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Thursday, November 5, 2009
5:52 PM
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A slightly tongue-in-cheek contrary indicator - based on the percentage of Harvard MBAs taking market-sensitive positions - says that the lower numbers of grads flocking to the Street may be a positive market signal.
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Where are they flocking? Health Insurers?
> This market does nothing but go up
Uh,....don't look now but look out below!!!!!!
Going by the theory the market is now rated a "hold", just a hair above a "sell". The article does not try to say the market is a "buy". It's merely positive that the market is no longer a definite "sell".
There is likely some substance ot this theory as a sell indicator. Who knows what the number for 2010 will be though??? It wouldn't take much to push this indicator back to "sell". If we get a USD carry trade unwind (likely if the Fed starts raising rates next spring) at the same time as a renewal of interest in "market-sensitive jobs" by Harvard MBA's that would really be a "SELL" signal!!!