaman Comments (2647)
 
so it appears the so called dumb money is reallocating from their losing MM accounts into equity but are still adding to and not liquidating their bond accounts. Doesn't sound dumb at all.

This may all be MSM/Obama sequester fever brought on by Obamas recent rants about the end of days slashing the 2.5% he signed off on.

Nothing really to see here just keep moving along
22 Feb, 03:36 PM Reply Like

thechaser Comments (456)
 
yeah bbro;

zh had a post on the memo to 'run the market up in the first few months say 10% or so, string it out long enough to sell acquired longs that are held over 60 days (thereby meeting new fed regs for non prop desks), then borrow all the shares of the recently enticed dummies, then dump it back to its yearly starting point, cover the shorts, go long again and wait until fall or year-end to dump again

classic lather rinse repeat

look, the TLT is a serious bellwether because it's halfway b/w the 10 and 30 so it covers this middle ground which is not as heavily traded but serves as a good indicator; I do not care what any newfound bull says, the Fed has got to cover their positions on not letting interest rates get out of hand which means defending the heck out of the ust's and so what if the foolish equity markets get a little trim
22 Feb, 04:07 PM Reply Like

Joe Springer Comments (1284)
 
Wonder if it can get to 56 weeks, QE-Dimagio!
23 Feb, 01:50 AM Reply Like